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All good guys. Was just wanting to come down and have a chat . Ill take up the offer from one of you just to tag along. But ill be mainly there for the social get together
Cheers

Wednesday or Thursday don't look to bad on the forecast.

It's too long of a drive just to have a chat bro. Plus just between you and I, none of the rest of these flogs is that good company tbh.

Haha thanks. Yes it's a bit of a drive bit been meaning to come down and catch up with the lads for a while Jay haven't done anything about it.
Week days are out due to work mate.
By the time i get there you will all be at home in bed loll

hi guys
had a good day down gunna today after donuts 2 weeks ago caught 5 sambos

That's a nice catch mate. Well done :thumbsup:

Basti wrote:Wednesday or Thursday don't look to bad on the forecast.

It's too long of a drive just to have a chat bro. Plus just between you and I, none of the rest of these flogs is that good company tbh.

Now that made me laugh....

Should be a reasonable bite window thursday night.

Had a reasonable morning at the Gunn today, ended up with 3 at 25-35cm and got half a dozen hookups of what felt like very solid fish but I kept losing them in the shore break. They seemed equally adept at spitting trebles and singles. All hookups were on either a red head Halco Outcast or a Busted 45.

Pretty much had the beach to myself (not counting the surfers) with only one bait fisho near the steps who was gone when I made my way back

When trying to land salmon through the break is it better to have the drag tighter or looser?

Went for a drive after that and ended up at Walkerville South, and then Cape Paterson. Both beaches seemed pretty shallow and featureless so I decided against staying into the night for a gummy session. Walkerville looks like an amazing place to take the yak some time though

in the wash keep the rod tip down parallel to the ground and at a right angle to the fish.... works for me

Tackleberry wrote:in the wash keep the rod tip down parallel to the ground and at a right angle to the fish.... works for me

Top advice that.