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Bloody hell mego. Was that your hand??
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Definitely NOTQuote:
Originally Posted by 93patrol
Just bought some Aussie made hand crafted timber lures from Kuttafurra lures.
These lures are massive.
At 175mm body length, 220mm overall including bib, with a depth of 15-20ft. http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum...015/07/138.jpg
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Also got an Aussie made hand crafted timber lure from Gidgee lures
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Just picked up my new beach rod and reel combo. Penn prevail 12ft and a penn battle 11 8000. Good combo can't wait to test it out on some mulloway
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With very little wind today so I knew we would have little to no drift for flatties, I decided to give the soft plastics a go with great success. http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum...015/07/165.jpg
That must be a nice little flattie hole you got there. Good catch.Quote:
Originally Posted by MEGOMONSTER
Got these last trip, same hole. http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum...015/07/166.jpgQuote:
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You must be a pro at cleaning them by now with how many you catch
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Getting pretty quick at it now, as long as the knife is sharp.Quote:
Originally Posted by 93patrol
just returned home today after 2 weeks following some of my favourite fishing places in WA.....Wagoe station,Quobba station and Denham..here's a few pics from the fish we caught,some land base and some on a charter..these pic are from quobba station rock fishing...octopus,spangled emperor(north west snapper)and one of the kids having a go
the last shot from Quobba,we then headed of to Denham for some more landbase and a couple of charters.
A few shot of some pink snapper..then there's others of a 80cm Estaury cod,rankin cod,red throat emperor,flags,black snapper
the deck of the boat with our fish and another guy that was onboard
Bella the shark slayer,Bella doesn't like boats,so if I wasn't out in a boat I was doing some landbase..hope you like the pics.....
Is that a Knifandle headed shark.Quote:
Originally Posted by wa 489
Never seen one in the flesh.
Spot on Mick You see a few like that once landed,Quote:
Originally Posted by wa 489
Having worked on a shark boat killing and cleaning over 1000 a night,
I can honestly say I've never seen one either, we had small baseball bats made
from Aluminium, and whacked the buggers on the nose.
Those red emperor we caught on the Oil Rig using a 8' x 8' cage.
Once the drill bit was stuck so they had to blow it. You could see spangled red emporer
for as far as the eye can see , boy what a sight that was.
Nice pics Avvo man looks like you enjoyed yourself. Thanks
A nice size barra I plucked from the Fitzroy recently... Tasted as good as it looks :thumbup:
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I hate you Ash ,,,,,,,, with lemon mmmmmmmmm barra lolQuote:
Originally Posted by ashmccormick
Just a bit bigger than my only one caught, then again only fished for them once.
Wenlock river crossing down stream from road.
Got to be happy with that nice black back from the river.
I like the way the eyes shine red when they die lol
Haha yes its a strange phenomenon that one threedogs! Even stranger at night when you shine a torch on them!!Quote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
Very happy with that fish, you can catch em bigger on a boat but I prefer the peacefulness of just sitting on the river bank and having a flick
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Originally Posted by ashmccormick
Closer to the esky too lol, again nice fish
EDIT sorry forgot Dry camp
Thats why some of the best spots are located just outside the boundary line of community :wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
Just a heads up that the Murray Cod Season closes on the 31st August
So that means Carp season starts on 1st of sept, lol
I went and bought StructureScan for my Lowrance HDS7.
The Murray and Mulwala will never look the same again.
I'll be intrigued to see what Port Phillip Bay will look like.
Had a good session this morning
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..........on the move
Bit of whale action. WARNING: swearing
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Weather is warming up might be heading up to Bearii after the finals.
Hopefully can catch a few cod. but a great spot without fishing
Don't forget cod closed season.Quote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
THIS WEEKS REPORT 11/9/2105:
With temps of 21,26 & 28 for the next 3 days fishing conditions will be ideal and with all major river levels steady,I would expect that anglers will be making the most of the perfect weather.
-Mick from the Boundary Bend store reports that yellas up to 4lb are being caught in the Murray on shrimp.
-A customer was fishing the Little Murray here in town during the week and picked up 4 yellas to 41cm using worms.
-Reports from the Wakool River in the Stoney Crossing and Kyalite areas of several legal yellas up to 49cm are being caught on small yabbies and scrubworms,and a couple were landed on spinnerbaits at Kyalite.
-A local angler was fishing the Loddon River at Kerang during the week and landed 6 yellas in two hours up to 5lb,fishing with worms from the bank.
-The Murray here at Swan Hill has seen legal yellas landed at Caeli Lane,near the bridge and in the Runciman Rd. area on small yabbies,shrimp and scrubbies.
# Make the most of the good weather and get out on the rivers this weekend and with the warmer temps. the lakes might be worth a try also.
## This weeks photos are from previous posts with the yellas caught on codzilla lures and the redfin came from Lake Charm in March this year all caught on 50mm lures.
Until Next Week Happy Fishing-JC.
This caught from lake Hume.
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Mate goes fishing in the middle of the bay and gets a visitor.
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THIS WEEKS REPORT 18/9/2015:
Another fine weekend coming up for getting out on our rivers and getting amongst them.The Murray is dropping at the moment but that will be temporary with an environmental flow due in a couple of weeks,where the river will rise up over a metre and these flows will also have affect on the Edward and Wakool,with them rising too.
-Reports from the Murrumbidgee river at Balranald is that the yellas are still on the bite,with some up to 4lb taking small yabbies.
-Campers at the Riverside caravan park picked up some nice size yellas out of the Little Murray using yabbies and scrubbies.
-A couple of old mates fishing in the Wakool river at Kyalite during the week,landed several legal yellas with two around the 5lb mark.
-The Edward river on the reserves at Kyalite is also producing some nice legal yellas on shrimp and worms.
-Fishing around Boundary Bend and at Invincible Bend has been productive in the past week,with several yellas taking small yabbies,shrimp/worm cocktails and a couple were landed on small lures on the cast.
-Locally the Murray is dropping,is reasonable clear and is producing yellas around the Murray Downs area, at the Nyah forest and in the Piambie area,taking small yabbies and scrubworms.
-Still no reports from the lakes but as the weather warms up,I would expect them to start firing up for reddies and yellas.
# Don't forget the chance to win two entries to this years Mulwala Cod Classic by spending $50 or more in my shop or online to go into the draw,between now and the end of November-entries are valued at $200.
## This weeks photos are a nice bunch of reddies previously caught on Koolabung Blades and a good size yella caught in the Wakool river at Kyalite and another caught on a soft plastic.
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