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  1. charlie.hans.fishing
    Hi Hamish, so sorry about my late response to this post... I just haven't even thought to go on the forum since this trip haha. Thanks for taking me out, although we weren't as successful in terms of size or numbers like our 2022 trip, it was still good enough. Good report. Cheers.
  2. charlie.hans.fishing
    I reckon that's right, bro.
  3. charlie.hans.fishing
    Mango Tree. Edit: my page hadn't loaded and i didnt see that the thread has since continued. Sorry brian haha
  4. charlie.hans.fishing
    I'm in for Southside thanks Brian.
  5. charlie.hans.fishing
    Great effort Hamish. Your thready was for sure a reward for your efforts.
  6. charlie.hans.fishing
    Nice report, Hamish. Thanks Brian and Steve for taking us out.
  7. charlie.hans.fishing
    I could show you a spot on how to get down onto the clontarf side, if you'd like.
  8. charlie.hans.fishing
    Sorry for being late to the post, Brian. I haven't had much time to catch up with the forum recently. Looks like a good few sessions. That feed of whiting must've been delicious. Good work on the little jewie in the river, too.
  9. charlie.hans.fishing
    Was a good session to get out and have a break from the study @AUS-BNE-FISHO. Looking forward to the holidays. Only a week and a bit to go. Thanks for the report.
  10. charlie.hans.fishing
    According to Hamish it didn't live up to the hype so I don't think it was a big deal.
  11. charlie.hans.fishing
    I would go with a 4000-5000 reel at least if the rod is PE2/3.
  12. charlie.hans.fishing
    Yeah i think Hamish gave the right date. Really looking forward to the holidays
  13. charlie.hans.fishing
    Great work Hamish seems like it must've been a very enjoyable session given the nice thready
  14. charlie.hans.fishing
    Congrats on the bream Lil Peep
  15. charlie.hans.fishing
    Hi there little Peep. Love your view on fishing. Go get it bream queen!
  16. charlie.hans.fishing
    Pretty unfortunate session Hamish at least you got to get out.
  17. charlie.hans.fishing
    Try the entrance to the pine via hays inlet for flatties.
  18. charlie.hans.fishing
    There's a lot of guys on here who know lots about the bay. I'm sure they would be able to help you out.
  19. charlie.hans.fishing
    Nice report of your recent sessions Hamish. Hopefully you get some better luck with time on the late sessions in the river.
  20. charlie.hans.fishing
    Nice report bro
  21. charlie.hans.fishing
    Those are some solid fish, very consistent. Nice work to your mate.
  22. charlie.hans.fishing
    Nice session Rebel. Those are some good bream. Shame it went quiet.
  23. charlie.hans.fishing
    That setup sounds like good fun but I'd go a bit heavier. Slightly heavier rod and a 3000-4000 reel for lures.
  24. charlie.hans.fishing
    I don't have any heavy setups myself but I would choose a rod anywhere from 5-12kg line rating, a heavy cast weight in case you're using heavy lures like metals and slugs, perhaps a 4000-6000 reel with at least 5kg drag, and 20-40lb line. No need to overcomplicate and confuse it.
  25. charlie.hans.fishing
    You're overthinking it a bit. Get a rod with a line and cast weight that suits the style of fishing your using it for. Get a reel that seems about right to suit the rod. (1000-2500 reel for rods 1-5kg and 3000 upwards for heaver rods is my general guide). Then, just buy line that you think suits the style of fishing you're doing. For a 5-10kg rod, 30-50lb seems suitable, but I wouldn't worry about any of the PE related stuff. Whenever I select setups I just choose what I believe will go well together.
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