Great stuff,love your reports mate Statistics: Posted by fishnut — Thu May 02, 2024 7:33 am ..read more

Last time i was fishing the waterfront we caught bugger all. Any tips? just flicking 2inch grubs around the yacht club. Me and my mate both saw a big shovelnose and a couple of snapper just cruising around though! Been hit and miss lately. Between now and winter, usually there's aussie salmon around. Statistics: Posted by Sebb — Thu May 02, 2024 3:10 am ..read more

I was so excited I got a response after 6 months but then I realised it was for someone else Sorry bud, the forum has definitely gone quiet. I personally fish great ocean road mostly for aussie salmon off the surf. Pretty much all the surf/rocks you can access will have a good chance of aussie salmon in winter. Statistics: Posted by Sebb — Thu May 02, 2024 3:09 am ..read more

So would you say to just go out on the pier and drop some blue bait down? Could you give me some hints as to what rigs and time/tides (I'm a local but don't have much time to spare). Cheers! Statistics: Posted by The Mullet Wrangler — Wed May 01, 2024 12:54 pm ..read more

Last time i was fishing the waterfront we caught bugger all. Any tips? just flicking 2inch grubs around the yacht club. Me and my mate both saw a big shovelnose and a couple of snapper just cruising around though! Statistics: Posted by The Mullet Wrangler — Wed May 01, 2024 12:43 pm ..read more

The weather is turning. The kings have slowed down. The current is running from the south and we're getting more and more Southerly winds and rain. I wandered out after work this morning looking for a relaxing afternoon on the ledge. We haven't seen a good fish for about a month now but I still took the gear out. After a couple of hours of not much happening I stopped slinging lures and let my livey swim about, and reflected on what a great season it's been. I landed 91 kingfish from this ledge since November. Dropped a PB trying to get it up onto the rocks. Witnessed my first land based ..read more

"Incorporating a flexible truck radio antenna enhances signal reception, contributing to effective communication in varied environments." ... on a truck maybe...... but not for marine VHF TxRx Statistics: Posted by dmck — Tue Apr 30, 2024 2:16 am ..read more

Be nice if they'd make kayak launching place. Paddling from warmies can be a bit of a workout Statistics: Posted by Sebb — Mon Apr 29, 2024 8:49 pm ..read more

The discussion highlights the importance of AWQ for VHF radio operation on boats, emphasizing safety and proper training. Licensing fees and the need for emergency communication procedures underscore the enduring value of investing in maritime safety. Incorporating a flexible truck radio antenna enhances signal reception, contributing to effective communication in varied environments. Statistics: Posted by fatmouse — Mon Apr 29, 2024 2:45 pm ..read more

Glenelg/Nelson for mulloway. Statistics: Posted by Sebb — Mon Apr 29, 2024 12:28 pm ..read more