Carter

Just reade MArks article and the thread, (I know very slack) great info input from everybody. The only advice that I would like to add is to make sure you use extremely sharp and strong hooks, whether it trebles or jig heads. Too many times have I seen people throwing lures rigged with blunt hooks only to hear them say, "I just had a hit, lost it" SHARP hooks will improve the stick rate enormously. Someone also asked about poppers, they work well at times wound in as fast as possible, as with any surface lures the visuals are uncomparable. Looking forward to the social, I'll be there trying to catch them with various methods, fly is my prference but I may revert to slugs, poppers or plastics if the going is tough. A few photos from the past to get you pumped. my first on fly 2005 my first experience with poppers and a bait caster (not reccomended) :silly: 2004 Cape york Moolooh river 2011 MAck tuna on zippin ziggy

Caught this Fat Jack using a down rigger and a leads hijacker under some mored boats in Trinity Inlet. Took it home out of curiosity and found 5 or so chicken bones in its gut. It was very fatty but still ate well.

very funny! shes the wildest of the lot.

Cool topic, some real beautiful dogs in there. Heres mine: