Thread: Attn Pig Islanders.

Yeah maybe i dont know how to do it and do either

Originally Posted by Gibo

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Now tell the truth. Your little girl drew that didn't she

Originally Posted by Scouser

Shit, im a pom, a jaffa and a pig islander. .....fukn hell......what's next?

....what's next?? "come south... you have much to learn young @Scouser"

This is the only knot I use, have never broken it, even on kings.

Originally Posted by Spudattack

This is the only knot I use, have never broken it, even on kings.

Same here,but I usually double up the braid thickness if connecting to flurocarbon or mono

Gave it a go for three or so hours today. Tried in channels tried around reef tried along the boulder bank tried out on the mud.
Not a single bite or nudge bit I still managed to snag a reef and lose one lot of gear.
Broke at the hook uni knot.

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If it were me, I think I would try Pink baits drifted through usual Gurnard spots.
Make sure the bait is hitting bottom before retrieve

Figure 8 for the hook gangsta. Tough as f

Yea tried on the mud with nucular chicken Pengy.

Uni is all good gibo. My go to knot.

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Have had this for 4 and a bit months now I think.

Have caught Gurnard,Blue cod,Kahawai and Cuda with it so far but no snapper yet.

It seems to be particularly effective on the Cuda and big Kahawai which are fun to catch on the light gear but the cuda are hard on the trace.

I am always mindful not to lift the fish from the water with the rod to hopefully avoid breaking it and always netting the catch is a little tiresome but the fight up till then is fun.

Just need to catch more eating fish with it...coming in to summer now so here's hoping I can make the most of it.

VC don't be shy to try a single hook dropper with 20-30lb fluro on your soft bait set. It has been my go too for a while now when bottom fishing and it seems to out catch the rest by quite a lot. Using a 4/0 hook with a thumb sized bait. smaller sinker than I normally would use say 2-3 oz. I find when fishing is a bit harder light gear comes into its own.

Originally Posted by Gibo

VC don't be shy to try a single hook dropper with 20-30lb fluro on your soft bait set. It has been my go too for a while now when bottom fishing and it seems to out catch the rest by quite a lot. Using a 4/0 hook with a thumb sized bait. smaller sinker than I normally would use say 2-3 oz. I find when fishing is a bit harder light gear comes into its own.

I do do that already on my other gear but with bigger hooks.

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I got two spare spools for my softbait set for like $10 each. Spooled one with 6kg and the other with 2kg mono. The 2kg is just silly thin but surprisingly with a goid rod and light drag it gets them up

After loosing a couple of bloody good fish on the soft bait rod Sat finally last night I boated 4 snaps over 500mm with it.😊

It was however deployed as a strayline with squid on it

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Originally Posted by veitnamcam

After loosing a couple of bloody good fish on the soft bait rod Sat finally last night I boated 4 snaps over 500mm with it.��

It was however deployed as a strayline with squid on it

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Squid is indeed "soft" and also "bait" is it not??