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    You can take the boat as well as the net that is.
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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    Yes I have already given that quite a few goes and chucked a fair few dollars at the tackle shop owners.......I got lots of hits but not hookups.
    Just using the smallest jig heads and soft baits I could find in the local shops ( designed for trout I think)
    The idea definitely has merit tho just need to get some smaller versions of those fly type things the Americans use for "fluke" fishing I recon and clear enough water for them to see them in.
    If Im not gonna catch enough to feed the neighborhood it needs to be fun to warrent the effort.
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    My boys are keen as to give that a try so we definitely will

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    Cool. In the US, they use soft baits or small bucktails bounced off the bottom. In the UK, it's bait fishing with marine worms. Either way, I think light, sensitive gear with small hooks is the way to go.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MB View Post
    Cool. In the US, they use soft baits or small bucktails bounced off the bottom. In the UK, it's bait fishing with marine worms. Either way, I think light, sensitive gear with small hooks is the way to go.
    Bucktails! Yea thats the word.
    Them but smaller would be the go I recon, I was trying the softbaits with 8p braid and 10p fluorocarbon which is plenty light to be dragging over cockels, Pacific Oysters,engine blocks, wheels etc I recon
    As I said I was getting hits but our flounder have very small mouths compared to their Fluke so smaller terminal tackle required I think.

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    I think any netting is shit so I am happy for the flounder

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    Flipper and his mates had gone today but managed to find a reef with a few reasonable cod.

    Kids loved it !!

    Should be tasty





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    Lovely eating.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Shearer View Post
    Lovely eating.
    Yep they were

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    Quote Originally Posted by kukuwai View Post
    Yep they were

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    How did you cook them ?
    I’m always on the hunt to find new recipes for Blue Cod .
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ground Control View Post
    How did you cook them ?
    I’m always on the hunt to find new recipes for Blue Cod .
    Nothing flash mate just butter on the BBQ

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    Quote Originally Posted by kukuwai View Post
    Nothing flash mate just butter on the BBQ

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    I’m hearing ya .
    Over the last 30 years I’m still a fan of the Cast iron skillet/pan on the beach over a driftwood fire with Butter , then gently ensconced in White bread with even more Butter and more Salt than the Dead Sea
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    Bread crumbs are good too.
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    I was out there yesterday, idiot on a jetski

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    Quote Originally Posted by MB View Post
    I was out there yesterday, idiot on a jetski
    How did you go?
    We got stuff all....

    And the amount of boats out, gees.
    Great day though.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Beaker View Post
    How did you go?
    We got stuff all....

    And the amount of boats out, gees.
    Great day though.
    It was the worst fishing in the 5 years that I've fished the area.

    One small snapper, one annoyingly undersize kingfish, one tiny scorpion fish and two undersize blue cod. Also had an almighty hook-up on a jig. Bit off two assist hooks tied to heavy duty kevlar cord. Too much grunt for a barracouta, I'm guessing mako.


 

 

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