Thread: techniques

Originally Posted by veitnamcam

Good plan.....I nearly shit myself when a kid I had taken out almost lost my over 500 buck jigging combo over the side when two big kahawai smashed the flasher rig at once!.....Burnsco had a special on 50 bucks rod real and spooled with rubber band. I bought it and put 20p braid on it which doubled its cost but its caught some good fish so far and I wont cry like a baby if it goes OB or gets stood on.
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Oh yeah and kids will be fishing with me to

I ordered a couple of these for the yak. Went for the 2.1m baitcasting rod. Unfortunately they sent spin rods. Figured they would pack small enough to go in a secured bag and less likely to get lost going turtle. Cheap enough that I wont cry if I loose them.

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Lixa...311.0.0.ZjveCh

Will try a couple of cheap overhead reels to start with.

I bought one of these for my Aussie trip last year

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/3280...803663665.html

Blown away by the quality, IM7 graphite, Fuji guides and reel seat, slightly longer than I would like but really good value!

Originally Posted by Spudattack

I bought one of these for my Aussie trip last year

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/3280...803663665.html

Blown away by the quality, IM7 graphite, Fuji guides and reel seat, slightly longer than I would like but really good value!

Yip. Same one. Only I opted for the cork handles. The finish is right up there and it feels so nice.

Swim to the bottom. Shoot them in the face.

I think some typeso of favorite fishing techniques are hand-gathering, spearfishing, netting, angling and trapping