Hotbite Fishing Forum Western Australia http://www.hotbite.com.au/forum/ This is a Western Australian Fishing discussion forum. For more information visit www.hotbite.com.au en Fri, 18 May 2012 08:15:27 GMT vBulletin 60 http://www.hotbite.com.au/forum/images/misc/rss.png Hotbite Fishing Forum Western Australia http://www.hotbite.com.au/forum/ Camo wet weather gear... http://www.hotbite.com.au/forum/showthread.php?10837-Camo-wet-weather-gear...&goto=newpost Thu, 17 May 2012 15:58:16 GMT NATO issue, used in combat over Afghanistan, no rips or tears etc, fine condition. Suit large to extra large fella, sizes can be seen in pics.... NATO issue, used in combat over Afghanistan, no rips or tears etc, fine condition.
Suit large to extra large fella, sizes can be seen in pics.
Brilliant for the freshwater angler, hunter or metro stormfisher chasing pinks n mullys this winter. Just wear over your normal clothes/thermals.
Will throw in a brand new full face balaclava as a deal sweetener even!

Whole outfit, $100.
PM me or txt msg (no calls please) 0403 784 834.
Mic
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]]> For Sale mannablue http://www.hotbite.com.au/forum/showthread.php?10837-Camo-wet-weather-gear... <![CDATA[Anyone looking for a job? I'm looking for vehicle accessory fitters]]> http://www.hotbite.com.au/forum/showthread.php?10836-Anyone-looking-for-a-job-I-m-looking-for-vehicle-accessory-fitters&goto=newpost Thu, 17 May 2012 09:27:34 GMT Are you a "Hands On" person, experienced in modifying or fitting after market accessories to motor vehicles?
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Anyone Interested please email your CV to daniell@jaram.com.au ]]> General Chat evil1 http://www.hotbite.com.au/forum/showthread.php?10836-Anyone-looking-for-a-job-I-m-looking-for-vehicle-accessory-fitters Wheres all the fish gone? http://www.hotbite.com.au/forum/showthread.php?10835-Wheres-all-the-fish-gone&goto=newpost Thu, 17 May 2012 09:19:06 GMT Gday Fellas, spent a few hours down the north mole yesterday and today... no skippy,no herring,no gardies,no whiting,not even a lousy trumpeter..... Gday Fellas, spent a few hours down the north mole yesterday and today... no skippy,no herring,no gardies,no whiting,not even a lousy trumpeter.. there was a school of mullet swimmin up and down the rocks though and I managed to catch a good sized one for a livie on a maggot but in turn it only produced a banjo shark/fiddler ray whatever they called. Attachment 14286


So anyways has anyone been catchin' any herring or gardies? either side of the river I dont mind the travel
And why have all the baitfish disappeared around freo? any ideas,locations or opinions would be appreciated :)
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]]> General Discussions Chilled http://www.hotbite.com.au/forum/showthread.php?10835-Wheres-all-the-fish-gone Beach setup thoughts? http://www.hotbite.com.au/forum/showthread.php?10834-Beach-setup-thoughts&goto=newpost Thu, 17 May 2012 09:10:39 GMT Hi all looking at getting a beach setup for a mate. Target, he will probly use for salmon, mullas and taylor Budget 300 What i was looking... Hi all looking at getting a beach setup for a mate.

Target, he will probly use for salmon, mullas and taylor

Budget 300

What i was looking at a 10foot Uglystick gold or a 10foot Crystal tip paired with a 4500 shimano baitrunner B.

I have and still own several baitrunners and find them fantastic, but i just wanted other peoples opinions on reels as i have not looked at much else in that price range (200$)

Any thoughts on that setup or other possibilities would be appreciated

Thanks Goodie ]]> General Discussions Goodie http://www.hotbite.com.au/forum/showthread.php?10834-Beach-setup-thoughts Snapper vs sambo part duex . http://www.hotbite.com.au/forum/showthread.php?10833-Snapper-vs-sambo-part-duex-.&goto=newpost Thu, 17 May 2012 07:53:22 GMT Attachment 14283Attachment 14284Attachment 14285Sorry Mic/Dave , went out to spot x on weds ,was flat as [to flat ?] dropped the pick in and burlyed ten min's latter bang were on nice pink 54 ,esky , the wind what there was had moved me a bit so reset as we moved round some very interesting veiwing on the tele made me re-think .so set up again a BIG hit on one rod had me thinking sambo seniour had turned up giveing me some curry well I'd come out for a fight so "bring it on "pulled the hook f ##k ,then got smashed on the other rod [light] yea the sambo clan were in town looking for a rumble ,this was going so hard it had to be "big boy "the shock I got colour the colour was PINK ,net/esky /problem wont fit in the esky !! pulled the hook on two more ended up seven boated two kept .still waiting for big boy sambo but I'm ready hope you got the job Mic /get a grip Dave .
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]]> Fishing Reports rob dulson http://www.hotbite.com.au/forum/showthread.php?10833-Snapper-vs-sambo-part-duex-. Beach launching/retriving help http://www.hotbite.com.au/forum/showthread.php?10832-Beach-launching-retriving-help&goto=newpost Wed, 16 May 2012 09:41:20 GMT Gday all Just chasing a bit of help on launching and retriving the tinny off the beach. I do a fair bit of my boat fishing by myself and the problem... Gday all
Just chasing a bit of help on launching and retriving the tinny off the beach. I do a fair bit of my boat fishing by myself and the problem i have is what to do with the tinny while i'm driving the ute and trailer either up or down the beach.
This morning i ended up anchoring the tinny about 15m offshore and swam back to the ute when launching which worked okish. When retriving i tried to drive/pull the tinny up the beach before legging it to the ute, reversing down, hooking the winch to the tinny and dragging it right up the beach. This resulted in the tinny ending up half full of water from waves coming over the back while i was trying to get the ute.
What other options are there to get it in quicker and without a half tonne of water in the tinny?
Ive thought about maybe anchoring up offshore, swiming to the ute, reverse that down then using the winch plus a extra rope pull it straight up the beach. Thoughts?
Cheers for any help ]]> Boating Travinator http://www.hotbite.com.au/forum/showthread.php?10832-Beach-launching-retriving-help