Fishing Victoria Forum

went out was flat enough to top at at 70kmh, tryed pt cook for donuts, p2 undersized pinks an flattys, tryed out from brighten undersized pinks an flattys. least a day of fishing

you try using a easyout ? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wWIk0DghB9c i had antennas i had to do it to when i moved house The screws are really stuck in there mate. What annoys me is the other three came out fine. its just two that are stuck solid so it has me scratching my head. prolly have to dri...

you try using a easyout ?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wWIk0DghB9c
i had antennas i had to do it to when i moved house

Thx for the tips.

cheers

what area would you say for more then one species of fish, i know port melb is running for pinks an pt wilson still have ting

i honestly think they should make ais mandatory for yaks even boats if you dont know what ais is https://www.marinetraffic.com/en/ais/home/centerx:144.924/centery:-37.846/zoom:13 but yeah lots of tools on the water not sure how this works Automatic identification system. Uses both GPS for location ...

i honestly think they should make ais mandatory for yaks even boats
if you dont know what ais is https://www.marinetraffic.com/en/ais/ho ... 46/zoom:13

but yeah lots of tools on the water

Thanks so much for the advice all. I'm in the east of Melbourne, but don't mind a bit of travel for a day out. Seems like my best bet is to head into a local tackle shop as opposed to a big outdoor chain type setup. In terms of brands, I figured Shimano would be a safe bet for a rod. Thoughts? post...

7ft for bream/carp 4000size reel 9ft genral perp 6000 size reel 12ft if you really need to cast 6000 size reel I'd probably change it to 2500 size reel + 7ft rod 4000 size reel + 9ft rod Otherwise they will be terribly outbalanced and not be comfortable to use. typo on 7ft i use 2000 o_0 9 depends ...