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jeff f

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jeff f last won the day on September 21 2019

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  • Location
    Blackstone
  • State
    Queensland
  • Country
    Australia
  • Post Code
    4304
  • Bio
    saltwater in the veins
  • Interests
    fishing, leatherwork,camping
  • Occupation
    maintanence t/a

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    0439726008

Fishing

  • Favourite Bait
    alive and kicking
  • Favourite Lure
    gold halco twisty
  • Lure Types Used
    Other Lures
  • Fish You Target
    Other
  • Fishing Types
    Estuary and Coastal Fishing
  • Best Catch
    200kg+black marlin

Boating

  • Boat Name
    x-rays
  • Boat Type
    Motor Boat with Trailer
  • Boat Owner
    Yes

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  1. take a look at the fin-nor offshore reels i use a 700 calcutta on a7' 50lbs tcurve bluewater overhead casting rod
  2. beautiful rig, good luck with the sale
  3. Jeff, have you found this with Longtails? To be honest, I have found that with Mac Tuna, and NOT longtails... Plus I'm pretty sure the blokes at Jones' Tackle said the same thing to me one time (that it's the Mac Tuna that are picky, and not the longies)[/quote terry in my experience it is the other way around the macs will hit anything the longtails are the fussy ones
  4. never caught one in moreton bay but i've caught hundreds in hervey bay long tail tuna can be a very single minded fish. at times they will lock onto one species of bait fish and will not touch anything else, this is ok when it is white pillies or frogmouths its easy to match, but when they lock onto "eyes" ( 20mm, see through bait fish) its very hard to match the bait size with anything castable. it's always a good idea to have an assortment of very small barrel sinkers painted white or silver with you, just thread the sinker on your leader and tie a hook on. clear plastics are good. always have a few gold halco twistys with you sometimes when they wont touch any of the chromies or slugs a bright shiny gold spinner will get them going
  5. cut it into long tapered strips and put it on a jig head, use it like a plastic
  6. 1st edition 1965 5th editiom 1982 the 5th edition also came out in a waterproof version printed on the same plastic they use for money,had one in the dive boat i worked on way back then. cant help you steve, i've got a 9th edition, 1999, but i'll keep my eye out.
  7. Feral wrote: allo thyat counts in that case feral is the leader weight
  8. 124cm threadfin on 1kg braid marlin on 8kg mono 7 kg bluefin tuna on 2 kg mono heaps of golden trevs between 5 and 12kg on 2kg mono 5.5 kg queenfish on 2kg mono 4.5 kg gt on 2kg monno and a hell of a lot more in 30 years of fishing silly string 92cm barra on 2kg mono
  9. i know one way you can legally put a EFFIN' huge v8 in a tinny;) build a swamp boat :woohoo: you want a good solid 16' punt an evil monster hemi :evil: and the top of someones windmill:silly: if you put a set of castors on it you could drive it straight up the ramp:side:
  10. jeff f

    Bremer river

    c'mon now booty they're the familly that gives us our reputation my pb from the breamer is a 125cm bullshark from the crib park pontoon 34 cm bream from bundamba creek mouth
  11. jeff f

    70cm Bass

    i'll check the paper archive files next time i'm at the library
  12. all finished 1 replaced 1 repacked 1 spare set in the boot
  13. tip, when doing this in the wild make sure you put down an old sheet or blanket because if you dont you will drop one of the freshly packed bearings in the dirt:angry:
  14. ah found it a quick refresher course thanks to feral now into it
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