lane cove cracker

[Ace]

What a day we hit the water abuot 8am for a social flick so off to the lane cove and some boats. the next 3hrs seen 20+ fish hooked and boated with the smallest going 30cm. to keep it short best 5 went 4kg+ :smiile: :smiile:

cheers
Allen


Will post pics when i can download from phone

[beats]

nice one Al, keen to se some pics.:biggrin:

[leelee]

Come on show us the pics of the cracker

Cheers

Lee

[Mitch]

Nice one sounds like a good day looking forward to the pics

Mitch

[sydfish]

*I was there with him, they were all crackers. One of those days we dream of. The best bit was 3 in 3 casts, largest 36 cm ,smallest, 34cm (the other 35). Gotta love those boats in Lane Cove at this time of the year. Slow draging those camo sandworms along the bottom.

[Ace]

Sorry guys cant work out how to post pics:frown: , Kris will have to remember the camera next time. I hope the cove fires next week? gota love them sandworms:smiile: :smiile:

[Darryl]

Obviously an ace day.

We sell a lot of the gulp sandworms, some blokes use them whole, others cut them in half. I've only used them a couple of times so am yet to develop a preferance. So, what is best, half or whole?

Cheers, Darryl

[sydfish]

They seem to work either way, but you get twice as many out of a pack using halves

[Darryl]

My thoughts as well. The addition of a wiggle fin seems to help the action.

[sydfish]

Havent tried that yet, I will have to give it a go

[xtosea]

Seen a few reports of Jews being hooked on them lately, maybe a drift behind the breakers on a beach is in order?