sambo spots
Submitted by gav077 on Thu, 2009-08-13 21:19
Hey guys, I was just wondering if theres any spots to try jigging for sambos in the epirb exempt area as i cant afford one. Any info would be greatly appreciated because I haven't caught a big one yet and am very anxious.
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till
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Exercise really helps when
Exercise really helps when you're anxious! Like they say, take 30!
Perhaps try and berley up out at 3mile.
octopus
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Have a look at the posting i
Have a look at the posting i put up last night "Far out vs Deep". some cool people on this site gave me some good advice.
i also dont have an epirb yet and have been struggling to find the big fish.
grayzeee
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yep anchor off the back of 3
yep
anchor off the back of 3 mile on a drop off
i use a tuna log and keep cubed mulies going in
wait and see . and don't deny the plastics
If I spent half as long fishing , as I do reading this bloody forum , I'd be twice the fisherman I am.
grayzeee
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keep a live bait rig handy
keep a live bait rig handy too
If I spent half as long fishing , as I do reading this bloody forum , I'd be twice the fisherman I am.
saltatrix
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If you have several Samsons
If you have several Samsons race up at once in clear shallow water then light up to attack, do not soil your trousers. :) Shallow water fish are awesome. They can only go one way, and its not down :)
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carnarvonite
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Money
Instead of spending money on fuel to go chasing sambos wouldn't it be better spent buying an epirb that may save your life while chasing sambos,only my opinion
gav077
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Fuel only costs about 30
Fuel only costs about 30 dollars to fill up, and that generally lasts about 2-3 months. I wish I could afford to save and buy an epirb but things are very tight at the moment. I'm thinking of putting one on layby if I can find somewhere that will be willing to let me pay it off over an extended period, i.e. 8-12 months because I can only afford a little each fortnight
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DhuBoi
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Yeh i agree the weather is
Yeh i agree the weather is unpredicatable at times, epirb makes your feel alot safer :) , PLus if u ahve an epirb u can travel further and hit up some better ground and big fish
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gav077
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Even after I get my epirb I
Even after I get my epirb I will be limited as to how far offshore I can go, I only have a 16' quinnie
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talking horse
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No epirb... hmmmm Cost of
No epirb... hmmmm
Cost of safety?????
in my eyes, PRICELESS
gav077
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wife, 4 kids, big mortgage =
wife, 4 kids, big mortgage = no money
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johno
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agreed
agreed, safety is king and always needs to be first up. Gav, if you keen to head wide and are limited, let me know what area you live... so far happy for u to come out.. wouldnt mind getting onto some good fish also when the weather is abit better - cheers
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gav077
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Thanks for the offer, I live
Thanks for the offer, I live in Helena Valley next to Midland
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