daniel ogden

Thankyou all, Seems as i have lots of options and shall enjoy researching all rods that have been suggested and decide which i think will be the best for me.

Cheers bob, appreciate the reply mate.

Hi all, So i am currently looking around for a rod i can use for casting hardbodies on the flats for bream. I was thinking something around the 7 foot range and under $200. I was looking at the atomic arrowz bream crank which looks alright, anyone have any experience with these. Any other suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thankyou all, Daniel Ogden

Hi all, i have plan to hit hawkesbury river in my kayak on the weekend to target some bream. I am hopefully going to fish rocky edges with hardbodies and plastics and also moored boats and maybe racks. I would love some suggestions as to where the best place for this would be. Would launching at apple tree bay be good for bream or am i better off fishing around pittwater like in mccarrs creek. If Hawkesbury isnt as suitable any places i can launch and fish structure in sydney harbour for bream would be greatly appreciated also. Any information would be greatly appreciated and even private message me if you dont want all your info here to be read. Thankyou again, Daniel.

Although not what you wanted, they are some nice whiting and will be beautiful on the plate. Well done, Daniel.

1) You can either strike when the fish bites or sometimes the fish will hook itself, you will ind your preffered method by practice. 2) In my opinion, pealed prawns are the best bait for bream especially, you can buy a bag of peeled prawns from Aldi which i find good bait. 3) Main tip to catch more fish is a road question as there are many things but i will name a few. For bait fishing you should berley, this is when you throw in fish bait or fish attractant suh as prawn heads, bread mixed with tuna oil or so on in the water to attract the fish to your area. Also use google maps to find an area you think will hold fish. Fish will always hold around structure or a food source such as rock walls, pylons, jettys, weedbeds, drop offs and so on so aim your spots around areas with these structures. Hope this helped, goodluck, Daniel.

So if you are using a spin reel which i assume you are there will be a drag setting on the top of the spool. Ifyou turn this to the left as to loosen it this will loosen the drag. You can pull the line out yourself to test how loose it is and adjust it to your preffered setting, once loose enough, this sound will go off at the smallest of takes. So once you hear the fish take it you can then tighten your drag and fight the fish. Hope this helped! Daniel.

Thankyou very much for both replies. I will ensure to put all that advice into praice when I go next wednesday. Thankyou again, Daniel.

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I definitely agree that trevally will often move around in schools. A berley trail of smashed pilchards has worked for me in the past so i would recomend that. Goodluck. Daniel.

I can also vouch for the schneider line, it's good quality!

Hi all, am using my tinny for the first time and jjust wanted a quiet spot to test it for the maiden voyage. I live in camden so anywhere within an hour give or take 10 minutes. Thinking a quiet ramp to the georges river. I will be going mid weekso shouldnt be to much of an issue. Will have a fish so mybe somewhere with some bream or bass? Thanks guys Daniel.

Love the aussie bass. Nice ones mate! How big was the flathead, would have been a nice surprise.

Love catching trout in the rivers, would have given you a good run I imagine. Awesome fish.

Awesome, thanks very much neil.