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SPIN A HOLIC
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No probs guys
These are just a few that work.
@ Joker
Don't you guys throw some lures at the cobs there. I've had luck in the wilderness and mosselbay area as well
These are just a few that work.
@ Joker
Don't you guys throw some lures at the cobs there. I've had luck in the wilderness and mosselbay area as well
fisher guy 13
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Are goldfish coloured mcarthy 5"jerk minnows any good? And for what?
SPIN A HOLIC
Sealiner
Did u see the aerocast and stradic speacial. Now that a power deal.
SPIN A HOLIC
Sealiner
Yip. Carnt agree more nightfox. Landou will always help when u need a reel sorted.
SPIN A HOLIC
Sealiner
KARLR wrote:
You don't need the belly hook on it at all. The belly hook was designed for the floating ones as stick baits. But for cob, elf and other game fish where you work it under the water surface the middle hook is better left off the lure.
hi Karlr. That one had a treble on it but I took it off to put onto a spoon as I bent the hooks that was on the spoon.
You don't need the belly hook on it at all. The belly hook was designed for the floating ones as stick baits. But for cob, elf and other game fish where you work it under the water surface the middle hook is better left off the lure.
SPIN A HOLIC
Sealiner
KARLR wrote:
You don't need the belly hook on it at all. The belly hook was designed for the floating ones as stick baits. But for cob, elf and other game fish where you work it under the water surface the middle hook is better left off the lure.
hi Karlr. That one had a treble on it but I took it off to put onto a spoon as I bent the hooks that was on the spoon.
You don't need the belly hook on it at all. The belly hook was designed for the floating ones as stick baits. But for cob, elf and other game fish where you work it under the water surface the middle hook is better left off the lure.
SPIN A HOLIC wrote:
Not that I am aware of, Spin.
I know the guys spin for Elf and Leeries out in Strand and surrounds.
Not that I am aware of, Spin.
I know the guys spin for Elf and Leeries out in Strand and surrounds.
Joker wrote:
I'm waiting for those cob here then I'm gonna make lots of effort for them too.
They are around right now and shallow too, 1 nice cob coming out per night around Strand, same spot we met, and within casting distance with a small rod.
It's just not great weather to be wet the whole time at night, cos you do still have to make a little bit of effort on the pushing tide.
Blakes you can stay nice and dry, saw very nice cob there lately too, once in a blue moon though. There the hole isn't very far at all, and that's also exactly where you'll fish for the elf and leerie, so you're bound to hook up with a cob sometime.
Finally, I heard some reef hopping will pay dividends in summer too, short casts for cobbies and whatnot.
Spring is around the corner and summer right behind it, I'll be leaving the big rod in the boot more often and spinning like a madman. So join me sometime, maybe we end up with a WC R&S lure fishing thread
Joker I don't see why not.
I'm waiting for those cob here then I'm gonna make lots of effort for them too.
They are around right now and shallow too, 1 nice cob coming out per night around Strand, same spot we met, and within casting distance with a small rod.
It's just not great weather to be wet the whole time at night, cos you do still have to make a little bit of effort on the pushing tide.
Blakes you can stay nice and dry, saw very nice cob there lately too, once in a blue moon though. There the hole isn't very far at all, and that's also exactly where you'll fish for the elf and leerie, so you're bound to hook up with a cob sometime.
Finally, I heard some reef hopping will pay dividends in summer too, short casts for cobbies and whatnot.
Spring is around the corner and summer right behind it, I'll be leaving the big rod in the boot more often and spinning like a madman. So join me sometime, maybe we end up with a WC R&S lure fishing thread
Tarikisan wrote:
So maybe a slow worked spoon on the bank, I see they double them up in the EC with 1 hook and split ring for that click, and work it slowly on the bank. And McCarthys on lead heads. These might work better than some faster actions, will have to experiment.
Only crap maybe is the cold water, we don't want to chase them and they don't want to chase lures.Joker wrote:Joker I don't see why not.
I'm waiting for those cob here then I'm gonna make lots of effort for them too.
They are around right now and shallow too, 1 nice cob coming out per night around Strand, same spot we met, and within casting distance with a small rod.
It's just not great weather to be wet the whole time at night, cos you do still have to make a little bit of effort on the pushing tide.
Blakes you can stay nice and dry, saw very nice cob there lately too, once in a blue moon though. There the hole isn't very far at all, and that's also exactly where you'll fish for the elf and leerie, so you're bound to hook up with a cob sometime.
Finally, I heard some reef hopping will pay dividends in summer too, short casts for cobbies and whatnot.
Spring is around the corner and summer right behind it, I'll be leaving the big rod in the boot more often and spinning like a madman. So join me sometime, maybe we end up with a WC R&S lure fishing thread
So maybe a slow worked spoon on the bank, I see they double them up in the EC with 1 hook and split ring for that click, and work it slowly on the bank. And McCarthys on lead heads. These might work better than some faster actions, will have to experiment.