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CUSTOMISED TRACES AVAILABLE

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Troy and Jordan have gone into business.

The business of making traces.

Customised traces will be available at a cheaper than retail price made by Troy and Jordan who haev perfected to art. In the last year they have caught 2 dozen salmon and 3 dozen sharks. The success in landing this number of quality sport is largely due to quality equipment.

A basic trace will be available for \"anything big\". These traces are ideal for the larger fish in the srea Including Jew Fish, Threadfin Salmon and Mangrove Jack. These traces consist of 350 mono line with an 8 ounce sinker sitting at the bottom (this weight is required for the currents we get in the Brisbane river). The hooks will be two 5/0 or 8/0 Mustards.

Specialised Shark rigs will also be available. These will consist of One tonne breaking strain wire with one 10/0 or 12/0 ounce Gamakatsu hooks.

Cutomised traces will also be available of you desire soemthing more specific.

The traces on offer have been pefected through trail and error and what they caught speaks for their quality.

If you want to order any of these please send either Jordan or Troy (you can find their details in the members list) a private message.

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BIG DAVE 1 Newbie

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isnt it good to see young snappers getting involved. I dunno whether i buy them all the time, as i make my own traces. but i will buy a few to get them going. also is there any pics of them? And how much? Also 1tonne breaking strain shit thats a bit over the top, u could easy get away with under 400lb, they use 300lb for makos, when it comes to shark fishing anything over 400lb is an over kill for brisbane and moreton bay sharks of all sizes. Gordon McDonald at tackle wharehosue was saying u can easy use 250lb wire for moreton bay tigers. if u can do me up 10 shark rigs with 250lb line i'll buy them off you.

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hey thx 4 the post dave, lol your right, 1 tonne breaking streign is a bit over the top, we can do it in 300 kg traces which are smaller and are plastic coated which doesnt scare of the bullies, the only bad thing is after you catch your first shark it can shread the plastic a bit. is 300 kg still 2 heavy?

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yeh me personally im getting quite bored after 2 or 3 yrs straight of fishing bretts wharf... breakfats creek was a good night out but the same Bretts would produce as its only about 2ks up...

where are you talking about??? i would mind pinkenba... if it had lights.... Shorncliffe or maybe redcliffe... they both produce good sharks

troy

p.s. shark trace business is thriving :P :laugh:

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Angus Rookie

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we were talking about the Wellington Point peir.

Out some big shark baits out as thre are some serious sharks there.

Bronzies, Tigers, Bullies and Hammers.

Do that before it gets dark!

And while we are waiting for tehm, we can fish for the large bream that are coming into the bay now as well as Squid, Tailor and Squire.

There are also flounder and flatties. Sounds like Melbourne Fishing!

But yeah dont keep responding to this here as its the wrong topic. I will post a detailed discription in the Events tab.

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