Which Do You Prefer ?

[Fusion]

I've noticed a lot of Members love to fish . So Just wondering which method of fishing do you prefer ?

Myself I like lure fishing as it keeps you active and the challenge of making the fish take the lure .

[hiline]

lures here as well :D

i normally park my car where i'm going to finish my run........
then walk a couple of k's downstream and walk back to the car

its a lot easier that way around;)

[rangieman]

I did,nt vote as i dont mind all the above:cool:

[Fusion]

I did,nt vote as i dont mind all the above:cool:

surely you like one of the 3 more than the other ? :D;).

[RonMcGr]

None!

The Fush and Chupp shop is a better bet.
You will ALWAYS get a meal! :D

[Fusion]

None!

The Fush and Chupp shop is a better bet.
You will ALWAYS get a meal! :D

Not always about the feed Ron .... The thrill of the hunt Ron :D:p.

[rangieman]

surely you like one of the 3 more than the other ? :D;).
Depends on the mood im in:eek: , but i enjoy all FISHING;)

[V8Landy]

I used to through lures around chasing trout a fair bit but now i normally head to the beach or rocks a bait fish.I actually prefer to go out in a boat but don't own one and don't look like getting one.I enjoy going on charter boats.Fishing with a few mates and beers is great fun and relaxing.;)

[hiline]

I used to through lures around chasing trout a fair bit but now i normally head to the beach or rocks a bait fish.I actually prefer to go out in a boat but don't own one and don't look like getting one.I enjoy going on charter boats.Fishing with a few mates and beers is great fun and relaxing.;)

maybe you should organize a fishing trip :D:D

but only for the guys that know what they want :p

[dmdigital]

I like the lures but would love to learn to use fly's. Never tried it but it looks like something I'd enjoy. Not sure about wading in croc habitats flicking a fly:o

[dirtdawg]

and i thought it was salt water v fresh, fresh water is more challenging fishing in the ocean is like fishing in a fish tank you know your going to catch something, me though i like to cast out some bait as usually my old man sits there bait fishing and then i go for a wander with my flick stick

[hiline]

I like the lures but would love to learn to use fly's. Never tried it but it looks like something I'd enjoy. Not sure about wading in croc habitats flicking a fly:o

mate you and me both :eek::eek:

not my idea of a nice quiet day out ;)

[DRS]

Now we are talking.

I fish mainly with soft plastics and lures.

Last weekend picked up 2 Jew biggest 5.194 kilo on sp's
and 7 kilo plus size bream.

Had a great day.

Glad to see fellow anglers.

Regards,

Dave

[long stroke]

I vote lures.
Although i've never tried flicking a fly, probably because i'm to scared of coping one to the ear:p

[long stroke]

Now we are talking.

I fish mainly with soft plastics and lures.

Last weekend picked up 2 Jew biggest 5.194 kilo on sp's
and 7 kilo plus size bream.

Had a great day.

Glad to see fellow anglers.

Regards,

Dave

Nice to see someone else into the sp fishing i am still to catch a jew on a sp's though.
And did you mean a 7kg plus bream...like to see that:eek:

CHEERS TIM.

[Fusion]

I have caught most of my trout on the tassie devil lures . Nice and simple and trout love them ...... more so in lakes than rivers tho .
http://www.wigstonslures.com.au/images/lure_invert.jpg

[naradataranto]

Great Lures particularly if you are fishing deep as you said lakes ect. Also at the right price around $4.00 and their Aussie. Caught more trout on these than all my expensive jap lures put together.

[long stroke]

I don't often fish for trout but my nan and pop have a propety at hanging rock just above nundle in NSW and there are two dams in which hold trout and we have found the best lure to be a 3" soft plastic stick bait.

CHEERS TIM.

[gone bush]

I threw a line into the Todd River the other day just for the hell of it. Didn't catch anything but the rod was stolen in record time.:Rolling:

[V8Landy]

maybe you should organize a fishing trip :D:D

but only for the guys that know what they want :p

We may need to that this summer Ray.Barwon dam may be a good spot combine some 4wding and fishing.Hmmm can't wait:D:D

[Fusion]

We may need to that this summer Ray.Barwon dam may be a good spot combine some 4wding and fishing.Hmmm can't wait:D:D

That is an awesome idea brett . Hope we get a heap of rain from now on to fill the dam abit more so the trout come up into the grassy areas ;).

[hiline]

We may need to that this summer Ray.Barwon dam may be a good spot combine some 4wding and fishing.Hmmm can't wait:D:D

sounds good to me as well :D

[smally4.6]

I enjoy freshwater fishing.....
Mainly done baitfishing but the last 2 years i have been into lure fishing/trolling in my 12ft tinnie..
Caught some nice Trout from MeadowBank This season(stocked).
Mainly use tassie devil lures as photo shows
cheers...Smally

[long stroke]

Nice looking trout you have there.

[Fusion]

Very nice looking trout right there mate .... did they put up a good fight ?

[smally4.6]

Very nice looking trout right there mate .... did they put up a good fight ?
Sure Did....
These rainbows are great fun to catch .... and don't like being pulled back to the dinghy. Lake Meadowbank has been stocked with rainbow trout & salmon up to 14Lbs. so its gives the angler the opportunity to catch a trophy size fish...
cheers smally

[LandyAndy]

Fly fishing for trout:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D
Tiny will tell you a story about a camping trip in Dwellingup WA.Took the kids down to the river with the kids KMart special fishing rods expecting NOTHING. POLONY on the hooks and trout for dinner!!!!!
Andrew

[DRS]

Nice to see someone else into the sp fishing i am still to catch a jew on a sp's though.
And did you mean a 7kg plus bream...like to see that:eek:

CHEERS TIM.

Sorry Tim,

I mean't 7 kilo worth of Bream.

Some bit over the Kilo mark.

Great fish for this time of year.

I like the soft plastics as I have never gut hooked whilst using the sp's. All are lip hooked which improves the survival rate dramatically.

Dave

[CraigE]

Bait Fishing (sit back and relax).:eek: You have got to be kidding, no relaxing on the Southern Ocean.;)

[long stroke]

Sorry Tim,

I mean't 7 kilo worth of Bream.

Some bit over the Kilo mark.

Great fish for this time of year.

I like the soft plastics as I have never gut hooked whilst using the sp's. All are lip hooked which improves the survival rate dramatically.

Dave

Woops!!
I'd still like to see a 7kg bream though:D
I rarely do any bait fishing anymore now i'm into sp fishing, and i havn't ever gut hooked a fish yet while fishing with sp's either.
In the rivers i let all the bream i catch go and the ones i catch off the rocks most the time keep for a feed, but i have never kept over 4 fish at a time;)

CHEERS TIM.

[Mick-Kelly]

Soft plastics and fly for me, got taught to flick flies around by Rod Harrison a few years ago now. He used to teach at the ponds in Ningi.

[Disco95]

I'm a born and bred bait man, but I love all types.
I just don't get the time to do enough of any.:mad::mad:

[Larns]

Have to say I do more bait drowning than anything, but I do dabble in it all though. Have a thoooousand lures for every type of fish in the sea, an am just getting back into the fly game again. Saltwater flyfishing is a bit different to the 4# trout rig I used to throw around down south!

:twobeers:

[naradataranto]

Looking at he pole result's I can see why we dont sell fly gear any more. It used to be 40% of our turnover but now equated to 6% or so. It seems that it is a dying art.

[phillipda]

Looking at he pole result's I can see why we dont sell fly gear any more. It used to be 40% of our turnover but now equated to 6% or so. It seems that it is a dying art.

I wonder why this is so?

I started up flyfishing again a couple weeks ago after a 9 year break and was surprised our local tackle shops do not supply fly fishing gear like they used to.

[Sleepy]

Fillet of Fish



OOpps - wrong poll!:angel::D