heading up north
Submitted by callum on Sun, 2009-06-07 18:36
i'm heading up north on a school trip in a couple of weeks.
we buss it all the way to derby and back in 16days.
stopping at all the usual spots including broome.
is it worth taking a handline/ rod this time of year?
only decent chance will proboly be in broome
cheers
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happy fishing
D_DOUSH
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white bucktails or white
white bucktails or white whiptails are the go at the jetty, queenies and small trevs love them.
callum
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will do
thanks douch will do. shall i use a handline?
happy fishing
Rig
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do you like pain lol
depends how tough your hands are, rod would be more fun.
those fish go hard for their size let alone anything bigger
crasny1
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Callum
If you fish Broome jetty you better have a bloody strong rod, mainline, leader and hooks (like a Camagatsu Live bait style) because you will have to haul them up. Otherwise you WILL need a cliff gaff. Most of the aboriginals there (and they are in the know) use strong handlines.
I fully agree with the feather jigs (mariboo jigs, LOL the spelling) but also look for a little red flash in some (the name has jumped out of my CRAFT {cant remember a F*&$#ing thing}mind). Never never ever go without a gold twisty or a 100.
Hope this helps and wind flat out till your arms want to fall off.
Neels
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callum
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will do
the fishing will be almost non existent on the trip.
as we walk the jetty i'll be ripping the line in
cheers for the help
happy fishing
BBWA4LIFE
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wat bloody school is
wat bloody school is that??
bloody darty school trip!!!
u guys staying in caravan parks or wat??
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