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And the fisheries realise this and would be very hard to police.Quote:
Originally Posted by Family4x4
They (NSW Fisheries) also told me, that they also have in discussions to allow Bow fishing on the Murray and perhaps full protection on Murray Crays.
Are the crays now vulnerable as a species?
Supposedly extremely low in numbers and locations.Quote:
Originally Posted by NP99
I am not sure what healthy numbers would look like. With roughly a week left in the cray season we pulled up approx 30-40 crays in a 500m stretch of river. We kept 7 between 4 people, we could have taken another and we had opportunity to but didn't.Quote:
Originally Posted by MEGOMONSTER
I know I was the same when craying but they did say it was only being discussed. They must be talking about other tributaries other than the Murray, cos he was saying that the Crays were unable to live in the black water after the bush fires and cannot survive on land alone.Quote:
Originally Posted by Family4x4
Managed to pop my cherry and bagged out on squid this arvo with my son
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I'm jealous. What a glorious day.Quote:
Originally Posted by Drew
Oh yeah.Quote:
Originally Posted by Drew
Nice catch. Location. Lure choice.
Campbell's cove 3m water (nearly crapped myself when we went over a bit of reef and the depth alarm went off, didn't realise we went that shallow lol)Quote:
Originally Posted by MEGOMONSTER
They went orange, brown and a blue. The orange was the most successful though.
Oh well Cod Season finishes in a couple of Days.
Went away last weekend and did not even get a nibble.
Rods were in the Water from Friday Lunch Time to Sunday Lunch time (24 Hours a day ) so not for lack of trying.
Tried most baits without success . First time ever not even a Carp.
River was very low