Trying to find info on anyone kitefishing in Queensland. I still have two kites I used in Tassie, need to check the regs in QLD. We managed to have kitefishing legalised in tassie fishing regs. It's a top way to catch a feed.the two ways I fish are.
1/ 1000m mainline with 1m trace cliped x 20 hooks.
2/ small pocket kite seprate rod & reel to take out your surf gear.
Coola
If you were trying to get 1 or 2 hooks out there I dont think you would have any problems...... but 20?
Where are you planning on selling all of this fish?
Muzz
I can see two problems with kite fishing in Queensland. The predominent breezes are Northeaster, and Southeaster. Is'nt it difficult to get a kite offshore with the breeze in your face?
The maximum number of hooks on a line allowed in Qld is 6
Hi Onerabbit There Was No Suggestion Of Using 20 Hooks (tassie Reg Only), I Don't Care Weather I Use One Hook I'am Just Asking The Question Of Use. Also For You To Suggest That I Am Planning On Selling The Fish Is Rude And Unjustified As I Catch And Release Most Of My Fish. I'am A Fly And Lure Fisherman Mostly, Kite Fishing Is Just Another Form Of Fishing. Coola
HI RANDO THANKS FOR INFO, I'LL CHECK OUT THE REGS & LAWS FIRST.Originally Posted by rando
WITH THE WIND ISSUE THERE ARE MANY PLACES TO USE KITES IN QLD YOU CAN TAC UP TO 90DEG AND STILL CONTROL THE KITE. THANKS COOLA
the two ways I fish are.
1/ 1000m mainline with 1m trace cliped x 20 hooks.
Of course you never suggested fishing this way
Even in Tassie where you say you managed to get it approved.....this is still a method of fish harvesting, not fishing.
In these days of conservation and leaving fish for future generations, I think talking about fishing with 20 hooks will always leave you standing alone in the spotlight....no matter where you did it.......... it's still a commercial method.
Muzz
You tend to have a habit of taking people out of context, I hope your next post is more informative and without critisism COOLAthe two ways I used to fish are.
1/ 1000m mainline with 1m trace cliped x 20 hooks.
Of course you never suggested fishing this way
Even in Tassie where you say you managed to get it approved.....this is still a method of fish harvesting, not fishing.
In these days of conservation and leaving fish for future generations, I think talking about fishing with 20 hooks will always leave you standing alone in the spotlight....no matter where you did it.......... it's still a commercial method.
Muzz
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