Yeah , doing fishing like that beats e hell out off the masive boat set up. Spontaneous catching that's the go!!!!!

I think 7 baby snapper is illegal pretty much every where in Australia but if you were in WA (south of Lanclin) and they were less than 500mm long they were undersize and if you had more than 2 of them you were over the limit.

Still feeling like a hero?

Got any photo's? Dumb ass

EPIC WIN ;-) and saved yourself 40,000$ ;-) good work

Yep.. shot my mouth off .... sorry.

But I must say I'm amased at the fishing regs over ther compared to here and thay anouced yesterday that they are going to reduce ours even more, and no doubt increase the professional catch.

Anyways sorry you were within the limits so I was wrong.

My missus does Zumba and loves it, she is a few years younger than you, I'm a few years older than you and not really interested in Zumba, i've got other intrests such as fishing and .......

I guess using nylon line, chemically sharpened hooks, bait caught from a big-arse trawler thing and then sold to you by a shop, a rod/reel and a SUP is cheating.

Now a timber outrigger canoe you made yourself and a spear you made yourself would not be cheating.

Yes?

Just playing devil's advocate here...

Mark _australia said...

I guess using nylon line, chemically sharpened hooks, bait caught from a big-arse trawler thing and then sold to you by a shop, a rod/reel and a SUP is cheating.

Now a timber outrigger canoe you made yourself and a spear you made yourself would not be cheating.

Yes?

Just playing devil's advocate here...

yeah...... kind uv..... nahhh

^^^^ To me I reckon that's cool ^^^^

It's when I see those hyped up f'cking commercialised toe rags on Fishing world and those other retarded tv shows plugging stupid lures and crap in their overpriced bogan status symbol boats and jet ski's doing catch and release that irritates me.

I'd rather watch a docco made in the 70's of someone shooting dugoungs - at least they are real.

I think these ladies win.

adolf said...

I take everything back. That logo on your boat is really uncool. That's exactly the thing I hate about fishing and those f'cking hyperactive retards I see on the tv promoting it.

What in gods name were you thinking when you put those stencils on that goat boat of yours?

Cant see the problem with that, people put stickers on everything, boards, cars etc.
The fishing shows are the thing I have a problem with, inparticular that iFish show.
What a numpty!!

Heard long ago about George Greenough fishing from a blow up surf mat for sharks with a hand line.
Hardcore if it was true.

Hi Adolf,

Seeing Ive moved away from smelly old melbourne to the coast I dont see any reason why I should keep the best fishing spot in the whole city a secret any more. (and trust me its superb)

This place is only about 5km up the road from the north road ramp where you went out.

the good fishing starts at only 200m out from the beach and you can fish it up to 900m out.

I have personally witnessed a 17 kilo snapper being caught at this spot IN WINTER!! which is practically unheard of.

My mate has caugh a flat head as long as your arm here. and in the same session we landed over 30 flathead (not all keepers) but it was insane action for the afternoon.

I have seen gummies caught here, rods pulled over the gunwales, and calamari well over 1 kg.

its just out from the man made beach at port melbourne.

PRINCES PIER.

no longer accessable by land, but ideal for the kayak crew etc as its provides shelter on both sides and under the stanchions (where there are also masses shoals of bream)

the main melbourne shipping channel has a branch that leads straight to this old pier. so bear in mind that the water off the end is around 30 metres deep.

i dont know why, but in a northerly breeze the flathead there go fricken mental. each day we bagged out our limits was when the wind was from the north!!??!

seeing this saturday and sunday are going to be sunny and northerlies blowing you may wanna give it a crack?

NasiGoreng said...

Hi Adolf,

Seeing Ive moved away from smelly old melbourne to the coast I dont see any reason why I should keep the best fishing spot in the whole city a secret any more. (and trust me its superb)

not for much longer............

I always wanted to try fishing off the SUP. Nothing better than going out and creeping up on the boats while they're fishing and asking if they are "gettin any". Lately I've been into snorkeling around the reefs in Port Phillip bay, found heaps of gear, fishing rods, fins, mask and snorkel and lots of gold balls that people must hit of the cliffs at Half Moon Bay. Has anyone been spear fishing around these parts? Seen plenty of bream, pinkies, flathead, and garfish. I know you can't do this around Ricketts Point but what about the rest of the bay?