hcwang

christ, that is m a s s i v e !

havent been on this forum for long but it is very well deserved, congrats!

hmm interesting where was this winkley?

wondering if anyone had a go this morning? I was predicting a pretty dead morning with such low air pressure. Wondering if i was right

hmm... but after the fish pulls wont the elastic band be left the rod shaft? Or am i imagining it wrong?

ah right. i thought the idea was that the fish can take the bait and swim with it without feeling the weight of your sinker, hence i asked how tight the line should be (which determines how much slack the fish can take with it)

notice a lot of ez-rigs these days. what are their advantages? Over rigs with a running sinker to swivel, then leader for example. Similiar concept? How tight should the line be for rigs with running sinkers?

cheers i will give it a go

will this work for any wharf? just that ive never seen it done at ryde wharf before

Hi raiders Is it practical to catch yakkas at meadowbank/ryde wharves? I've seen guys do it further down the parra (near strathfield) but never at ryde. Just the standard bread berley and bait jig will do? Cheers

the air pressure had a drop today.. might hit 1010 tonight? it'll work out great for you if its back on the rise tomorrow morning!

good luck mate

used to fish that place all the time.. nothng that good there imo. I hear it produces LJ and blackies last I heard. Berley up though I think it gets a bit of a flogging since its such a good picnic spot

good advice cheers. I'll throw a line overnight in the harbour one day and see what i can hook up with. I'm betting on trevally and tailor

cheers so are any decent fish active between midnight and sunup?