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[matchangler]

i have been involved in competion angling for many years in the u.k, and sponsered by different tackle companies, i would like to try and make it to the top here in bream angling,can anyone help me achieve this i have the ability i just need some knowledge, i also have a 4 mt tinnie which i have been taking out on the ocean for the last 2 years and catching next to nothing , so i decided to get back into comp fishing is there a top bream angler looking for a travel and fishing buddy im your man, thanks

[MATTY]

g'day tim,
going out with a "top" bream angler will probably give you some real good tips etc on how to go about this bream fishing caper but i noticed you have been out in your tinnie for 2 years and been very frustrated.sure going out for a few trips with some of the guns here will help but a good sound fishing knowledge of all aspects of fishing rock,beach,boat will go along way to helping you in your quest to be the best.because the sport of breaming is under going so many changes with techniques and styles etc no one here on this site can say they have got this bream thing down pat.even the "top" breamers are still learning and trying new things.the best thing you can do is read as much as you can here,ask questions,go to the breammaster store & pick their brains.a lot of guys here have been weeks without their
first bream,with encouragement and a few tips and boat trips they are getting into fish and good ones as well.you can't run before you can walk so ask questions,tee up a few trips with some of the guys and hopefully you will start to get into some fish.
cheers

[Rdavison]

Don't get too carried away start at the bottom and work your way up. Conditions here are a lot different to overseas and so are the fish.

Riley

Originally posted by MATTY
a lot of guys here have been weeks without their
first bream, [/B]

Boy you guys have got it good these days! Back in the day it took me over a year before I landed a bream on a lure!

[MATTY]

too right we have
we just let you guys do all the hard work and now we just sit back and suck you dry for info,nothing too hard about that
seriosly though i think a lot of us would be struggling big time,or more so than we are now,if it wasn't for the hard yards put in by yourself and others
cheers

[nifty]

AAAAAHHHHHH We feel for you Ira, some of us have it and some of us are still tryin', it must have been bad in the old days mate when no one could help you and it was all hit and miss, mainly miss, everybody say ooooowwww for Ira now,,,,,,
You have done bloody well mate to achieve what you have achieved in a short time and bream fishing in WA is not the same now because of your efforts, we are the prodigy of your labours....

[Craig_S]

Nifty, you're going to have to do better than that if you're wanting to ease the way for Ira to put your 24.9 in as 25.1 in the next comp.

[RUSS]

Boy you guys have got it good these days! Back in the day it took me over a year before I landed a bream on a lure! [/QUOTE]

Don't worry Ira, it happens in all new sports. My other interest is wakeboarding and I've been into it as long as any other in perth. Tricks that took me well over a year to learn cos nobody else was doin em now takes the average grommet about three to six months. At least with bream fishin your age won't hold you back...

Russ.

[Bream Master]

Originally posted by nifty
AAAAAHHHHHH We feel for you Ira, some of us have it and some of us are still tryin', it must have been bad in the old days mate when no one could help you and it was all hit and miss, mainly miss, everybody say ooooowwww for Ira now.

You have done bloody well mate to achieve what you have achieved in a short time and bream fishing in WA is not the same now because of your efforts, we are the prodigy of your labours....

Ira in labour...that's a frightening thought....

OOHHHHH...I just had a mental picture with stirrups.

Oh christ...I'm scarred for life

Warren.