pescados

You can try 1ONmepillie at Pacific's on Tapleys Hill Rd.

Little Fish wrote:

Have you got a "gentle persuader" in your tool box?

I have got a 10 pounder, would that be big enough ?

shagging wrote:

crows all the way!

Oh brother, you ain't seen the light :ohmy:

snapperhead wrote:

Geez mate dont tell me you still go for the power I thought by now you would have seen the light and crossed over to the good side.cheerssnapps

That's a matter of opinion :dry:

I seen this on another site, don't know how true it is ??"Yeah, in my experience fresh water worms are usless in salt water. Because of osmosis the worm's body fluids flow into the sea water and they become a soggy mess."

1ONMEPILLIE wrote:

C'mon Pescados do you think every fisherman is on this site ?????? /quote]About 2800 of them.

Thanks Noob, good one.Limited in what I can eat so will certainly try it .have a karma.

Noob fisher wrote:

when i go fishing next im gonna take my mums fake leg and throw it at people keeping undersize fish!

No , too expensive mate, if you lose the leg you have to buy your mum another one Just take a few rocks.............

Brenton summed it up pretty well Mick.Currently near the top end (outer harbor )(there are some salmon trout but most are under size.You can launch at Birkenhead near the tavern ( free) or snowdens beach ( $ 7.00)Suggest you look at birkenhead if not happygo north on Victoria Road till you get to the fire station on r/h corner, turn right , over the railway line and turn left , follow road around and entrance to ramp carpark is on the right opposite port adelaide sailing club.

rocknev wrote:

best i can get from nearmap, is a terrible photo that i cant make head nor tail off whats what, and it was last updated in 2004....

Photo of where Nev ?If you know any spots in Adelaide try them and see how goes.Nearmap has not done Whyalla yet

Previously I mention no right/left/up/down arrowsWhen using nearmaps use the mouse to shift to other areas.Just drag it across or up and down, problem solvert

Google maps & earth have most areas covered whereas nearmaps so far only cover big cities and murray bridge. Not sure if any UK cover.Google is updated once a year if lucky whereas nearmaps is updated monthly.As well nearmaps is much sharper and more colorful with pictures.Only drawback with nearmaps is no right/left up/down arrows.But if only looking at one area than pic is much clearer.Been using it for about 2 1/2 months now.

Reading the Sunday mail this morning and mulloway up to 11 kg caught at West Lakes Now how come we have not read anything from those members on this site who chase mullies ??Me thinks something smells somewhere anbd don't think it is the members. :dry:

vb4me wrote:

It is an attitude that needs adjusting..............with a length of 4x2 ;

I am with you VB especially when in the past people were told bout taking under size fish and they then produced a knife and it was not for filleting either, well not fish anyway.So a bit of 4x2 would have been very handy

carps wrote:

we should take the newzealand lead

Oh Yes, Aussie fisheries and police etc could learn a lot from NZ in more ways than one.But the pollies need to get their act into gear.

Noob fisher wrote:

i wanna start a petition to make the current 1800065522 number a free call

You have got my support.However getting the phone companies to play ballis a different kettle of fish.

shagging wrote:

The amount of people taking undersize fish and crabs is now a joke

It certainly is and from a land based point of view very little legal size fish etc to be caught from jetties and beaches ( YFW might be the exception)sothey catch under size and keep them.Only consolation is that sooner or later there won't be any fish to catch for any one.As usual the gate is shut after horse has boltedeg marine parks.

Mr_Willy wrote:

Have heard that cray was caught down South East way..... And have had some doubt as to the legitimacy of the photo and the claim of weight.....That 6kg cray from RJ looks just as big....

I'll only pass on what is sent to me :dry:

This is a cray caught on Tassie's east coast. Took 2 people to bring it up. The cray below it is of a legal size. The cray above is 8kg and sitting on a full size dive tank!

Oh I forgot Talk about a smelly esky Would not go with in a few miles of that place but soil would be very fertile in 12 months time

Softy wrote:

Where is that?

Got about 6 pics via email but did not say where.Guess it could be somewhere on the Murray, ??Pics look better in original size but too big for SH.

finatic wrote:

& to insinuate a site sponsor has no right to replyFinatic

Who insinuated that ???So ok for a site sponsor to sponsor a site (money wise) but not allowed to have an opinion or have his/her say !!Well whoever made that comment it is certainly one hell of a way to get a sponsor offside and withdraw sponsor ship.

Fill it up with water, empty a bag of salt into , stir and leave out in the sun for a few days or week if no immediate need.

Not sure whether I missed something or not reading finatic's post.Point is if one can't express an opinion whether positive, negative or in between than what is the point of posting posts ?It should not matter who you are, one should be able to speak it's mind.If I see something I don't like I skip it simple.