Peninsula Fishing
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Peninsula Fishing
Hi everyone, looking to go fishing throughout the next couple of days in the Rosebud/Sorrento area, in search of flathead and Whiting, just after some tips for bait and where would be the best spot to catch either of those fish, could possibly end up at a back beach if the fish happen to be on the go! Thanks legends!
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Re: Peninsula Fishing
Whiting = Fresh bait, rising tide, dusk. Cast at the sand next to a weedbed. Blairgowrie and sorrento are good places to start. Use squid jigs to try and get superfresh baits.
Flathead......pretty much do the same thing and bounce a soft plastic around while you wait.
Flathead......pretty much do the same thing and bounce a soft plastic around while you wait.
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Re: Peninsula Fishing
go to Peninsula Total tackle for all the recent news.
Obtain a copy of the Landbased Guide for Port Phillip and Corio bays, it has heaps of info
Obtain a copy of the Landbased Guide for Port Phillip and Corio bays, it has heaps of info
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Re: Peninsula Fishing
I'll be sure to thanks!Wolly Bugger wrote:go to Peninsula Total tackle for all the recent news.
Obtain a copy of the Landbased Guide for Port Phillip and Corio bays, it has heaps of info
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Re: Peninsula Fishing
Thanks mate! I'll make sure I grab some bait! How do cut up pilchards go?DougieK wrote:Whiting = Fresh bait, rising tide, dusk. Cast at the sand next to a weedbed. Blairgowrie and sorrento are good places to start. Use squid jigs to try and get superfresh baits.
Flathead......pretty much do the same thing and bounce a soft plastic around while you wait.
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Re: Peninsula Fishing
Pippie/squid cocktail or just squid tenderized then cut into 1cm x 5cm strips (it's meant to look like a worm) is the way too go for bait.
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Re: Peninsula Fishing
For whiting the other baits to try should be bananna prawns from coles / woolies, mussels or cuttlefish / squid candles. Personally I like the pipi / squid cocktail.
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Re: Peninsula Fishing
Definitely take some banana prawns as backup in case you can't catch your own bait.
2015/16 Fisting Victoria Species comp total: 289cm
Brown Trout: 37cm
Flathead: 51cm; Squid: 36cm; Australian Salmon: 51cm; Snapper 46cm; Silver Trevally 23cm; KGW: 45cm
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Brown Trout: 37cm
Flathead: 51cm; Squid: 36cm; Australian Salmon: 51cm; Snapper 46cm; Silver Trevally 23cm; KGW: 45cm
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Re: Peninsula Fishing
Pilchard chunks are good for flatties, you might get a whiting or two, but I wouldn't use them if targeting whiting.Clifford wrote:Thanks mate! I'll make sure I grab some bait! How do cut up pilchards go?DougieK wrote:Whiting = Fresh bait, rising tide, dusk. Cast at the sand next to a weedbed. Blairgowrie and sorrento are good places to start. Use squid jigs to try and get superfresh baits.
Flathead......pretty much do the same thing and bounce a soft plastic around while you wait.
If I was fishing from shore I would use mussels, shucked and cut in half, with a thin strip of squid as well, pinned through one end. Should help it stay on when casting. Try and land your baits on sand at the edge of weed beds. Size 6 long shanks, or 1/0 circles are the way to go.
It would probably pay to have a rod out with pilly on it while chasing whiting as you will be in for a chance for pinkies and salmon as well.
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Re: Peninsula Fishing
Bit of prawn floatfished a couple of feet off the bottom gives you a good chance of a trevally.
Cast, catch and put it back