catching gardies
Submitted by caughtup on Sun, 2014-03-09 15:05
to all fw members, im a massive fan of my northern beach fishing, using big baits & fishing for tailor
i heard gardies are a great bait to use in general at night off the beach.
im willing to go and catch my own fresh bait and just wanting to know where i can catch gardies around the perth metro area.
any info would be appreciated heaps.
cheers
.thumbnail.jpg "Graham with a Mackie at Steep Point")
gazman
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Date Joined: 29/09/09
North or south mole would be
North or south mole would be worth a shot
scano
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Date Joined: 31/05/07
Always a few
Around rocking ham palm beach jetty. Not massive sizes but good size for baits.
caughtup
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Date Joined: 06/02/14
yeh cheers fellas, whats the
yeh cheers fellas, whats the best way to catch them?
Westy74
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Date Joined: 23/11/13
Had a ball yesterday arvo
Had a ball yesterday arvo catching huge ones off the main jetty at Rotto. Even better was the massive sambo that kept coming out from under the jetty trying to eat them as we lifted them out of the water.
bigmick
Posts: 77
Date Joined: 04/02/13
I've been known to get quite
I've been known to get quite a few at the Cottesloe Groyne. Use the same method as catching herring
lachieH
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Date Joined: 02/03/13
Used to catch heeps at south
Used to catch heeps at south mole
Fishing the swan for bream, it's just an obsession
gazman
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Date Joined: 29/09/09
Burley is a must, The best
Burley is a must, The best bait is fresh maggots if you can be bothered, usually a small bit of prawn or squid will do the trick.
sandbar
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Date Joined: 25/10/09
Use a #10 or I prefer #12
Suspend that 35-40cm under a plastic berley cage. Wogs are my go to bait. Always fish the calm water.
Good luck