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great haul there, they are starting to fire up all over

sunline, nuff said

cracker bass there

top fish there guys, go the natives

:1yikes: what a cracking bass, well done

agreed, but yellowbely are equal first too mate

grea fish there, thankyou for practicing catch and release

yep that or dimple

got a report from dean brind today, still plenty of muck around, minimal cod captures but yella will take lures when the pressure is high oOh!

oOh! nice bass there mate, remeemed yourself after dohnuts at the juck and windy, well have to go out soon, i need to blood that saros 1000 of mine on a horsey. btw easter, few yellas goin round. peace

arent the black ones only for fresh water, nice fish mate!

GEnts, I ahve fished burrinjuck fairly regularly for a few years now and can tell you that it can be a dam of a thousand casts but on the flip side, i have been in some of the hottest fishing of my career, genreally cod are taken in the morning and afternoon sessions and go deep through the day, yellowbelly are a little different and will take lures during the day but you will have to work for them, the arvo session is where the yellas generally heat up. I generally only go to the juck to target yellowbelly as decent cod are hard to come by, yellowbelly are plentiful and I have had the most success casting Jackall TN60s in 15-30ft of water with an ultra slow roll back to the boat. Gold flash seems to be the colour of choice, trolling is also good with 20ft divers in the 65mm size, again gold flash being the colour of choice. Dont give up on the juck. Che

oOh!

bass to 55cms!!!!!

mick and i did the tella comp 2 years ago, we are thinking of doing it again this year for the burrinjuck round

great post and greater to see people getting out amongst the natives, looks like a great fishery, might have to go check it out Cheers Che

there is no over exaggeration when mick tells you he lost a big fish, it was like a massive hit, i thought he got snagged, my guess is it was a green fish that didnt know it was hooked until mick gave it some curry, big and heavy.. shame he wasnt using heavier gear, would have been nice to see the fish.. Windy is a dam of a thousand casts, i think the reason why we had a few missed hook ups is because you have done 500 cast before it and dont expect a hit catching you off guard.. big yellas there though, bigger than the juck too and golden to boot. Che

we managed to fish it at 100%

nice work, looks like the water has come down a bit, might have to check it out *looks at iMick*

great fish there mate, im keen to get back to windy

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so when we join down?>

i like the last one but hehe

lol

Get that up ya, The bloke in the video named Roman got a write up in the current issue freshwater fishing mag, if anyone can catch cod in goo gong, its him