timboes wrote: found it a bit slow yesterday out around motiti so think ill take the advice aswell and head out to the further regions this next trip! a bad days fishing beats a good day at work! |
Hamish_S wrote: I went out by my self for a lowkey softbait down towards karewa the other morning, fishing by 7m, 8 fish, all snaps on board by just befor 9, tryed for 30 mins with no touches for the last fish, then pulled the pin! Home, boat cleaned, fish filleted by just after 10, not a bad morning!!!! |
strx7 wrote: heading up the harbour tonight, burley, shallows, incoming tide, evening bite time. as long as the rain holds away..... |
timboes wrote: agreed with andy, much better than a night on the lounge haha, things can only get better on tha fishing front, and the ramps are slowly emptying out again ! |
bumkin wrote: Hi strx Im in Omokoroa plauged with rays Clip a heavy sinker on your line drop it down usually gets them off the bottom I hate/kill them Cheers |
strx7 wrote:
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bumkin wrote: Hi strx Im in Omokoroa plauged with rays Clip a heavy sinker on your line drop it down usually gets them off the bottom I hate/kill them Cheers |
PJay wrote:
Why? |
I hope you love eating them then bumkin.
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