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Ranger wrote: Thanks Ranger, will give it a go.

statesquider wrote: So are mine.

Ranger wrote: Was that in the garden or in containers ??Apparently there is quite a difference between earth worms and worms used in containers.

Something I been told and not sure if correct or not:Apparently worm farm worms don't last long in the ground in the garden ?? Don't know why.Any one got a info on that ??

statesquider wrote: 01. Paper might blow away when dry, an old bit of carpet is better and put half a brick on top.1. Yes and if carpet on top (will insulate as well) soak the carpet too, no need to remove.2. No, especially if you have half brick on lid and make sure there are no little gaps,sometimes when you put too many scraps in the one on top might be a little raised.In regards to putting in laundry,bit difficult to lift and carry

Had one for long time but more for fertiliser than bait. Current worms came from Bordertownhave plenty feed but not very fat.2nd last lot I got were much better but unfortunately lost the contact details.Worm farm worms can be bought from breeders for anything between $ 27.50 and $ 40.00 per 1000 not sure how that stacks up against Mitre 10 or bunnings.How to keep them cool:Mine are in corner of the shade house, have a piece of iron on the side and a piece over the top, have a piece of hardie board in front all designed to keep direct sunlight of the containers.Also have a piece of carpet on t

You deserve every bit of it Ranger, especially after the recent crapola, ( couple months ago).Well done Dubs64.Karma well deserved.

One thumper of a fish.

Rick wrote: Thanks Rick, will try that next time as they are slippery when wet

For those who intend to use them, next time you go fishing get a couple bottles of sea water ( 2ltr milk bottles do nicely).So when you want to use the dried worms , when you get up pour some sea water in a leak proof container and put in some worms.( could take btw 20 mins to 60 mins to return to normal size ? )By the time you leave home and get to where you going, worms should be ready for use, so no waiting to bait up.Works for me.

Rick wrote: Well I could be classed as above.Why put in a report when a smart arse answer comes back that one can't catch anything yet. And by the way, not from you Rick.Not worth the hasssle.

SandyWhiting wrote: Think he might need to change board shorts after that hahaha Don't think so, it would not have touched the sides Just as well the croc did not get in the boat otherwise he would have been history :woohoo:

Kelvin wrote: But your link is not the same as mine Kelvin.

Enjoy.http://www.ntnews.com.au/article/2010/01/29/119351_ntnews.html

Wonder what rod holders are for ?? :unsure:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ybj4VwoKR5Q

Lord Blackbilly wrote: Your lucky I used to have 2 and at times that was 2 too many

spotter wrote: Yet again a few stuffing it up for the many.Perhaps the Council in conjunction with the farmer could instigate a simple permit.Would it be worth $ 5 a day ?

Brent61southoz wrote: Can't argue with that logic

SandyWhiting wrote: Gee showing ya age softy, bahahahaha I am with Softy on this one I am past doing jig saw puzzles :cheer:

By the way, hope He man or She man don't carry and shotgun with saltpeter in the cartridges because if he/she does and hit the jack pot you will not be sitting on your tooshi for about a week, I'll guarantee that :woohoo: :ohmy:

MrsScaleyTom wrote: Nah , never would have believed that not

I was using a popper yesterday and a friend of mine told me to slow down reeling in.I was reeling it in just fast enough to create a small disturbance on the top of the water which as I understand it would attract the fish.Reeling it in slower did not create any disturbance on top of the water.So to you who know a lot more about it than I,Who is correct ??Thanks,pes

Going to NT, something to look forward too

Who need sharks, was fishing a gutter of largs bay jetty last Fri morning and some stupid cow with a dog was walking in the gutter.Told there were hooks on the bottom but would have got more sense out of a jetty post.So step on the hook , your problem.Mind you I think she "owns " the beach.

afishyfish wrote: Yes and I could be wrong but believe if the sting is bad enough and a lot of poision enter the body , they can kill as well.