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Posts posted by Luvit
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Fish the bay, offshore and freshwater rivers/creeks.
Offshore for reef fish and Pelagics and the bay for Long Tail Tuna, squid and mackerel.
Freshwater Bass, cod and yella belly.
Why? just because I like it.
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In regard to the deal, don't worry about it now it's done and you have it.
The black queen from my memory was renown as a top bream rod in its day and was a very slow taper action. This was good for the absorbing the breams runs etc on light line.
Be sure to take it apart after each use and clean the joining steel ferrules so they don't corrode together which was quite common.
Go and enjoy it.
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6 minutes ago, Angry51 said:
Hi Luvit, Just been looking at the Crabngear pots and see I can get
them ex Townsville. What sizes do you find the best to handle.
Been using couple of Hayes pots, they're good but have delivery
problem ex Brisbane, nobody stocks them up here.
Cheers
Gary
900mm with the 10mm rings but up Nth you may need the 12mm for the tides. Ask the retailer who will be able to give you the best feed back form what the locals recommend and buy.
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I got my pots from Crab'n Gear in Clontarf. They are called 'PUP's' Pop Up Pots
I had the standard pots first and found them a pain for moving from one spot to another, literately filling the whole boat if they weren't collapsed. With the PUP's you can push them down flat with the bait in them and stack in spot on the floor. Move up or down stream and find the crabs. The easier anything is to user the more you will use them and thus more crabs to eat. They were not cheap so i am always with them when crabbing. Back when i bought them around $65 each however after 4 years of use they are still fine and never lost one.
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Before I offer deckie spots I usually suss out whether or not by their posts and responses to topics etc whether I think we have similar views, similar humor or if they do or don't have a boat, or when they are available to get out. Because last thing I want is to go out and not enjoy the time on the water together.
Yes I agree we all own boats because we like getting out and it is our choice to do so and therefore we wear the costs associated.
However as skippers offering deckies spots whether it's for the persons company or to help in sharing costs I don't see a problem with either reason. It does cost a lot to run boats and if someone is happy to accept a deckie spot, then I think it is only fair to contribute in some way.
Each persons situation is different and therefore what they contribute can be different,bait,lunch, coffee,fuel,$,cleaning up or a combination.
When I head offshore a typical round trip is 200km and I get about 1.2km to the litre. I certainly can't afford to do that every week so as a skipper/boat owner an offer to contribute is appreciated and allows me to get out more often and even take more deckies out.
If there are no deckie's available I go by myself and still have a good time.
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13 minutes ago, samsteele115 said:I literally did nothing, but thanks
Was great to meet a few members in person at last, cheers to all for organising.
That is not true Sam, you ran second in the casting comp and you also held the nappkins and watched as everyone else cleaned the BBQ's
PS cheers MadMic for the brag mat.
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Thank you for all the time you put on to it Danielle.
Great to meet the new members and catch up with older ones again.
Hope to get to many more.
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Yes I can charge Sam $10 taxi fare we all win
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19 minutes ago, samsteele115 said:
Pick me up on the way. Thanks
Needed someone to carry the ice. A bit like the water boy!
- Angus and samsteele115
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I expect to be there a little earlier than 12 and can bring some ice
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Ha,ha
- demarc and samsteele115
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You have to come and pick up your rods.
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I think I have a Sam intolerance coming on.
- benno573, Danielle and kmcrosby78
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11 hours ago, kmcrosby78 said:
Hot off the press - we will be having a casting competition on the day (so get practicing .... ). Is there a left-handed member that would be willing to bring a rod and reel to be used (just a cheap one)? I'll bring a right handed one, probably a 2500 size 2-4kg. I'll bring some markers to section off an area so that (hopefully) we don't hit any nearby children (although we obviously can't clear the whole park when it is @ellicats turn .......... ). Depending on how many kids are there we may be able to have a kids one also.
Danielle take your bait cast net for some demo's. We could possibly incorporate throwing them to catch children for extra points.
Could see if I have an old bait caster combo to use for the older folk.
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11 hours ago, kmcrosby78 said:
BTW guys and gals we're still on the lookout for a BBQ - spoke to Danielle tonight and the MP's ones are proving tricky to secure. Anyone got one they could bring?
The only thing I have is a portable gas cooker that I use on the boat if its a help?
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I'm sure there will be a lot of us fatties there. Oops miss read it
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Will happen to us all one day, just have to adapt.
Hopefully we will make that far.