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27-07-2014, 09:08 PM
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29-07-2014, 08:09 AM
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mate you are a cracker...love the read...persistence pays off every now and than...when im out next i'll hit you up for sure...we'll have a sesh and see how things go
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29-07-2014, 08:32 AM
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Just got back from the docks.
Had an awesome night. Caught up with Axle (Piscateur) at 6. He gave me a few tips  and we rocked up to the first pylon and before he'd even said two words he was onto a bream.My first shortly followed. Before long Alex had 6.5 to his name and 4.5 to mine. Half a bream? How does that work ? Well one fish we both managed to hook up to. I thought it was trying to pylon wrap me. Alex was first to figure out we were trying to fight each other  Alex had to leave but my mate Nans made an appearance and it wasn't long until he was three up to my five. By this point I'd dropped 4 or 5 in a row so I swapped my blade with stingers out for one with trebles. The night continued with is both picking up bream and dropping at least twice as many. Then I caught this bream  And I feel terrible about this. You know how if you hold them upside down they kind of go a bit comatose? Well I fumbled its release and it ended up going into the water upside down. It was there belly up for a couple of seconds and just as Nan's said "it doesn't look too good" and I went to reach out and flip it over, a dirty water rat the size of a small terrier shot out from under the pontoon, sank its teeth into the unfortunate bream and disappeared with it back into the darkness. The circle of life I guess but I do feel a tad guilty :/ On a positive note at least I still have all my fingers! Other than that a great night and I managed to pick up another on the "one last cast". End result was 8 for myself (which blows all my previous results out of the water), Nans got a nice four - including his first on a blade. If axle could have stayed I have no doubt he'd have been into double figures. All in all a really enjoyable night and great to catchup and have a chinwag as well - although I think gas bagging contributed to a fair number of dropped fish If only the docks did this every time! 
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29-07-2014, 08:33 AM
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29-07-2014, 07:06 PM
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Great work! That's an epic session, and you've inspired me to get out and persuade those pesky winter bream that I still know what i'm doing (or persuade myself really haha) what blade was that epic looking black mother of pearl one?
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29-07-2014, 07:09 PM
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If you google "ebay abalone shell blade" you'll find it. Was a bit of an experiment
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29-07-2014, 08:36 PM
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Nice one. Ive seen those water rats swimming along with live flapping pidgeons in their mouths then drag them into drain pipes. Its like something out of a horror movie watching the flapping tips of the wings dissapere into the darkness to be eaten alive. Nasty little mofos.
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29-07-2014, 09:30 PM
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29-07-2014, 10:58 PM
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Good going mate.
Those water rats are disgusting. On somewhat of a hot streak now
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30-07-2014, 05:43 PM
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Nice work there sloth
btw, you using straight through? Thoughts if so?
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Personal bests on lures (tip): Bream - 44cm using Gulp floating shrimp Flathead - 79cm using Berkley Bigeye blade Jew - 76cm using Squidgy wriggler prawn Bass - 45cm using Strada Riot 55 Surface walker Estuary Perch - 39cm on Berkley Pop Dog Tarwine - 27cm using Squidgy Wriggler Silver Trevally - 42cm using Evercatch blade
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