best way to catch a shark?
Submitted by codysam9 on Sun, 2012-07-01 10:06
hey guys
just wounding what it the best way to catch a shark around metro area's and what would be the best place to go...
tried my luck with live herring with a hook just behind the neck, and mullies on gangs but still no luck...
cheers
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Go Hard Or Go Home
constablechris
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Date Joined: 23/02/11
Go fishing for snapper or
Go fishing for snapper or bream? Thats when I always seem to get them especially just as i get that bream or snapper to the top
Chris
BOOMER
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Go for a swim first light at
Go for a swim first light at cottesloe hold a hook in one hand get you mate to hold the rope from beach.( better yet you hold the rope get your mate to go for a swim )
with the whales coming down the coast now you should be a good chance.
Cheers Boomer
Big hook,
Big bait,
BIG FISH !!!!!
Liam A
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Date Joined: 18/07/11
Coogee jetty/woodies
Dont do much shark fishing but have caught quite a fair few nice sized gummies there, plenty of scalies about so use those for bait.
groper down below
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Date Joined: 19/11/11
burley burley burley
burley burley burley !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! and lots more burley plenty of oil !!!!! go see a fish an chip shop and grab 20L no shit !!! use it all !!!
then wait, time will prevail for you have your self out a big oily bait and play the game !!
good luck
Zoggy84
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in hedland we used to go to
in hedland we used to go to the butcher and ask them for blood from there cryvac bags bone dust from there band saws, and offal. mix it all together in large buckets add Fish oil/ burley pilchards left over bait fresh bait lol anything we cld get our hands on and yeah dump it
The name is Zoe.
If any1 but the wife asks im fishing, if she asks im at work.
joe amato
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fish oil soaked rags
fish oil soaked rags,anchored to the beach or rocks in the wash zone using a star picket and rope tied to rag,this creates a oil slick,and any fish baits,this method brings in sharks ,rays etc,used to do this ages ago
psion
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As the man says
As the man says , burley, lots of it, a size 18 hook, tuna heads as bait, or a flapped Mullet, 1.6mm cable, A quiet night and HOLD ON
Chris fish
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Never once used burley for
Never once used burley for my shark fishing, whole mullet would be my favorite bait for little sharks up to 1.5m. Look for deep water near a drop off that where they like to hang out. Around cottesloe groin north mole ect are all good places to start.
always looking for a new challenge!!
brenz
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agree with chris .... i have
agree with chris .... i have never burlied in my life for them as all burley does is create too much interest from shit fish... sharks have incredible smell abilitys and will smell a "flap bait" or any bait for that matter a mile away. The most important thing i have found are deep water in close, bit of reefy structure can help and fresh oily baits.