kusadasi 14/8/10

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kusadasi 14/8/10

#1 Post by fishingking »

people:me and onur

duration:2 hours

tide:?????????

weather:46 degrees during the day 32 at night

bait: bread

rigs:weird

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report:took a bus from bitez to kusadasi to meet up with onur and as he is from turkey he insisted that he took me fishing.we found a small harbour where he lives and i nearly died when i saw all the mullet in the harbour.unfortunately he said that it is forbidden to fish for these mullet inside the harbour for some reason.so we fished the outside of the harbour for mullet.the rig was very weird its a local method for catching mullet its basically 11 size 4 hooks close together on one line wrapped around a chunk of bread and left there for a while.after two hours we gave up and as we walked back we saw a guy catch two nice bass about 2lbs each.still enjoyed it as it was the hottest weather i have ever fished in
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Re: kusadasi 14/8/10

#2 Post by bpmurray »

That's the same method they use all across the Med. It works reasonably well, if you're trying to get a meal, but it's no fun if you're angling. I always use light gear with size 10-6 hooks, and I find ragworm and shrimp to be the best baits, although I've had to fall back on bread occasionally.

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Re: kusadasi 14/8/10

#3 Post by roger de dodger »

it,s very hot for fishing :lol: in fact its very hot for anything :twisted: at least you saw a few fish getting landed even if you didnt get one yourself :wink:sounds like the old barbwire rig you where using :lol:
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