Aramoana wrote: Care to give me some pointers as to how to do it? How do you go about locating them or do you have a spot that constantly produces? How does your neighbour catch them at the entrance? |
CTAMarine wrote: Hi all, fishing looks like its awesome at the moment. Wish I was out doing that instead of away working. Was wondering if anyone on here owns the following boat? or http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listing.aspx?id=1331157656, copy and paste into your browser. I like it, it has a good fishfinder, good lights for night fishing. Small so I can fish solo, or take my kids out. I guess what i want to know is 30hp yammy enough on a v13 sea nymph. I would probably only go outside during reasonable weather. Currently using a 3.3m inflatable, with a 15hp yamabasi lol I will fish in that comfortable in 0-50m. After 50m I get a bit stressed about the tax man size. Any advice would be appreciated. |
sixstars wrote: Popped out yesterday down to Papamoa plenty of snapper on the softbaits in 25m. Then picked up a bin full of skippies for the freezer about a mile or so straight off the mount. Tried all sorts of colour options, in the end blue and white feathers and a yellow pink and green one I bought from uncle many years ago hooked them. Also caught my first gurnard in 4 years, used to see them regularly when I set a long line but they have been absent from my bin until yesterday. Mint day but a cold start. |
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