Mikaila

We're going to Thailand soon as well. Would be great if you could report back and let us know how you went over there!

WOW! I'm glad you put her back... maybe I'll be able to catch her on the weekend!

Very nice fish Jet

Nice!! That fish weighs more than me!

I didn't even even get fish for dinner I have to break my fishing drought

Howdy. My partner (Jet01) caught a kingie at Gunnamatta Bay just wading off the flats and casting into the channel on Saturday. They're definitely there! I was just getting my gear out of the car to join him and I could hear him hooting from nearly a kilometer away! I think he posted the clip under the Lure & Fly forum...

Definitely get the trion... that was the cheapest, wasn't it?!

Thanks for the tips everyone! Looking forward to trying them out. (Jet01 - there is a pile of dirty dishes in the sink, why do you even have time to be on here?! )

Hi All. I am hoping to gather some tips on fishing for flounder. My partner is obsessed with catching flathead but I have heard a rumor that there are plenty of other fish in the sea and would like to start trying to catch some of them - flounder being fist on my list. The best advise I have received to date (from persons who shall remain nameless) is "just keep fishing for flathead and eventually you'll accidentally catch a flounder". However I'd like to be a little more proactive... I'm currently fishing with soft plastics on a Shimano Sonic Pro 7 foot rod and a Shimano Sienna 2500 reel with 6lb Fins braid, 10lb flourocarbon leader and about 1/8th Jig head. So far I have only really focused on flathead so my technique is to skip the lure along the bottom. Any tips on technique, gear, or what to look for in a good flounder spot would be greatly appreciated! Cheers, Mik01

I don't care what you buy - as long as it catches me fish...

This was very helpful. I'll no longer have to nod in dumb agreement when my partner opens his mouth (because it's always about fishing!). I feel much more comfortable about the blurter I'm having for dinner now that I know it's actually trevally

Wow! Great Catch... and the fish look ok too...