Perth Sharks

I've been thinking about big noahs off Perth - i read in a post the other day that some guys who capsized and paddled into shore were looked at by a white off City Beach.

Has anyone ever had a hooked fish taken by a noah in metro waters, two rocks, mandurah, etc? Not just by big ones like whites, but by any sharks at all?
Or ever heard of it?
What about spearos - anyone ever heard of sharks coming round to speared fish?

Maybe I'd rather not know... ;o)


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black whalers

Mon, 2006-11-06 16:48

we encountered a school of black whalers last time we fished direction bank @ two rocks

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Busso Shark

Mon, 2006-11-06 17:03

A mate on the weekend had his motor attacked by a 5 foot mako 12 miles of busso he ended up catching it but was a bit disappointed with the fight after all he had heard about makos

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have a look around the

Mon, 2006-11-06 18:18

have a look around the jigging grounds when the samsons school up ;)

there are some pictures of 25kg samsonfish with only their heads left, and some wicked shots of sharks smashing schools of... i cant remember, skippy? and hitting samsonfish.

Allan Bevan has some of the pics on board, and they are very impressive.

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mako

Mon, 2006-11-06 18:20

have seen a mako 6 to 7 foot 11 mile out last summer from mindarie circled around for 2 min or so and got bored. nothing exciting happen.but im sure there there!it was around 38m of water on one of our favorite lumps. we had a burley bucket full of old mulies i am sure burley increases your chances of seeing a noah but im quite happy not seeing them at all as our boat was quite small.

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sharks

Mon, 2006-11-06 22:30

I have caught plenty of metro sharks , 2 years ago I nailed a 7 foot hammerhead off the beach north of 2 rocks , plenty of bities out past Rotto all year round.

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Sharks

Thu, 2006-11-09 11:18

Tapout and I had a solid shark buzz us on the 3 mile about 2 months ago, musta been all of 8ft if not bigger. Saw on one of the other forums that someone balloned a little bronzy off Ocean Reef rocks the other night.

I remember speaking to Nick Hocking from FWA a fair few times about the beasts they get out deep, bloody monsters that scare the living beejeezus outa ya when they decide to come up next to the boat.

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Northern Sharks

Thu, 2006-11-09 15:40

Speaking of sharks, my uncle got a 12 foot tiger off the beach at thevenard when we went there for a family holiday about 10 years ago.

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Sharks

Fri, 2006-11-10 15:51

Hey all,
I got that little bronzie at oceanreef last sunday. Thats the 4th ive managed this year, The other three wern't much bigger. Ive been trying very occasionaly to catch a big perth metro shark over the last 3 1/2 years. Started using 300m of 30lb mono and 80lb steel trace. After getting spooled twice, once in approx 30 seconds and having several traces destroyed switched to using a senator loaded with 50lb mono 8 metre leader and 150lb trace. Im hoping this will hold up, though so far i havnt been able to hook another monster.

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I didn't realise sharks were

Fri, 2006-11-10 16:10

I didn't realise sharks were so uncommon down there. We usually get at least one shark every time we go out up here!

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yeh ;/ the only thing common

Fri, 2006-11-10 16:18

yeh ;/ the only thing common in perth is baitfish, blowies and stingrays.. Half a continent away..

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We consider them just as

Fri, 2006-11-10 17:07

We consider them just as much of a nuisance as you guys would rays.

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Welcome Lighterthief

Fri, 2006-11-10 17:22

Were you balooning when you got those sharks? What sort of bait were you using?

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Hows it goin Andy

Fri, 2006-11-10 17:58

Yeah i use a balloon purely to avoid the stingrays. and last weekend used big dead mullet for bait

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Do you butterfly the mullet?

Fri, 2006-11-10 18:01

Or do you leave the backbone intact?

I would suggest the butterfly job if you are using a balloon to keep it in the top of the water table, that way the bait will "swim" in the current and offer maximum chance at a big shark.

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Nah i usually use whole live

Fri, 2006-11-10 18:18

Nah i usually use whole live or dead baits, only because they last longer.

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