I can show you where a full tucker box freezer was buried at Walkerville nth
Looking for whiting.
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I've found they work just as well when frozen, you can't defrost them more than once though or they go soggy. The garfish aren't enticed by the minimal wriggling action, all they're attracted to is the smell. Don't feed them anything, or else or they'll turn into casters, generally they stop eating once they reach bait size anyway. Also, make sure you keep them at the back of the fridge. I made a batch home a little while ago from chicken drumsticks and got a full 2 litre container of them after about 2 weeks, so far they've lasted 3 weeks in the fridge. Much cheaper than buying them as well. Hope this helps.
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Cheers, I might give this a go with some of the bait that went off in the freezer.Irishfisherman wrote: ↑Tue Oct 20, 2020 8:40 pmI've found they work just as well when frozen, you can't defrost them more than once though or they go soggy. The garfish aren't enticed by the minimal wriggling action, all they're attracted to is the smell. Don't feed them anything, or else or they'll turn into casters, generally they stop eating once they reach bait size anyway. Also, make sure you keep them at the back of the fridge. I made a batch home a little while ago from chicken drumsticks and got a full 2 litre container of them after about 2 weeks, so far they've lasted 3 weeks in the fridge. Much cheaper than buying them as well. Hope this helps.
2015/16 Fisting Victoria Species comp total: 289cm
Brown Trout: 37cm
Flathead: 51cm; Squid: 36cm; Australian Salmon: 51cm; Snapper 46cm; Silver Trevally 23cm; KGW: 45cm
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Brown Trout: 37cm
Flathead: 51cm; Squid: 36cm; Australian Salmon: 51cm; Snapper 46cm; Silver Trevally 23cm; KGW: 45cm
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Re: Looking for whiting.
so once more back in the lake to see if the KGW have turned up. Left home at 0700. 0705 at the ramp and I am the only one there, quick zip up the lake to Nungurner. Anchored up in the whiting hole. Baits in the water 0720. first bite 0721, First KGW for the season onboard 0722.
By 0800 I had 8 kgw and 6 school whiting. Seemed like enough for a couple of feeds, so headed back and had a little prospect around to see what else was in the area. Not much, thought I might have pinged a flatty but none in my usual haunts.
Waiting for offshore weather now as the big snapper should be here.
By 0800 I had 8 kgw and 6 school whiting. Seemed like enough for a couple of feeds, so headed back and had a little prospect around to see what else was in the area. Not much, thought I might have pinged a flatty but none in my usual haunts.
Waiting for offshore weather now as the big snapper should be here.
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Looks like next week at the earliest. Give the KGWs a go if you can't get offshore.Elmer Stratty wrote: ↑Wed Oct 28, 2020 11:39 amIt won’t settle for a few days.....I’ve got days off
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Tasty looking feed right therere-tyred wrote: ↑Wed Oct 28, 2020 10:49 amso once more back in the lake to see if the KGW have turned up. Left home at 0700. 0705 at the ramp and I am the only one there, quick zip up the lake to Nungurner. Anchored up in the whiting hole. Baits in the water 0720. first bite 0721, First KGW for the season onboard 0722.
By 0800 I had 8 kgw and 6 school whiting. Seemed like enough for a couple of feeds, so headed back and had a little prospect around to see what else was in the area. Not much, thought I might have pinged a flatty but none in my usual haunts.
Waiting for offshore weather now as the big snapper should be here.
Nice catch!
Cheers