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They get wised up and hang off when there are lots of boats visiting / trolling round fads.(understandably) You need clear warm water and a downhill current, livies / casting lures /fresh strip bait, sometimes fisheries fads will only have schools of rats Dollies have good eyesight and can see heavy traces, large hooks etc so try light gear and get a more hook-ups. If you can get wider the larger ones tend to be from 80 fathoms onwards

Greenwell point has an excellent floating boat ramp - one of the best on the south coast. Not much current lately on the banks, lets hope that changes soon I got a small black jump on 3kg spin gear on the block fad last week and then released a big striped later in the day but it wasn't the hot bite we had there a few weeks back. went out off Kiama Saturday water was pretty green, no current inside the shelf I think a couple of fish were caught today between a fair amount of boats, bom shows current coming back down again so you could be in for some action

well done! try just inside north head too sometimes they stay around for a few weeks

Hi Raiders I have a 20 foot half cabin full setup all gear- just looking for someone to come out weekends- I go out to the banks, JB, Kiama fad - 70s - to the canyons plus have several in close snapper spots Had good season so far this year released 8 marlin and caught 3 dollies that went 20 kg on light 3kg spin (hour plus fights). Maybe get out once a week or so sometimes I go solo sometimes two on board share fuel costs (max $50) and help me clean up the boat afterwards If you have seamanship skills that's good, angling skills that's good, but most important - good sense of humour and have fun ! I generally don't go too early and don't stay out all day either (not a troll plastics all day type boat) look for versatility and what's biting. If anyone is interested in some sport fishing mayhem send a message and I'll get back to you