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Whiting
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Light line the trick to catching a feed of whiting
These are the top tricks you need to catch these delicious but fussy
feeding Australian table fish:
- Your line should be as light as possible. Whiting usually caught
in sandy snag free areas so you can comfortably use one or two-kilo
mainline and leaders.
- If you need a sinker for a bait rig, make it as small as is
practical for the prevailing water movement and depth.
- Bait fishers should employ small long-shank hooks and use
several rods for each angler, cast out in a fan pattern, to increase
your water coverage.
- Rig each rod with different bait until you see what is most
popular on the day. Use fresh yabbies or bloodworms - it’s fun to
catch them and more effective than frozen bait.
- Focus on sand flats close to where you find your bait and keep
changing your location if you don’t get a bite within 20 minutes.
- Once you find a school, try casting small poppers around for
bigger whiting - you might even find a flathead by accident.
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