It did. It was awesome. The rod is only a light action 'junior' but so much fun. It is the cheapy of my bunch of rods but I like it :)Quote:
Originally Posted by megatexture
Although it was a cheapy it is still a Jarvis Walker, so a nice toy.
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It did. It was awesome. The rod is only a light action 'junior' but so much fun. It is the cheapy of my bunch of rods but I like it :)Quote:
Originally Posted by megatexture
Although it was a cheapy it is still a Jarvis Walker, so a nice toy.
Nice catch there buddy, the yella looks like a football and reddies have to be the best tasting fresh water fish by far, and it a pest, go figure.
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Felt like a whale lol. They are the best eating freshies for sure. Apparently around here I am the Redfin queen !!! lmaoQuote:
Originally Posted by MEGOMONSTER
Nice.
Tried shallow fried redfin lightly floured, caught and cooked by a mate from Melbourne. Fish might have come from one of the Snowy scheme dams No where near as big as that one. Great chewing!
Yellowbelly looks the goods too. I have only experienced dam caught fish - that carry a fair bit of fat that is very easily removed - are your River fish like that?
Gotta be happy with that, and to think no long ago Sth Australians called yellow belly, golden perch or Callop a rubbish fish cause of the fat in the bigger ones. go figure
Trying my luck on the 12th up the murray can only hope of catching one that size. tight lines
Sh1thot gotta be happy with that ay!!
nice fish there, Yellow Belly's take a bit of beating in the fresh water stakes.
The yellows tend to be more fatty the bigger they get but this one wasn't too bad.Quote:
Originally Posted by Silver
Tight lines threedogs. I hope you get a bigger one :)Quote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
and now for todays catch...... Redfin !! The biggest one is 38cm :)
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