New to the game and picki'n your brain

Member Joined: Sep 12, 2009 Posts: 7 Location: East Coast

Cheers andy
I just thought!!! (dangerouse pastime) if the crab love the gulp so much has any one tried tying a piece if it to each one of the legs on the squid?? might keep the thieving little gits busy while the fishies get the best bits rolling on the floor

Cheers all
the dude cool

Posted: Sun Sep 27, 2009 2:38 am

good luck dude !

Posted: Sun Sep 27, 2009 5:15 am

Go for it ND, and the flapper should be ok, its not rough ground so your in with a good chance. dont forget your threat when you get back, even blanking is good info for anyone else thinking of going. Cheers..Mick

Member Joined: Jul 01, 2008 Posts: 28

a 3 hook flapper rig is ideal to start with 3 baits in the water at slightly differant depths its what i started with got flaties, billet, rockling, cod on them i have now moved on to use other rigs but still have them in my rig wallet

anyway welcome to the site and tight lines

Posted: Sun Sep 27, 2009 8:49 am

This is the rig that I use at any new venue

Sorry about the drawing but it may help with flatties on the bottom hook

Cheers
keith big grin

Member Joined: Sep 12, 2009 Posts: 7 Location: East Coast

Hi all, well as normal i cought sod all crying

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But at least it wasnt just me, all the other guys were saying on the way past me that it was dead today.
One thing i did see while there that surprised me was three fish swimming together (well nearly) but dont know what they were......
Looked like dolphins or sharks! i know we dont get dolphins around here and the only pic's ive seen of local shark is the tope, and they are grey.
These were maybe 3 or 4 foot long (dificult to estimate) and very dark coloured, nearly black, had the dorsal fin just like a dolphin and surfaced then dived the same. any one know what these are?
cheers all
the dude cool

Posted: Sun Sep 27, 2009 9:00 pm

i mite not spell this right but they will be porposes the only way you will learn is to go on the beaches and watch people fishing and see there rigs and ask questions to see with your own eyes is easier then trying to read about it