matt_and_fish

Hi Raiders, Admin remove if not allowed Was wandering if anyone has any local knowledge of the state of the Sussex Inlet Bar crossing. Planning a fishing Trip Down South. Would be good to know of its condition. Thanks Matt

Hey Beginner, any chance you could give me your phone number at all. for some reason i cant private message you on fishraider. Thanks buddy Matt

Yes i think its the Hacking wide, thankyou for your tips

I have usually stuck between cronulla and 3 quarters to the FAD, But am hoping to increase that as i get more experienced to where fish are and how to catch them

Thankyou, am already talking with 'Scent Blazer'. Thanks

Thanks for answering, Have you been fishing lately for Tuna on the shelf, any tips on how to do it? thanks Matt

Hi Raiders, new here so sorry if i have made a wrong topic title or put this under the wrong forum, if i have just comment and i will obviously just shift it or whatever that needs to be done. So in regards to what i am asking. On the Monday the 18th (next week) i am going out with four mates to target Yellow Fin Tuna. We plan to get livies very early around 0330 and 0445, then head offshore. However i do have one concern that could stop me from going is the fact that i am not so familiar with the continental shelf and where it starts and ends, plus how to fish it. I have absorbed a lot of information of the other forums and some topics very similar to mine, yet still struggle to understand just how far out or close it is to the coastline. Some tell me it is 10 kilometres, where others tell me it is 100 kilometres. The only thing that most people that are going out there at the moment tell me is that Yellow Fin Tuna are on the chew at the shelf at the moment. So with all that said, could any of you experienced anglers point me in the right direction. - Forgot to add, I am based in the Port Hacking River, Cronulla Thanks Matt - Newbie