Advise on e shed
Submitted by Jas04 on Tue, 2012-03-27 07:53
Hey guys,
I was wondering when fishing at the e shed does everyone cast out to the middle on in close? I'm curious because if cast out how does everyone combat the current? I have searched most of the threads can't really find the answer
Also what lure do u guys reckoned for bonito???
NightWolf
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i cast out to middle just use
i cast out to middle just use a star sinker to hold in place
tim-o
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You dont need to cast 100
You dont need to cast 100 meters. The water goes right under the platform and the mullas prob hol up in there, you just dont want to catch one around the pylons so just flick it out. A 6oz sinker should do the trick, just tie the sinker on with lighter line so if it snags you dont loose ur rig.
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rails8291
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6oz star beats the current,
6oz star beats the current, and yeah I cast out .
Jas04
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Cheers guys I'll give it a
Cheers guys I'll give it a crack this weekend with everyone else I think lol hahahahahah
Sammy the Salmon
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As i think someone else has
As i think someone else has already said on here, take some lube and a shoe horn if you want to squeeze in. Especially if you go on the weekend.....
tim-o
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Just go early and get a spot,
Just go early and get a spot, and tell anyone who wants to fish right next to you to piss off, spread your gear a bit to ensure u a bit of room and I always bring a few rods so lay them out too, first in best dressed. I hated getting there early and then people rockin up after the sun goes down thinkin they can slot in to no mans land next to you, just gota be firm and tell them theres too much current to be fishin within 3 to 4 meters of each other especially when theyre the ones that dont use heavy sinkers.
I am, as I've said, merely competent. But in an age of incompetence, that makes me extraordinary.