The best Powertail spot : powertails

thetimsons · Posted: Sun Mar 30, 2008 11:59 pm Post subject: The best Powertail spot

Get down to shady with the lightest gear you can find and head to the mouth. Drop down some squid on an incoming, auctually anytime and hang on. you really have to play those big ones on really light gear. i especially love it on those $20 combos from kmart. They rule 8-)

It gets really funny when someone comes down the river when you have one of these powertails in tow! i have had allmost a crowd stop for like 20 mins just to watch me pull in a powertail. i think they thought it was a barra :rofl:

Eddie

john d · Posted: Mon Mar 31, 2008 9:03 am Post subject:

Try the mouth of the Finnis of the bank for land based powertails. Live mullet works great. :fishy:

The biggest powertail I,ve got from the bank was a whopping 120 cm. :shock:

Catches of a couple of dozen are common. :catch:

grumpy · Posted: Mon Mar 31, 2008 9:09 am Post subject:

My best powertail was on light gear and was just over a meter and about 12 kg up from Goat Island. :catch:

Added a couple of lovely specimems one from fresh and one from salt. Boy they really make a days fishing worth while. :naughty:

Dingo · Posted: Mon Apr 14, 2008 8:20 pm Post subject: PT spots

Dick might be able to clarify this, But I remember reading somewhere that Lake Argyle was full of monster powertales. If anyone is heading for a PT trip, this could be a goer and as far as I am aware you wont get many barra in there getting in your way.

Dingo

Whirly · Posted: Thu Apr 17, 2008 4:29 pm Post subject:

Last time I was there, Lake Argyle was chockers with Powertail - though the locals made up some stupid, fictional name for them, probably to discourage the hoards from flocking to such a glorious mother lode of the beauties. I tend to recall they referred to them as Silver Cobler or some such nonsense over there...

But seriously - as my mate Will says "A rose by any other name......"

ntfishn

Doing a road trip over to the West in July. Told the missus that I'm happy to go, but only if we can do a stop over to Lake Argyle for a crack at those trophy Powertails....
Does anyone know if there are any guides that specialise in targeting Powertails on the lake?
If there are not any Powertail guides, do you guys who are in the "know" think that land based with 200pnd should be enough for the monster's or should I try get something a bit stronger?
Is it true that the fish in there have been known to get over the 100pnd mark!

Any advise much appreciated...

Cheers TIMBO... :mrgreen:

Matt Flynn · Posted: Thu Apr 17, 2008 7:48 pm Post subject:

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Doing a road trip over to the West in July. Told the missus that I'm happy to go, but only if we can do a stop over to Lake Argyle for a crack at those trophy Powertails....
Does anyone know if there are any guides that specialise in targeting Powertails on the lake?
If there are not any Powertail guides, do you guys who are in the "know" think that land based with 200pnd should be enough for the monster's or should I try get something a bit stronger?
Is it true that the fish in there have been known to get over the 100pnd mark!

There is only one man who can answer these questions in detail. His knowledge and cunning is unique but his secretiveness about the powertail spots is legendary. He only posts here on an irregular basis but the words and pictures are always pure gold.

Or you could forget his advice and just lob down there at the lake and chuck out a hunk a squid like, anywhere :mrgreen:

Dick · Posted: Thu Apr 17, 2008 11:28 pm Post subject:

Lake Argyle powertails are numerous but the pros give them heaps. Now Lake Kununurra's pts, they're just awesome :wink:

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