archerfish

http://www.lifestylefood.com.au/recipes/15978/mediterranean-rack-of-goat-with-spring-vegetables

Does it look anything like this, crispy?http://tacklejunkie.com.au/

just checked...Double BUGGER!!!

Scrub tick in the old scrot*m when I was about 6 years old. Bal* bag went to the size of a baseball and had to stagger (with legs widely apart) to the Doc's for a diagnosis. Worst part was my dear old (departed) Mum having to put ice packs on it every few hours to reduce the swelling. Not much fun laying on your back with a shrivelled peck*r pointing skywards and frozen nuts. :S :whistle:

Anyone ever eaten larger shrimp? I would have thought they would be a bit like prawns...

The old Bellbrooks (from the '60s) with a pressed stainless steel bib probably swim as well as most lures on the market today. Some of the colours don't change much either - even back then, a "go-to" combination was the old white body with a red head, which still seems to be very much in abundance today. I think "techniques" are merely variations on a theme. Most fishos in years gone past would probably have experimented with different retrieve rates, stop/start, swim/sink, etc. and observed what worked best at the time.af

No artificial insemination involved? :whistle:

bigfishHave you given any consideration to using dry ice?

Saw Andrew Fielke cook a whiting fillet using a steam iron one year at the Ceduna Oysterfest, so a pie warmer should be a doddle... :cheer:

LF+1protactichttp://www.gaganisbros.com.au/go/our-products/nostimini

Reckon I saw an older dude having a go for them down at Moana last week. Whether he was "in the know" or just "having a go", I couldn't say... :whistle:

That wouldn't be somewhere around the north-west of the Island, would it JS?That tub looks vaguely familiar... :whistle:

Yeah, I know what you mean, bgr...canines galore!Be interesting to work out the dog/pipi ratio, though... :evil: Cheersaf

Went down to Middleton today in pursuit of the old Donax deltoides hoping it would be a little quieter than Goolwa Beach...WRONG!!!Totally overrun with surfers...Finally ended up at Goolwa (Pipi Central) and was totally amazed at the number of vehicles/people there (a bit like Rundle Street on a busy day)...Got what I wanted (with the help of a little tacker whose parents just wanted him to go on a "treasure hunt", but weren't interested in the least in keeping their catch), then headed back home after a quick re-fuelling stop at the Port Elliot Bakery.A good day - got me out of the house and

"Extracting"?

I found that the "Hawk Splashers" seem to be popular for YFW around northern NSW (Harrington, Forster-Tuncurry) the last time I was up that way:http://www.gusvenessfishing.com.au/lures.htm

Hmmm...in that case, I'd better make sure I take my cockle measurer

I'm with you KIF...+1 for Gavin SollyDazzlerCheck out:http://kangarooislandadventures.com.au/

A quick poll...How many S&Hers going down there this Thursday?

Hi DazzlerThe "Search" button (above) is your friend... :whistle: Check out this previous thread:http://www.strikehook.com/forum/5-general-fishing/229363-ki-fishingCheersafP.S Welcome to the site...

Put a bloody $40Million Footbridge over the top of it - no-one will ever notice... :whistle: :whistle: :whistle:

Some background here, folks:http://www.environment.sa.gov.au/conservation/coastal_marine/adelaides_living_beacheshttp://www.abc.net.au/news/2012-07-09/sand-pipeline-adelaide-coast/4118290http://www.duncanmcfetridge.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=196:sand-pumping-pipeline&catid=2:blog&Itemid=3http://www.ccsa.asn.au/files/marine/Adelaide%5C's%20Living%20Beaches%20Summary%20Paper.pdf

Interesting follow-up:http://www.abc.net.au/news/2012-10-25/indonesian-men-blast-fishing-penalties/4333614Guess they won't be doing that again in a hurry... :whistle:

http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/travel/news/underwater-photographer-sam-cahir-captures-his-incredibly-close-encouter-with-a-mako-shark/story-fn3015fd-1226503125587