Fishing Victoria Forum

Kimtown wrote: ↑

Mon Jun 13, 2022 7:32 am

14000 Stella, 100lbs braid + murasame caranx 7’8 pe6-10 (heavy casting)

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Good post mate, perfect timing with the buzz around salmon! I'm looking to pick up something similar and was learning towards something with a longer butt and wrap. Penn Allegiance II is currently what I'm considering, ~$110-120, ROD LENGTH: 9' NUMBER OF PIECES: 2 ROD POWER: Medium Light LINE RATIN...

Aren't you the guy cracking the sh1ts on facebook pages about other people promoting their lures?

Pre 2019 it was actually not bad. Many including myself have all but stopped posting here due to threads being constantly derailed by few repeat offenders. We have lost many valuable members due to this!! Pretty much. In the past I posted an essay length, fully photographed report every time I went...

From the generation that f-cked the housing market and ruined the economy, now looking for new ways to screw the next generation, I present to you, this ,,###t. In all honesty WGAF, unless your trying to stir the pot again and I have better things to do like go fishing, to be honest IDGAF about salt...

The NSW crew here use those nomad hardbodies with the massive bib on them quite successfully trolling. The majority of the Snapps caught on lures i've seen are on plastics though.

Squidding any 20lb leader is fine. I don't think it makes a huge difference. I like the shimano Tiagra stuff, it seems to be abrasion resistant. Easy to spend way to much on leader for no real benefit.

I tried fused lines for a bit but really really didn't like them.

Has there been any significant upgrades in the past 5ish years?

If you like targeting slimeys try any rocky outcrop of reef for 45 minutes just on first light. Use a slightly larger bait jig. There's always a ton of them around they are just extremely difficult to target during the day.

The Sedona is a pretty decent choice in that range, take the extra $ and get some really good quality braid.