warneet
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mingle
- Rank: Australian Salmon
- Joined: Sat Jul 06, 2013 8:27 pm
- Location: West Gippy
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Re: warneet
Most of the creeks and inlets around Westernport are swarming with those little buggers.
The rest of the time you'll be getting small mullet, trevally and even smaller salmon.
Rays, banjos and other bottom-feeders are also there. I've also heard stories of the VERY
occasional mulloway, flattie and whiting, although I've never caught any of these in a
couple of decades of trying!
One way to hooks less toadies is to use small strips of slated pille or bluebait, rather
than squid or pippi. They don't seem to like it as much.
Mike.
The rest of the time you'll be getting small mullet, trevally and even smaller salmon.
Rays, banjos and other bottom-feeders are also there. I've also heard stories of the VERY
occasional mulloway, flattie and whiting, although I've never caught any of these in a
couple of decades of trying!
One way to hooks less toadies is to use small strips of slated pille or bluebait, rather
than squid or pippi. They don't seem to like it as much.
Mike.
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Adez
- Rank: Baitfish
- Joined: Tue Jan 05, 2016 1:15 am
Re: warneet
Basti wrote:well done man. that big banjo would have given you some fun on 8lb line in the current. also, just fyi, the measurement on those brag mats starts right at the inside of the plastic bit That your foot is on. that would make the banjo in your pic 81cm. Where you've got his nose atm is the 10cm mark
Cheers for the heads up mate, first time ever using a brag mat.