MaxSakuma

They do! It's really poor quality tho...but enough to have fun with yakkas and sardines. I believe most Daisos have a little fishing section or just a tiny shelf with some hooks, sabiki rigs and sometimes metal slugs.

Hey MD, Count me in for most weekends to launch our kayaks on Sydney Harbour. I'm also looking for a buddy to go fish together with my kayak. Just PM me when you're willing to go.

I usually use those cheap Daiso sabiki rigs ($1 each) and just add a sink on the very end of the rig. Tiny pieces of chicken breast and happy fishing.

Thanks guys. Perhaps the oyster leases might be a starting point of our day then. It will be very low tide during the morning tho... so I was thinking Rip Bridge early in the morning, then right next to it during the run in. It looks like it won't be a great weather on Sunday tho ...

Hi all, Me and a couple of friends are heading to Brisbane Waters for the first time to spend the weekend fishing and staying on a nice Airbnb nearby. If you're around and wants to team up, we're happy to exchange info on where we are fishing (if the fish is active and that sort of thing) via Whatsapp. See you around!

Hi all, I'm Max from Brazil. Currently living in Rhodes where I can drop my kayak during the weekends for some fishing. I've been enjoying to get to know the Australian fishes and learning new techniques and apparatus. If you're looking for some company to go landbase, on a boat or kayaking, let me know! I'm mostly available on weekends.

Thanks, guys!

Well, if not that, does anyone is interested in learning how to use baitcaster on hard body lures? That's basically how I was fishing back in Brazil for quite a few years and I'm happy to share some knowledge the way one day someone taught me the tricks as well.

Does anyone can recommend a good charter to fish on the canals of Sydney harbour? Me and my wife are new in town and we're looking for someone to take us fishing on a boat.