Never tried it myself, but would you not need a short section of wire?
Wessel
just wondering if anyone is or have been nailing any tailor from the beach
on the coast?
Never tried it myself, but would you not need a short section of wire?
Wessel
Spook,
yes mate its really possible I have been walking the beach at North shore Maroochydore on the right moon phases latlely and have been picking up a couple of choppers , we have actually been trageting Jew on fly however this has proved very frustrating (maybe one day),.
Like wessel said you will probaly want a bit of wire , I havn't been using it and haven't lost a fish , I guess it depends on the size of the fish and the fly used. I also recommend using a fast sink shooting head with an intermediate running line this will shoot well and won't be affected by the waves , if you use wire go the knottable wire , it doesn't kink like single strand .
I would love to show you a pic but Gavin who I fish with spits it if I use a flash near the water at night , especialy for a chopper .
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now that sounds interesting about the stooting line and going for the jew cos i wounld of never guess about the waves hit the line thanks for the info
from spook
Since mulloway are night time feeders, you might try phosphorent flies, like Glo-in-the-dark things. Preferably big. In any case Fluorescent chartruse seems to work for others, in Clousers.
For tailor a biggish silver fly, fisy style of thing, clouser type again, and pull it quickly.
Use wire, a biggish thing will swallow a small fly and will certainly chew it off if allowed.
Cheers Max.
i do say i may need to try this method thanks again very helpful info