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  1. #31

    Re: tips for fishing the coomera river

    Quote Originally Posted by marty_z View Post
    Try both. Fish are not always predictable and certain winds will change the way fish feed. It may come down to what feels most comfortable, and of course which one gets results.

    As previously mentioned, you will struggle to keep your line tight if you are fishing with light lures in the wind. You should be able to find canals that run across the wind direction and that will allow you to fish the protected sides of the canal. Of course if you are planning to cast lures and don't have an electric motor you will get blown around a fair bit, which will make it hard to pepper an area.

    Marty
    yer thats the one thing we need an eletric motor but we will se wat happens on the day
    The best place to fish is "in the water"

    tom

  2. #32

    Re: tips for fishing the coomera river

    Quote Originally Posted by marty_z View Post
    Try both. Fish are not always predictable and certain winds will change the way fish feed. It may come down to what feels most comfortable, and of course which one gets results.

    As previously mentioned, you will struggle to keep your line tight if you are fishing with light lures in the wind. You should be able to find canals that run across the wind direction and that will allow you to fish the protected sides of the canal. Of course if you are planning to cast lures and don't have an electric motor you will get blown around a fair bit, which will make it hard to pepper an area.

    Marty

    If we are getting blown around shoud we use a small anchor, something that will hold us in place but not too hard to pull up?? or have any other ideas??
    "The two best times to fish is when it's rainin' and when it ain't."

    Cheers, Dylan

    PB's

    Bream: 40cm - Whiting: 41cm - Flathead: 62cm



  3. #33

    Re: tips for fishing the coomera river

    yeah, a small anchor may help in certain spots. If you are going to use an anchor try to keep a reasonable distance away from the structure you plan to fish so you don't spook the fish when the anchor goes in the water.

    Another idea would be to try to find an area where the wind or tide (or both) will either work together or against each other to result in a drift parallel to a section of structure you want to fish.

    And of course, you can troll. If you troll lures you will be under the outboard power and your lines will be in the water so you will negate the wind to a large degree.

    Marty

  4. #34

    Re: tips for fishing the coomera river

    Quote Originally Posted by marty_z View Post
    yeah, a small anchor may help in certain spots. If you are going to use an anchor try to keep a reasonable distance away from the structure you plan to fish so you don't spook the fish when the anchor goes in the water.

    Another idea would be to try to find an area where the wind or tide (or both) will either work together or against each other to result in a drift parallel to a section of structure you want to fish.

    And of course, you can troll. If you troll lures you will be under the outboard power and your lines will be in the water so you will negate the wind to a large degree.

    Marty
    this is dylans idea

    wat if we got a big bag of rocks and out it out to try and slow us down??
    Last edited by coomera-champ101; 03-04-2008 at 08:26 PM.
    The best place to fish is "in the water"

    tom

  5. #35

    Re: tips for fishing the coomera river

    Quote Originally Posted by coomera-champ101 View Post
    this is dylans idea

    wat if we got a big bag of rocks and out ti out to try and slow us down??
    I think, we'll try without anything this time tom..and try to find ways to deal with the wind....if we struggle we'll then have to think about it for next time!!
    "The two best times to fish is when it's rainin' and when it ain't."

    Cheers, Dylan

    PB's

    Bream: 40cm - Whiting: 41cm - Flathead: 62cm



  6. #36

    Re: tips for fishing the coomera river

    Quote Originally Posted by Gold_Coast_Chaser View Post
    I think, we'll try without anything this time tom..and try to find ways to deal with the wind....if we struggle we'll then have to think about it for next time!!
    are u sure its a good idea hahaha

    wats the idea the first time
    The best place to fish is "in the water"

    tom

  7. #37

    Question Re: tips for fishing the coomera river

    goin out lure fishing tommorow in the coomera river with SX40's and jackall chubby's where should we go and what should we look out for whilst fishing?
    where is the best place to fish

    help would be highly appreciated

    thanks
    The best place to fish is "in the water"

    tom

  8. #38

    Re: tips for fishing the coomera river

    don't forget about the spots I already told you about, although they may be affected by the wind a fair bit.

    if the wind hangs around tomorrow, you may be best of hiding in the canals at RiverLinks - the ones that run east to west will be reasonably protected from the southerly wind.

    Good Luck

    Marty

  9. #39

    Re: tips for fishing the coomera river

    Give Spot X a go, If that doesn't work give it away boys.

  10. #40

    Re: tips for fishing the coomera river

    Quote Originally Posted by Didley View Post
    Give Spot X a go, If that doesn't work give it away boys.

    we didnt catch anything haha
    The best place to fish is "in the water"

    tom

  11. #41

    Re: tips for fishing the coomera river

    Quote Originally Posted by coomera-champ101 View Post
    we didnt catch anything haha
    Your not trying hard enough, haha

  12. #42

    Re: tips for fishing the coomera river

    Quote Originally Posted by Didley View Post
    Your not trying hard enough, haha
    we were i swear haha
    The best place to fish is "in the water"

    tom

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