Wind up always something to do
Submitted by little johnny on Fri, 2020-01-24 19:02
Swim , hunt , yabbies . Trout . Redfin . Or the good old cephalopods .
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Wind up always something to do
Submitted by little johnny on Fri, 2020-01-24 19:02
Swim , hunt , yabbies . Trout . Redfin . Or the good old cephalopods . |
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Faulkner Family
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Damn LJ. Done well there
Damn LJ. Done well there plenty of pickled Occy on the way
RUSS and SANDY. A family that fishes together stays together
axey45
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Paul_86
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Great work mate, as always!
Great work mate, as always!
Simon5.7
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Date Joined: 26/12/17
Very nice do you scuba or
Very nice
do you scuba or Freedive for them Little Johnny ?
I'm keen to get me some not only to pickle but also to stock the bait freezer for my next Exmouth trip in August so been watching YouTube vids on how to catch them as I Freedive
seems poking them until they come out their hole or using a hooked length of steel rod is the most popular
any tips on methods that may work ?
I'm just about to head down to one of the rock walls in Cockburn Sound to give it a crack anyway
Simon5.7
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Just read one of your
Just read one of your previous posts back to a Sea Dog about how to catch them LJ
some great tips thanks for sharing
little johnny
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If unsure swim at
Night with dive torch when they hunt. Easy going . Except sea snakes. They love reflection of goggles.
Tom M
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Spot lighting for occy's
Spot lighting for occy's that's different. Great catch.
Tom M