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Meppstas got a reaction from Squid Inc. in Tasmanian Fungi...
more fungi from a trip to Loongana and a very small cluster of them inside of a hollow retaining wall block at home.. note the slug in there with them. I didn't notice it until I trimmed the photo..
cheers
Adrian
One lonely fungi at Loongana..
Small fungi at home..
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Meppstas got a reaction from Moggy23 in Tasmanian Fungi...
On my walk back to the car yesterday after a spin session in the Meander River (report to come soon) I came across a couple of Fungi something I love taking photos of.
The bottom photo of the fungi was taken on the side of a steep hill I had to crawl up to get back from the river up to the roadway before getting back to the car at the end of my fishing session..
cheers
Adrian
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Meppstas got a reaction from Moggy23 in Tasmanian Fungi...
With two months still to go before the trout season opens I go for walks in the rain forests looking for & photographing the variety of Fungi that grows in them. They only last a few days so it's a matter of being there at the right time.. Here's a few photos that I took last week....
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Meppstas got a reaction from archerfish in Tasmanian Fungi...
more fungi from a trip to Loongana and a very small cluster of them inside of a hollow retaining wall block at home.. note the slug in there with them. I didn't notice it until I trimmed the photo..
cheers
Adrian
One lonely fungi at Loongana..
Small fungi at home..
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Meppstas got a reaction from Yorky in Tasmanian Fungi...
On my walk back to the car yesterday after a spin session in the Meander River (report to come soon) I came across a couple of Fungi something I love taking photos of.
The bottom photo of the fungi was taken on the side of a steep hill I had to crawl up to get back from the river up to the roadway before getting back to the car at the end of my fishing session..
cheers
Adrian
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Meppstas got a reaction from Alexsfishin1 in The last of a great little lure...
I heard the Daiwa were not producing the Gekkabijin Yoguri lure any more, well the small ones that I use any way which are the 4F models (42mm/ 2gm) floating hard body lures. So I rang Daiwa Australia to confirm it and they said "That's correct, they're being discontinued and they have 15 left in stock. If want them I'd have to be quick and get hold of a Daiwa seller and get them to get them in for me. Well I was quickly on the phone and was lucky enough to get twelve of the Ghost Brown ones that I use from Daiwa.. so i do have some nice trout lures to see me out for a while proving I don't get busted off too often like I did towards the end of the trout season when I lost two in two trips, then broke the bib of the only surviving ghost brown one. Now what's left of them are probably in tackle shops around the country..These were selling from $17-95 to $22-95 each and I picked them up for $11-95 ea which I was very happy with.. also came with free postage too..
cheers
Adrian
The last 12 available from Daiwa..
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Meppstas got a reaction from doobie in The last of a great little lure...
I heard the Daiwa were not producing the Gekkabijin Yoguri lure any more, well the small ones that I use any way which are the 4F models (42mm/ 2gm) floating hard body lures. So I rang Daiwa Australia to confirm it and they said "That's correct, they're being discontinued and they have 15 left in stock. If want them I'd have to be quick and get hold of a Daiwa seller and get them to get them in for me. Well I was quickly on the phone and was lucky enough to get twelve of the Ghost Brown ones that I use from Daiwa.. so i do have some nice trout lures to see me out for a while proving I don't get busted off too often like I did towards the end of the trout season when I lost two in two trips, then broke the bib of the only surviving ghost brown one. Now what's left of them are probably in tackle shops around the country..These were selling from $17-95 to $22-95 each and I picked them up for $11-95 ea which I was very happy with.. also came with free postage too..
cheers
Adrian
The last 12 available from Daiwa..
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Meppstas got a reaction from Squid Inc. in The last of a great little lure...
I heard the Daiwa were not producing the Gekkabijin Yoguri lure any more, well the small ones that I use any way which are the 4F models (42mm/ 2gm) floating hard body lures. So I rang Daiwa Australia to confirm it and they said "That's correct, they're being discontinued and they have 15 left in stock. If want them I'd have to be quick and get hold of a Daiwa seller and get them to get them in for me. Well I was quickly on the phone and was lucky enough to get twelve of the Ghost Brown ones that I use from Daiwa.. so i do have some nice trout lures to see me out for a while proving I don't get busted off too often like I did towards the end of the trout season when I lost two in two trips, then broke the bib of the only surviving ghost brown one. Now what's left of them are probably in tackle shops around the country..These were selling from $17-95 to $22-95 each and I picked them up for $11-95 ea which I was very happy with.. also came with free postage too..
cheers
Adrian
The last 12 available from Daiwa..
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Meppstas got a reaction from Moggy23 in Tasmanian Fungi...
more fungi from a trip to Loongana and a very small cluster of them inside of a hollow retaining wall block at home.. note the slug in there with them. I didn't notice it until I trimmed the photo..
cheers
Adrian
One lonely fungi at Loongana..
Small fungi at home..
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Meppstas got a reaction from archerfish in The last of a great little lure...
I heard the Daiwa were not producing the Gekkabijin Yoguri lure any more, well the small ones that I use any way which are the 4F models (42mm/ 2gm) floating hard body lures. So I rang Daiwa Australia to confirm it and they said "That's correct, they're being discontinued and they have 15 left in stock. If want them I'd have to be quick and get hold of a Daiwa seller and get them to get them in for me. Well I was quickly on the phone and was lucky enough to get twelve of the Ghost Brown ones that I use from Daiwa.. so i do have some nice trout lures to see me out for a while proving I don't get busted off too often like I did towards the end of the trout season when I lost two in two trips, then broke the bib of the only surviving ghost brown one. Now what's left of them are probably in tackle shops around the country..These were selling from $17-95 to $22-95 each and I picked them up for $11-95 ea which I was very happy with.. also came with free postage too..
cheers
Adrian
The last 12 available from Daiwa..
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Meppstas got a reaction from Yorky in Tasmanian Fungi...
more fungi from a trip to Loongana and a very small cluster of them inside of a hollow retaining wall block at home.. note the slug in there with them. I didn't notice it until I trimmed the photo..
cheers
Adrian
One lonely fungi at Loongana..
Small fungi at home..
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Meppstas got a reaction from Zorgs in Tasmanian Fungi...
more fungi from a trip to Loongana and a very small cluster of them inside of a hollow retaining wall block at home.. note the slug in there with them. I didn't notice it until I trimmed the photo..
cheers
Adrian
One lonely fungi at Loongana..
Small fungi at home..
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Meppstas got a reaction from Panga in Tasmanian Fungi...
On my walk back to the car yesterday after a spin session in the Meander River (report to come soon) I came across a couple of Fungi something I love taking photos of.
The bottom photo of the fungi was taken on the side of a steep hill I had to crawl up to get back from the river up to the roadway before getting back to the car at the end of my fishing session..
cheers
Adrian
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Meppstas got a reaction from Panga in Tasmanian Fungi...
With two months still to go before the trout season opens I go for walks in the rain forests looking for & photographing the variety of Fungi that grows in them. They only last a few days so it's a matter of being there at the right time.. Here's a few photos that I took last week....
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Meppstas got a reaction from Underpants in Tasmanian Fungi...
That was in 2016, new year now Softy.. all good for 2017..
cheers
Adrian
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Meppstas got a reaction from BarneyB in Tasmanian Fungi...
more fungi from a trip to Loongana and a very small cluster of them inside of a hollow retaining wall block at home.. note the slug in there with them. I didn't notice it until I trimmed the photo..
cheers
Adrian
One lonely fungi at Loongana..
Small fungi at home..
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Meppstas reacted to doobie in Who's having a flick over the weekend?
just come back from sitting on those hard bum cushions on Sullies breakwater.
4 Mullet, 2 toadies and something that busted me off under the float.
(2 x 1kg salmon caught by a guy a little further away on soft plastics).
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Meppstas reacted to Underpants in Who's having a flick over the weekend?
New trails at Fox? Only hit there once a couple months ago, when one of our lads crashed and dislocated his clavicle. Would be good to get back.
Didn't realise half the lads were riding the Craigburn Enduro so no ride. Contemplated a solo Cleland-Eagle loop...decided to join my roadie crew Sunday instead...the Mtb is waaay more fun & liberating vs the roadie.
Finished things of with a few bunnies last night.
At this price i figure i've $80 sitting in the fridge!
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Meppstas reacted to doobie in Who's having a flick over the weekend?
yes, was definitely meant in just in good humour Poppa
Was just meaning, we fishermen work through any pain to just go fishing
But in reality it can't always be the case - and I too would be a little cautious, so hope you start getting on the mend soon and once all is right with you, you can start to get out for a fish
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Meppstas reacted to Poppa Snake in Who's having a flick over the weekend?
I will take that as good humour.........I think?
But when you are waiting on a knee replacement, have 2 bulging discs and had inflamed bursars in both shoulders well ya gotta be a little cautious
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Meppstas reacted to snapperhead in Who's having a flick over the weekend?
I went out in my Hobie and found a very co-operative school of salmon around the kilo size that kept me entertained for 3 or so hours until the fading light and a 3k paddle home had me leaving em biting. I ended up scaling back to a light 1-3kg rod and had a ball. I dont know how many I ended up getting and releasing but it certainly was what I needed to to finish my 4 weeks off......back to work tomorrow
Chuck and I are going to go back next week and have a crack at them on fly. He has a new 6 weight rod that needs christening and I reckon this would be just the thing to do it
I also got to use my gopro 5 and got some great footage now I just have to learn how to edit
cheers
snapps