DYMAN

Looking at the first pic you can start to realise why the Blackfish fight so hard for their size!!! Honestly have a look at size of that tail fin!

Well done Ryder, it`s always good to change it up from time to time, it helps break the monotony and help realise there is other species besides the Blackfish :-)

Nice catch mate, good to see Port Hacking still produces, I haven't fished it for years, must try it again one day soon.

From what I hear this is a pretty regular thing on the Harbour Wharves and jetty`s, one of my mates works on the Harbour Ferry services. He tells me that all this rubbish left behind is growing in reports from the locals, ferry terminal users plus the use of Council rates to clean up the wharves and pontoons to make them presentable for the paying public whom use these services, from the sound of it, it will only be a matter of time before all public ferry terminals will be banned. Shame as I spent many years fishing off wharves around Sydney growing up as a child, will be a shame to lose this as it is great for kids to have fun and learn a few things about fishing with easy access in the Sydney area without waiting to go on holidays to wet a line. Regards DYMAN

Poor thing, how did moggy loose it`s leg?

Just wore boardies, my mate never said anything about lice!!! I think a phone call is required after I finish this post.

Well done, always good to have a sacred spot away from all the Riff Raff.

Well there you go!!!! You learn something new everyday, I never new you could eat them let alone fillet them, you must have the filleting skills of a Fugu chef.

Thanks mate.

Well done on the catch lads!!!! Good to see they are still biting. Nice healthy looking fish too, bit of a shame there was no Black Trevally around :-)

If I may add my two bobs worth as well, try the screws out on the hidden light brown slime compared to cleats, bet you can`t guess who is left standing? I`ve seen more slips and stacks over the years from the screws in shoes theory due to not being used in the correct surroundings, they work in most rock fishing surrounds, but not in all!!! especially on the lower ledges fished around the Eastern Suburbs, anyone who has fished these lower ledges will know of this brown film :-)

As friends and myself that have fished it!!! we call it " Skidmark " for a good reason, if you want to get caught off guard and have a good scare!!! you have found the perfect spot. I have fished it twice, to "Spooky" for me, only for the locals this place.

Not being rude, but he can`t be the most intelligent person to pick one of those up?

Learnt that that one working on the W.A coast, always room for a general purpose rod so you don`t miss any opportunities.

I have been very lucky, the blackfish bug is back though.