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tailslide
15th April 2014, 07:47 PM
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A bit of a step up from my usual herring. Two salmon:thumbup:

A perfect morning with the beach to myself.

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lewy
16th April 2014, 02:27 PM
nice,What bait did you use to catch that thong.

LandyAndy
16th April 2014, 07:09 PM
Well done Ron.
Nannarup Beach by the looks of it.
I bet the mother in law cooks them up nicely.
ENJOY
Andrew

tailslide
19th April 2014, 12:03 PM
I had a good feed last night, accompanied by some fresh chillies and capsicum, thanks Andrew. It was very tasty, given reports on how poor these fish rate for eating I only kept two to give it a try. Now I have no such concerns. Plus they are a great "sports" fish to catch.

Yes it was Nanarup Beach and I had the beach too myself. Although over Easter judging by the steady line of 4x4s with fishing rods traveling south on Albany Highway I'm sure there will be may having a go.

I also had a chat with two Fisheries Offices while checking out what was happening at Little Beach in Two Peoples Bay.

Cheers
Ron

Roverlord off road spares
4th May 2014, 11:01 PM
Although I use salmon for Gummy shark and snapper bait, they do smoke up well I am lead to believe. I must try it some day.

LandyAndy
5th May 2014, 07:14 PM
Not a huge fan of eating salmon myself,love catching them!!!!
Graz was here the other day,said they got a few and put them straight on the BBQ,tells me they were bloody good.
Andrew

Chops
12th May 2014, 10:03 PM
Nice catch Ron, they generally put up a good little fight.

They're not a bad eating if fresh. I have caught quite a few of these, then eaten them within the hour,,,

The only problem I can see in any of those pics, is the reel on the sand :eek: thought I was the only one that did that :angel:

tailslide
14th May 2014, 06:08 PM
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The only problem I can see in any of those pics, is the reel on the sand :eek: thought I was the only one that did that :angel:

Yes, I was a bit disorganised, being the first fishing day of the trip and Salmon fever kicked in. As I was parked on the beach I didn't setup my rod holders, and my second pair of hands Ella (daughter number 2) slept in.:o The rod and reel did get a good wash after.:D

The following days I deployed my new wire frame rod holder which worked well, much better than plastic pipe.

Time to go fishing again...

Cheers
Ron

Chops
14th May 2014, 06:36 PM
haha,, good luck with that Ron,, on both counts,, having a little one waking up on time, and catching the fish. :D

Was looking at your pics again, the sand looks really fine where you are. Cant wait to get over that way and explore.
I have a DVD here somewhere of a couple of guys fishing around Walpole (s?) somwhere, using Halco gear. Its like a small shallow estuary/bay. Awesome looking spot too.

Pilbara130
20th May 2014, 09:39 PM
Nice work mate. Great way to christen the new rod. 🎣