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  1. http://www.bom.gov.au/nsw/warnings/coastalwind.shtml I think its up the coast a bit further though, But there's still big swell atm. Curly is unfishable right now which is tragic as my solunar thingy is 5 stars.
  2. I've settled on a Fish outta water branded "The General P" rod, by Shimano, and a Symetre reel. Thanks guys
  3. Cheers mate. I caught them at around 2pm from north curly at the highest point of the wall, you know, the bit that makes it near on impossible to pull a fish out during low tide haha. And yea mate it took a good chunk of line and really darted hard and fast in to snags and the wall i was fishing on as it came in. Thrashed like all hell. Was definitely my highlight this month. Never been there myself. I don't own or know anyone with a boat. I was using 5lb and a 2500 sahara for that bonie. Great fun.
  4. Roseville has been productive at night the last few times I've been.
  5. There Spheros is outside of the budget, how would a Penn Spinfisher go as a replacement?
  6. G'day. I've been using a 2500 finesse fishing reel to spin with out in the big drink and it's rapidly deteriorating. It's gone from silky smooth to clunky and draggy even after multiple services and maintenance. It was a reel meant for quiet Freshwater bass trips and to cut it short I've thrashed the absolute shit out of it over the past few weeks. So it's time to put a few bucks down on something more appropriate. I only really want to spend $200 at this point. I'm asking the forum because I don't really know much about the salty side of fishing. Bearing in mind I'll only ever be land based, these are the things I'd like to be able to do: Spin for large sports-fish off the rocks (lots of this). ie Kingies, Tuna etc.... Have a flick at the beach, without needing a massive beach rod. I'm told this is possible? Something that will cast a country mile without being to tippy, but also not to stiff. Nothing under 9", I've got plenty of them. Am i better off just getting a second hand rig or is there something I can do with 200-220? Advice appreciated.
  7. Spinning for Bonies off curly and I pulled this out today. What is it?
  8. I went for a swim there myself today. Water is heating up.
  9. Yea that's it. I've got no beach equipment or I'd be having a flick there also. Picking up a 9' combo from Fish outta water in a fortnight, but that's more for spinning. If you're ever keen on heading down to the rocks mate drop me a line, keen as custard.
  10. G'day Amir! One was nearly 50, the rest were all around 40-45.
  11. Blacktown boy? just moved from there myself. Fishing for Bonnies is a no brainer mate, just flick Raiders off the edge and spin in hard and fast for as long as it takes. Occasionally let am re-sink on the retrieve to stir things up. Persistence and patience is all it really is bud. I'll happily stand somewhere for 6 hours and cast with no hits, so it depends how long you're willing to tough it out. I also use light gear so I don't get too tired, and use the swell to land the fish. - I also find fishing with light gear more challenging and fun, as oppose to skull-dragging them where the fish have zero chance. I was lucky yesterday, today was a massive donut.
  12. G'day. First report here. Might start with a few from yesty. Using a 6'6 graphite rod with 5lb line and 12lb leader. Reel was a Shimano Sahara 2500. Lure was a 20lb Raider. Was getting gnarly with bare feet and the tide coming up so called it a day.
  13. Good little read mate, and some good fish caught!
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