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I went to my local tackle joint to see if i could purchase a buzzbait but they were closed went somwhere else and just had to suffer with a spinnerbait with a white scurt. snagged him on the rocks under the bridge on 4lb line and snap gone, went over the other side of the river started there but with my new rod im still not use to it, it has a very sensative fiberglass tip. tryed a back handed cast with my surfice lure and some how got him stuck in the tree, $23 down the drain in no time. but out of all that im still looking forward to trying the buzzbait

you make the trouting look fun mate. im in two minds to either get a tinnie or a canoe either way im going to set them up with sounders and everything else. mate got to ask hows the difference between the sea water then the fresh water, do you find that you have now gathered some good knowlidge that may help with salt water fishing.

me my son daughter and wife went down the napean today (easter sunday) for lunch and so me and my son could also have a quick session, we where sucessfull on our 5th cast, with a nice probley 200mm bass i was casting paralell to the banks, just about 1 metre out from the weed. its always a great to see a surfice lure getting smashed.

I couldn't agree more mate, you can never learn to much or not enough awesome catch jon well done

the funny thing about this whole thred is that you could probley eat those ones you catch unlike the good old napean river, there's no way i could bring my self to eat one catch and release only awesome picks mate.

awesome stuff mate i havnt done the river in a while i have been trying to get my self down there for the past 3 weekends in a row but somthing always tends to come up, so hopfully saturday i hope il get my chance nice pic's to mate. where abouts in the napean was this court at towards wallacia or richmond.

mate i beg the differ to this point. as far as iv heard that fishing in the hewksbury while raining that your not going to get hooked up is a mith. also i just checked a local hawksbury river fishing charter report for the hawksbury. on the report was theres heaps of different fish on the byte samson, bonnies, friget mackrell big tailor, big flatties, travally. this is the mouth of broken bay and the hawksbury. all so on the report was said that this costomer said that citres smells put fish off the byte and wd40 so he grabbed it and tested it for him self and pulled in a samson fish, so he said think outside the box. me mate i wouldnt miss it for the life of me mate

hallo glade things are well. i lost my father just before xmas from a majore heart attack he was only 50, he had a minor heart attack in august, so please for your loved ones sake and yours exercise is good for you. in my 30 years on this earth i swear i never seen my dad do a jog or a sporting hobby after his minor attack i asked him to do a 3 month drinking beer clens to help his heart he said to me after the 3 long necks i bought yesterday. so from my point of view please get well and think of the future. hope to meet you soon fit and healthy YOU CAN DO IT

really in the long run there's no use in whinging because there's really nobody listening every time i have ever gone fishing and seen idiots its normally the same kind of people. but really the justice for use good fisho's is there probley keeping there catch and taking them home and eating it, just down the road at rhoads is a land remediation ground that had affected the whole of the sydney harbour, cant eat the fish from the bridge back to parra because there very high in iron. has anybody ever court any mutant fish latly around canada bay rhodes gladsville. this is the cause

me mate im a local riff boy mate, havent had much of a chance latly to wet the line mate going through withdrawels but. i know the normall spots around the river, not really a carp fisher iv never fished the river from a boat side of life in the river, even know im in the process of getting a tinnie boat of my own. its all ways good to meet new people to

I know one thing theres no shortige of taylor anywhere around the brake walls exspecially nere the mouth, and flaties under the bridge of windang.

mate i find gulps pritty relyable on one pack of scented plastics i court 4 flatties i had them on a 1/8 weight jig head, also the only thing that pead me off was they would get to mei would pick them up they would shack there head hook would fall out and they would slip out of my hands and gone, also so another down fall is there tails are pritty long so you always no when tailor are around, it all ways comes back after a good hit from the hook back gone.

mate im the same as you. I am trying to master the art of bream luring, i have relized it relativly easy enough to catch flatties because as they say flatties will hit most lures. the real challenge to me is the bream catching them on lures. also with me i have got alot of my knowlidge from, yes wait for it, DVD's and one of my favourites are from one of our sponsor's south coast fishing charters with scotty lyons and also gary brown. its called THE JEWEL OF THE SOUTH covers pritty much everything for the beginner to understand and get the idear.

awesome job mate. Im just about to get my self a 11 foot tinnie and didnt want a round bottom one and thought of this same idear but to see it first hand is just great. my brother inlaw is a fitter and my mate is a tiler and my other mate is a carpet layer looks like there will be a few cartons for me to buy thanks for the pics to mate.

i find that just using a 1/8 weight jig head on fresh green prawns from the local fish market take the head off the prawn and feed the jig head through as you would a soft plastic, there for you have everything, just enough weight to get it out there and no destractions on your rig to spook the fish. i normally land a few bream this way but you can always tell when theres tailor around and time to change to the cromed lures.