Thursday, June 6, 2019

Melbourne Boat Project

We took on another personal boat rebuilding project, and one of my fishing mates who is exceptionally skilled at video production and catching snapper said we should film the rebuild, so yesterday we shot our first video just having a bit of a walk around the boat, and banging on about different things, in which I mentioned the engine being a d4 225 at 300hp as I thought that was what it was, after seeing the heading on the manual Volvo Penta D4 225 -300HP , anyway shortly after posting i have been corrected 225 means 225hp lol seems reasonable to me, im not beyond making mistakes just yet , but anyway if you would like to see my project take a look at the video on the boat build I will put a link below, I will probably be asking lots of questions here when i can't figure out something, cheers.

Tuesday, June 4, 2019

Snapper Season in Western Australia




It’s that time of the year again – the Snapper Season is about to get underway in Western Australia.
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When does the Snapper Season Start in Western Australia?.
The Snapper Season here in WA starts on December 16 every year. This is just after the official seasonal closure from October 15 to December 15, when fishing is closed to the public. This is mainly to protect the spawning Snapper.
The Snapper Season goes on from December 16 through to March 15, and then from June to September.
There is a lot of concern about the dwindling numbers of the Pink Snapper here in WA; that is why responsible fishing is so important. This means never going out fishing in the middle of the Snapper breeding season and not going all out crazy when you start fishing. Take your share, be responsible, and move out.
Where Will You Find Snappers in Western Australia?
In Western Australia, there are two fish species that are found in abundance – the Snapper and the Dhuis. The Snapper is found in the same grounds as the Dhuis, but the difference is that Snappers move around much more.
Snappers are more active and much faster. But where you find and catch them will depend the weather conditions on that day and the time of the day.
Warnbro Sound, Cockburn Sound and Cork Bay are fertile grounds for Snapper fishing. You will find a plenty of pink snapper and seasonal snappers here.
Facts About the Pink Snapper of Western Australia
 The Pink Snapper weights 8 to 12 kg. He is a big fish for sure. The biggest pink snapper caught in Western Australia weighed 16 kg.
Big snappers generally pop up in shallow inshore reefs. You can look for snappers across the southern coastline of Australia and up to the Montebello Islands.
Snappers can be found in deep waters during the summer in great numbers. But these tend to be juvenile fish, which weigh in the 4 kilo range. If you want to catch the big snappers, which weigh 8 kg or more, then you will have to make your way to the shallow inshore reefs.
The the thing about Snappers is that they are highly predictable. You know exactly what they are up to and where they are going to aggregate – or at least you will after a year or so of recreational fishing.
How to Catch Snapper Fish
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Basically, you must get the right gear to catch Snapper fish. We recommend soft plastic lures like those made by popular brands such as Squidgies, Berkeley and Zman Lures.
Also, buy the Reedy’s Ultra Rig from Reedy’s Rigz. The Ultra Rig makes it really easy for even beginners catch Snappers quickly and easily.
 Reedy’s Rigz is an Australian company makes the best Snapper Lures, Pre-Tied Paternoster Rigs, Jigs, Flasher Rigs, Snapper Snatcher Rigs, etc. You can buy our fishing gear and other products at any local tackle shop in Australia.
Go Get Some Snapper!


Thursday, January 10, 2019

Fishing Snapper Whitting Port Phillip Bay Smack Down

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Fishing in Melbourne is Awesome We Like to catch snapper on Reedy's Ultra Rigs Which our Pre Tied Snapper Rigs You Can catch a Port Phillip bay snapper Right though the summer all the way to easter.  we fish fresh bait like squid and pilchard, to maximize your your catch rate , fish your 4 rods per person rigged with 3 Snell rigs and 1 ultra rig. In Port Phillip bay we fish 6-8kg rods with a 4000 spinning reel.  The snapper will be caught right though to winter.





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Our Paternoster rigs such as the Flasher Rig are easy to use, highly effective and guaranteed to catch fish in their dozens, no matter which method you use or where you fish, on a boat, or on land.

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Reedy’s Ultra Rigz is a new and advanced type of fishing rig. It is a pre-tied, Paternoster rig that uses UV fibre and glows in the dark.
What’s a Paternoster Rig?
Reedy’s Ultra Rig is tied in a Paternoster formation. Using Paternoster rigs is one of the best long distance methods for catching fish. You can also use this method mid-range from close-in.
A Paternoster Rig such as Reedy’s Ultra Rigz has two main parts: One that has the lead attached and the other that has the hook attached. The main purpose of this rig is to offer as little resistance as possible to the fish, just as it moves off the bait.

Below You Can see the Difference between a Flasher rig and a ultra rig