new apprentice
Hey all new on this site and just wanted to say g'day. Grew up in Newman WA so most of my school holidays involved the old boy taking the family to the north west coast mainly for fishing. Spots like, coral bay, exmouth, shark bay, 80 mile beach, onslow and so on...plenty of big fish and wasnt long before dad was trying to get my on the big fish young. My first decent fish was a 8.5kg golden trevally taken on the beach at 5 finger reef just south of coral bay when i was only 9 years old. I WAS NOW HOOKED!!!!!! My resume runs deep from queenfish in knee deep water to coral trout on boats reef fishing. but............ the only 2 heavy creatures i've landed in metro beaches was a large ray (almost 35kg) and a bronzie pup only 5kg. Where are all the big fish at in perth!!! I've landed tailor, bream, flathead, whiting, herring but never consistently. I love the big fish. i hear the mulla are the ducks nuts down here. Where the fck are they? pls help i hope to land my first mulla by new year.
kill it??? eat it!!!!
ealzee
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Date Joined: 14/11/11
Plus if ya want all the
Plus if ya want all the secret 4wd tracks to fantastic fishing spots up north... hit me up i wanna hear your stories
kill it??? eat it!!!!
aalfred
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Welcome to the site!I cant
Welcome to the site!
I cant help you much with mulla spots ( i just now from the e shed in freo) but i think the biggest landbased things to catch in perth are rays and sharks. There are some big black rays around ! Good fun if there are bigger then 100kg!
Cheers Seb
ealzee
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cheers seb!! they seem to be
cheers seb!!
they seem to be such a secretive fish i guess thats y they are so prized to catch down here. Dont know much about lure fishing seb as i have never landed a fish on a lure before and is also one of my goals for the summer any help would be appreciated
kill it??? eat it!!!!
aalfred
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Lures
I normaly use lures just from the boat. But i heard a from the richter plugs , they must be good for tailor landbased.And the Floreat drain is a popular tailor spot. Softplastics for flathead and bream are popular as well. Have a look at the search function on the site, there are a few threads bout lures on here.
Cheers Seb
ealzee
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yeah landed my first ever
yeah landed my first ever tailor at the swanbourne reefs near there not long agothey werent big by any standards but it was the first time i've targeted tailor and was pretty stoked haha cheers bud
kill it??? eat it!!!!