I reckon it does more than my gps :( certainly handy. I wish I had some marks for you to "borrow" :)Quote:
Originally Posted by MEGOMONSTER
I was checking out sonar charts looks nice but not sure if it's needed.
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I reckon it does more than my gps :( certainly handy. I wish I had some marks for you to "borrow" :)Quote:
Originally Posted by MEGOMONSTER
I was checking out sonar charts looks nice but not sure if it's needed.
had a good day out in the boat yesterday.just a couple of hrs in a dingy and only about a 1km off shore.
Fark there's 5-6 hundred dollars worth of fish on the floor. What a day. All spear fishing I presume.Quote:
Originally Posted by wa 489
nah not all.mate dived and I fished from boat,he did get more than me.Got a couple of snapper and a black arse cod and some other one with line.
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couple of closer up pics.
Had a dismal morning fishing today, only managed 4 Calamari but lost 4 squid jigs ($80).
Also got 5 undersize pinkies and accidentally bumped my mates rod out of the holder straight in the drink but wasn't able to retrieve it ($150).
They say a bad day fishing beats a good day working everytime.Quote:
Originally Posted by MEGOMONSTER
Maybe not when you have to work to recover the cost of the days fishing :)Quote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
Especially if it's my bosses rod.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lonicus
Might have to work a day for free. Lol
Unlikely.
That's just twisting the knife :)Quote:
Originally Posted by MEGOMONSTER
I thought he was gonna twist my neck.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lonicus
BuggerQuote:
Originally Posted by MEGOMONSTER
Just to make you feel a little better, my boat steering wheel came loose, looked under the hood, the bracket holding it corroded in half :( Time to replace the steering :(
down the coast again today,Ebb manage to catch her first ever salmon..
Real nice fish there, she should be proudQuote:
Originally Posted by wa 489
Thanks mate,she was,live quite close and this was our 4th trip first cast.the only one for the day too.last 3 weekends we have gone out atleast once a weekend....ahh the country life
It's a burden you have to carry right ? Lol
Some one has to step up to the plate and take up the slack lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Drew
I believe they said "oooooooh Faaaaaaaaark"
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Another ouch moment.
Looks like Lake Mulwala.
With an OAR-GEE lure.
That's gotta hurt big timeQuote:
Originally Posted by MEGOMONSTER
as for the other one "Blessed are the big noses"
I have had so much success with OAR-GEE lures.Quote:
Originally Posted by MEGOMONSTER
One of the best Murray Cod lures on the market. I, too, have had a lot of success with these lures. My favourite has to be the purple silver back with the yellow belly and red throat. 80% of my Cod using OAR-GEE lures were on this colour lure.Quote:
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Also this River2Sea minnow Perch look lure is by far my best Cod lure.
Over the last three year has caught more Murray Cod than any other lure when fishing the 2m-3.5m depth of water.
@ Mego thinking of getting some mates and going trout fishing out the back of Tallarook where the Goulbourne meets the King Parrot.
early days but a Saturday or sunday after Mothers days sounds ok
Plus seeing the flies have become used to our fly repellent heres some from OS plenty of DEET to stop the mozzies
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/310750687...84.m1423.l2649
Probably won't be doing anything till the Queens Burfday WE with my mates probably in Bearii again. We really enjoyed ourselves. Also been called for a Jamieson/Big river trip with some other mates.Quote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
Its low at the momentQuote:
Originally Posted by MEGOMONSTER
Is that at Daves camp ??
check the logs for lures lol
No mate, its what the locals call "the point" Enter from Haynes rd. never thought to look for lures
Thanks good fishing at the Haynes rd part of the river.
Had some awesome results.
Will be up soon with Bob and Co. seeing they have stuffed up my Op rrrrrrs holes
what they do with op
I think they are trying to get the levels up at the Hume weir as it's only at 37.9% capacity.Quote:
Originally Posted by janderson
And Mulwala is full, but Mulwala won't open the gates until Hume open their gates.
Just heard that the channels are still being filled and that is also why the river is down. But heard that will be stopping soon and the river should rise again.Quote:
Originally Posted by MEGOMONSTER
Finally took the boat out this arvo to test the new hydraulic steering. Think i saw mego on the way home :)
Have you got a big ass boat.Quote:
Originally Posted by Drew
5.45m blue water streaker, wouldn't call it big ass but I'd like it a bit lighter for those wet days at the ramp :( or maybe I need new tyres :)Quote:
Originally Posted by MEGOMONSTER
I've got no feed back steering in my boat, its awesome! Just point and shoot lol, its great for when your trolling or retrieving the anchor and the best thing is if your feeling lazy you can kick back and steer with your feet hahaha!Quote:
Originally Posted by Drew
No feed back is the go. My last was a rack setup, started to get tight and needed more than a finger to turn the wheel though. Even though this is still wearing in one finger steering is sweet :)
Is anyone into fresh water Kayak fishing? I've recently enjoyed a couple of local trips out of Cairns with a borrowed Kayak chasing Sooties and Perch etc. and had a blast. It really is a relaxing way to fish and camp with minimal gear. Now got myself trying to save a few more bucks to buys a Kayak! Dammit! The Troll takes most of my spare cash as it is...
Yea I enjoy a paddle when my mate brings his along..
I prefer pulling on then waiders and going for a stroll out into the estuary for a spot river fishing throwing the plastics..
Have been fishing from a canoe plenty of times and it is very relaxing.Quote:
Originally Posted by BenK