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Offer - Darwin reef n wrecks fishing charters

Mon, 14 Jun 10 06:04:29 +1000

Fish for meter long Barramundi from tender boats with experienced guides and live on board our luxury Mother ship anchored in the calm waters of the river mouths, the worst days fishing for the last 18mths is 120 Barra in one day from the 2 tender boats.

Offer - Darwin reef n wrecks fishing charters

Mon, 14 Jun 10 05:24:56 +1000

5 days of arm stretching fishing 200nm offshore at the Timor box, only 10nm off the Indonesian fishing border.

Offer - Launching trailer boats

Thu, 03 Dec 09 23:57:03 +1000

I was launching my boat last week, and this guy lost his boat off the back of his trailer, Landed right on the prop of his outboard and slid down the ramp but never made the water. Not sure how much damage the was but it didn't sound good.. There are few rules to follow when launchung your boat at the boat ramp. Always leave the saftey chain (runs from your trailer to your boat) on untill your trailer is right down the boat ramp and you are ready to push your boat into the water. this keeps the boat on the trailer when reversing down the ramp. Always check the bungs are in to keep the boat from sinking. Make sure you have your boat ready before you put it into the water, Boat Ramp Rage is a common as Road Rage these days and boaties don't like to wait at the boat ramp.....

Offer - Tides

Sun, 29 Nov 09 09:46:51 +1000

There is four tides per day, two high tides and two low tides, The highest of the high tides and the lowest of the low tides occur during the spring tides, These tide happen during the new and full moons. Neap tides can occur on the first and last quarter of the moon and is the highest of the low tides. There is around six hours between the top of the high tides and bottom of the low tides With the tidal flow being the strongest during the third and fourth hours, this can be refered to as Tidal twelfths. Check the differences between tides when anchoring. The anchorage may end up in low water on the low tides. When anchoring over night can be good idea to use second or anchor at the back or tandem anchor, as the tides change so will the direction of your boat and might even free the anchor.

Offer - Bar crossing

Sun, 08 Nov 09 09:21:24 +1000

Crossing the bar can be dangerous at times, It is best to go with an experienced boatie first before attempting to cross your self. Most people preffer to head out on the run in tides and also return on a run in tide. Pick your weather right and you could be catching snapper from offshore reefs. ocean cams can be a good idication of weather conditions.

Offer - Boat Tool Kit

Mon, 02 Nov 09 04:26:50 +1000

When Boating there are a few things to remeber, Don't forget to put the bungs in, on most boats they go in the back of the boat, and it is good idea to carry spares. A tool kit with few simple tools, such as a screw driver set, long nose pliers and a shifter should be kept on board at all times. Having the right tools on board can be the difference between a few simple repairs then keep on fishing or finding a tow back to the boat ramp.

Offer - Bream Tips

Mon, 12 Oct 09 11:27:52 +1000

Bream are found in most water conditions that have submerged structures such as trees, rocks, and boat wrecks. Bream are a good fighting fish when using light rigs. Bream respond well to bread as berley and mostly caught using prawns, worms, chickens gut and pilchards. for best results cut the pilchard in half and use a no2 bream hook. feed the hook through the eye of the pilchard and then back around throught the flesh just under the head.

Offer - Crabs Like The Warmer Waters

Mon, 12 Oct 09 10:09:14 +1000

The warm waters over the past weeks have been producing good size crabs in most river and estuary systems. There are quiet a few crabs being caught that have soft shells and are likely to be empty, so please return these crabs if you catch any. Mud crabs have been on the move with plenty being caught around the mouth of the rivers and estuaries using fresh whole mullet for bait. There are quality sand crabs being caught in deeper waters and also around the Islands and channels. Crabs will be on the move during the warmer months, try fresh whole mullet, fish frames, or chicken carcus. For best results cable tie the bait to the bottom and centre of the crab pot, this will ensure the crabs enter the pot as they can't reach the bait from the out sides.

Offer - Bass fishing

Wed, 07 Oct 09 03:35:40 +1000

Secrets of a champion, bass fishing super star reveals all his winning tips. Secret Bass fishing tips revealed

Offer - Flathead fishing tips

Wed, 07 Oct 09 03:08:18 +1000

Hodge has a reputation for being one of the leading flathead fisherman in the Logan area with vast knowledge of the river and estuary systems these are some flathead fishing tips from Hodge. 1. Light rigs with big hooks (no2) 2. Lightor no sinker when drifting for flathead 3. Target drop off zones on out going tides. 4. Target warm waters during winter months. 5. peeled prawns are is the best bait for flathead.

Offer - Estuary fishing for flathead

Wed, 07 Oct 09 02:53:56 +1000

Fishing for flathead in estuaries using fresh or frozen bait has been well over taken by lure fishing but with the right tidal conditions and fresh or frozen bait catching flat head can be fun and not as hard as it seems Drifting the incoming tides in estuaries can be very productive fishing for flathead as the tide will take you drifting in and around bends and across channels and your bait will do the same. Flathead are lazy, usually waiting for food to drift or swim across their path before they strike. Use a large long shank No2 fishing hook with light weight and small swivel, Good idea to have about 30 – 50 cm of fishing line as a trace its easier to put the fishing bait on to the fishing hook. A fresh or frozen pilchard is ideal bait when using this flathead fishing technique, cutting the pilchard in to two and feeding on to the long shank fishing hook. Have your gear all stowed away so there is room to land the big flathead