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  • Mullet Musketeer
    Ausfish Silver Member

    • Jul 2006
    • 396
    #1

    Serious Passage Bream

    I had my first really successful Bream session of this season in the Passage on Friday am. I have had the odd good fish over the last month or so but this session confirmed to me they are well into their sapwning run. The fish came on the bite just after dawn and I managed a fish a cast for about an hour - then they just switched off. Most where legal with just a few undersize throwbacks. I was fishing just south of Buckleys Hole nearly at the point of turning the corner for Red Beach. I was using GULP 2" Shrimps and GULP 3" Pumkinseed Minnow Grubs. The biggest fish was just on 38cm.
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  • MeePee_99
    Ausfish Gold Member

    • May 2008
    • 562
    #2
    Re: Serious Passage Bream

    Nice Work!!!!!!!!!!!

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    • sleepygreg
      Ausfish Addict

      • Mar 2006
      • 3079
      #3
      Re: Serious Passage Bream

      thats a nice bag of breambos there. Well done.

      Greg

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      • rc@hinze
        Ausfish Gold Member

        • Sep 2007
        • 542
        #4
        Re: Serious Passage Bream

        Great session you had their mate. Is a good feeling when you get a good run finally in spot.

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        • mookyandlumpy
          Ausfish Bronze Member

          • Mar 2008
          • 217
          #5
          Re: Serious Passage Bream

          hell yeah , nice session

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          • stessco
            Ausfish Gold Member

            • Feb 2007
            • 543
            #6
            Re: Serious Passage Bream

            nice fish on the plastics

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            • Barraboy7
              Ausfish Bronze Member

              • May 2007
              • 195
              #7
              Re: Serious Passage Bream

              Hi Mate well done!
              tell me how you were working the plastics...I have never cracked it yet on them. Do well on Gulp worms but thats bait fishing. What rig and lwd hed do you use, Thanks ahead for some help
              Barraboy
              " Fishing is not a hobby, a Hobby is something I do in my spare time! "

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              • bushbeachboy
                Ausfish Gold Member
                • Oct 2005
                • 925
                #8
                Re: Serious Passage Bream

                Nice feed there mate!

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                • Mullet Musketeer
                  Ausfish Silver Member

                  • Jul 2006
                  • 396
                  #9
                  Re: Serious Passage Bream

                  BarraBoy 7 - I use 2.8kg fireline with a 10lb leader - generally I work a 1/6th 1/0 jighead or if its really flat a 1/8th 1/0. If there is some current I let it carry the plastic with just a few light jerks of the rod tip every now and then. After each jig I let the plastic drop again and rest on the bottom for a few seconds before jigging again. When the Bream are really there they tend to just hook themselves if you give them time. No need to strike violently. Good Luck
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                  • ffejsmada
                    Ausfish Platinum Member

                    • Dec 2006
                    • 2267
                    #10
                    Re: Serious Passage Bream

                    Good work MM, there's certainly been plenty of good breambos around hey??

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                    • tailorboi99
                      Ausfish Platinum Member

                      • Jan 2007
                      • 2156
                      #11
                      Re: Serious Passage Bream

                      Nice bag of fish mate, that 38cm fish certainly stand out..

                      Cheers Tom

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