greetings earthlings

[wingala]

Allright? players. What a wicked site. Thanks for the tips. My electrician "The Cavity King" introduced me to this lure habit, before then I was a handline size 3/0 no lead and a slab of mullet purist. How can something be so much fun and equally frustrating at the same time. I bought a stellar 6.6 after my $20 servo rod caved in and haven't looked back. I picked up a a length of 50mm drain pipe with caps to store the precious thing in the ute and scour the gregories for any shoreline access. Hunter's hill and davidson park have been my best results so far. 20 hrs invested for 2 bream (released of course)

[Dave W]

Wingala's Bream below........

Nice fish

[wingala]

cheers fella. Where are u from?

[wingala]

Thanks for editting the finger Dave . The picture was originally intended for my bottom bashing bait mates. One of the problems of Sydney's northern beaches (insular peninsular) is getting the conservatives to look outside the box and try something different.

[Dave W]

I'm up in the Blue Mountains

I forgot to mention - Welcome to the site

You can view members profiles by clicking the link on their names, and make sure you have a good look through the forums - the amount of info in there blows the mind

If you have any questions just ask

Cheers,

[Dave W]

Originally posted by wingala
Thanks for editting the finger Dave . The picture was originally intended for my bottom bashing bait mates. One of the problems of Sydney's northern beaches (insular peninsular) is getting the conservatives to look outside the box and try something different.

No sweat There's a few younger eyes around here, have to be a bit careful

You'd be amazed at the amount of people that are stunned when you tell them how you catch good numbers of Bream on lures (and Big Bream ).

Most of the time they think you're full of it - until you show 'em the pictures

Cheers,