Good effort mate. Well done :thumbsup:ducky wrote:It took about 30 mins but I got him boat side. Wing gaffed it and got the hooks out. Vicious bloody tail on this one too.raco09 wrote:Sorry to hijack the thread. Ducky did you manage to bring the ray up, or did you have to cut line?ducky wrote:I use 10-15kg spin outfits. I was very nearly spooled by a gigantic ray last Saturday night. We caught 3 gummies in the sub 4kg range but this ray took me nearly down to steel on 50lb and a qtr turn off locked drag on a 10,000 saragosa. I tested the drag after the fish and it would have been around 7kg of drag. There's no way I could have put this force on with a cheaper outfit.
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To fish or not to fish...NOT TO FISH ??Yea...like that's even an option !
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drift100 wrote:Caught a 25-30kg gummy about two weeks ago on a 6-10kg rod, sustain 6000 with 20lb powerpro,60lb leader, whole setup worked great, had it in the boat in around 15mins from 12m of water, dropped another earlier on a 10-15kg setup so couldn't really tell the difference
i pulled a 30kg gummy up from 40mt in bass strait on a 6 to 8kg snapper rod with a 4000 size spinning reel
bloody hard work, my arms were shaking after that for hours
i rather it on my 10 to 15kg rod and the abu 7000
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Has anyone got any photos of these so called 30kg gummys? It's not a term that should be thrown about lightly.
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ducky wrote:Has anyone got any photos of these so called 30kg gummys? It's not a term that should be thrown about lightly.
I found evidence of a 30kg gummy.......
http://wrec.igfa.org/WRecordsList.aspx? ... k,%20gummy
I see it claimed often and I disregard it often.
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Re: Gummy Fishing Combo set ups
I would suggest for the boat combo you'd want an 8-15kg 6-7 foot rod and a solid reel to hold 250m of 30lb line. I'd suggest a Penn Spinfisher 750-950 paired with a penn spinfisher rod. Add in line and it should cost under $150.
http://www.rayannes.com.au/daiwa-shiman ... nly-99-95/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
I'd have the 850SSM and SSM 701 10-15kg rod.
For a surf combo, you would need a minimum 11 foot rod length and similar weight ratings. Reel can again be capable of holding 250m of 30lb line. I'd go for another Penn Spinfisher because they can tolerate a bit of salt and knocks and here's another budget combo with a Penn surf rod. Either of the two choices would suit your needs very well.
http://www.rayannes.com.au/daiwa-shiman ... urai-line/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Should note that I am not biased towards fishing brands, just Penn are reliable in the salt, especially the spinfishers.
http://www.rayannes.com.au/daiwa-shiman ... nly-99-95/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
I'd have the 850SSM and SSM 701 10-15kg rod.
For a surf combo, you would need a minimum 11 foot rod length and similar weight ratings. Reel can again be capable of holding 250m of 30lb line. I'd go for another Penn Spinfisher because they can tolerate a bit of salt and knocks and here's another budget combo with a Penn surf rod. Either of the two choices would suit your needs very well.
http://www.rayannes.com.au/daiwa-shiman ... urai-line/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Should note that I am not biased towards fishing brands, just Penn are reliable in the salt, especially the spinfishers.
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People just make up random numbers, a lot of these so called 30kg Gummy sharks would be lucky to be 20kg.ducky wrote:Has anyone got any photos of these so called 30kg gummys? It's not a term that should be thrown about lightly.
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This is a genuine 30kg...
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Slinga mate that's a monster!!!!!!
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Not my fish, a mates from a while back.GTSHoon wrote:Slinga mate that's a monster!!!!!!
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