Got the biggest bream of the season on monday night. it measured 42 cm. Caught on 2 kg line with pilchard. It was a pain on the back side to get the bait down past the choppers but did manage 8 keepers all above 35 cms. Will post the pic. Heaps of choppers caught, only one kept around 40 cm mark to smoke it. I reckon tailor tastes great when you smoke it.
But when it comes to bream, straight on the bbq with only salt, pepper and oil. nothing else. no need to mention bbq has to be a charcoal one.

Here is the picture

Bloody well done Boris - what a great catch on light gear.



Super effort.


Bafoo

Way 2 go boris

Give me that light gear any day goodarus size brimski as well

ps] If ewe want the bigger sized Brimski's ?? Feed out a live Kungy Brimski's love them



On charcoal beads , it's my favourite crispy skin & soft inside love that charcoally taste that goes through the flesh

That's a good fish on light line Boris, why is it glowing green?

Thats a fantastic bream..well done....

thanks guys



the photo is taken by a phone??? even the rod looks like it's blue but it's black.

Great work there Boris...

Very nice report. Short and sweet.

I think FED was having a pun on the location it was caught..
Well done mate, bream that size are always a welcome sight.

Well i wouldnt be taking any fish from, say, gladesville. But this place i went is just near the harbour bridge, and you can tell with the color of the fish, also when you clean it you can tell its ok.. I still wouldnt eat fish everyday from the harbour but i wouldnt be thinking its too bad when you have couple a month

boris most peeps talk crap

The same fish that get caught up the river today are deemed contaminated

The rest of the school could out the river into the harbour the very next day & be caught & they're deemed OK for human consumption.

Now if ewe start growing green warts on your head let me know & I'll tell ewe that ewe should not have eaten that fush

I'd eat it if it looked normal in real life but if it looked like the pic I wouldn't.