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What an exciting time , the OzFish Onk Habitat group have been making great headway in the restoration of habitat in the Onkaparinga river . We have finished stage one which was to deploy Limestone blocks into the Onk to place some substrate for small critters to attach to and hide around . These living critters such as oysters , barnacles and small crustaceans will in turn encourage bigger critters to congregate in the area . The placement of these blocks also should help the tides that flow over them to scour more of the sediment from the bottom of the river in an aid to make a deeper hole in the area for even bigger critters to hide and congregate .  As you can see in the scans the placement of the blocks are near a natural limestone outcropping for them to compliment and as there was 2 deployments , the first deployment has already encouraged some sediment displacement right after the outcropping . A big and massive thanks to all the volunteers that have been taking time out from there lives to come to meetings and the organising make this achievement . We have some more projects in the pipeline and if you care to be a volunteer , we are always grateful for more helping hands . 

What an exciting time , the OzFish Onk Habitat group have been making great headway in the restoration of habitat in the Onkaparinga river . We have finished stage one which was to deploy Limestone blocks into the Onk to place some substrate for small critters to attach to and hide around . These living critters such as oysters , barnacles and small crustaceans will in turn encourage bigger critters to congregate in the area . The placement of these blocks also should help the tides that flow over them to scour more of the sediment from the bottom of the river in an aid to make a deeper hole in the area for even bigger critters to hide and congregate .  As you can see in the scans the placement of the blocks are near a natural limestone outcropping for them to compliment and as there was 2 deployments , the first deployment has already encouraged some sediment displacement right after the outcropping . A big and massive thanks to all the volunteers that have been taking time out from there lives to come to meetings and the organising make this achievement . We have some more projects in the pipeline and if you care to be a volunteer , we are always grateful for more helping hands . 

What an exciting time , the OzFish Onk Habitat group have been making great headway in the restoration of habitat in the Onkaparinga river . We have finished stage one which was to deploy Limestone blocks into the Onk to place some substrate for small critters to attach to and hide around . These living critters such as oysters , barnacles and small crustaceans will in turn encourage bigger critters to congregate in the area . The placement of these blocks also should help the tides that flow over them to scour more of the sediment from the bottom of the river in an aid to make a deeper hole in the area for even bigger critters to hide and congregate .  As you can see in the scans the placement of the blocks are near a natural limestone outcropping for them to compliment and as there was 2 deployments , the first deployment has already encouraged some sediment displacement right after the outcropping . A big and massive thanks to all the volunteers that have been taking time out from there lives to come to meetings and the organising make this achievement . We have some more projects in the pipeline and if you care to be a volunteer , we are always grateful for more helping hands . 

What an exciting time , the OzFish Onk Habitat group have been making great headway in the restoration of habitat in the Onkaparinga river . We have finished stage one which was to deploy Limestone blocks into the Onk to place some substrate for small critters to attach to and hide around . These living critters such as oysters , barnacles and small crustaceans will in turn encourage bigger critters to congregate in the area . The placement of these blocks also should help the tides that flow over them to scour more of the sediment from the bottom of the river in an aid to make a deeper hole in the area for even bigger critters to hide and congregate .  As you can see in the scans the placement of the blocks are near a natural limestone outcropping for them to compliment and as there was 2 deployments , the first deployment has already encouraged some sediment displacement right after the outcropping . A big and massive thanks to all the volunteers that have been taking time out from there lives to come to meetings and the organising make this achievement . We have some more projects in the pipeline and if you care to be a volunteer , we are always grateful for more helping hands . 

What an exciting time , the OzFish Onk Habitat group have been making great headway in the restoration of habitat in the Onkaparinga river . We have finished stage one which was to deploy Limestone blocks into the Onk to place some substrate for small critters to attach to and hide around . These living critters such as oysters , barnacles and small crustaceans will in turn encourage bigger critters to congregate in the area . The placement of these blocks also should help the tides that flow over them to scour more of the sediment from the bottom of the river in an aid to make a deeper hole in the area for even bigger critters to hide and congregate .  As you can see in the scans the placement of the blocks are near a natural limestone outcropping for them to compliment and as there was 2 deployments , the first deployment has already encouraged some sediment displacement right after the outcropping . A big and massive thanks to all the volunteers that have been taking time out from there lives to come to meetings and the organising make this achievement . We have some more projects in the pipeline and if you care to be a volunteer , we are always grateful for more helping hands . 

What an exciting time , the OzFish Onk Habitat group have been making great headway in the restoration of habitat in the Onkaparinga river . We have finished stage one which was to deploy Limestone blocks into the Onk to place some substrate for small critters to attach to and hide around . These living critters such as oysters , barnacles and small crustaceans will in turn encourage bigger critters to congregate in the area . The placement of these blocks also should help the tides that flow over them to scour more of the sediment from the bottom of the river in an aid to make a deeper hole in the area for even bigger critters to hide and congregate .  As you can see in the scans the placement of the blocks are near a natural limestone outcropping for them to compliment and as there was 2 deployments , the first deployment has already encouraged some sediment displacement right after the outcropping . A big and massive thanks to all the volunteers that have been taking time out from there lives to come to meetings and the organising make this achievement . We have some more projects in the pipeline and if you care to be a volunteer , we are always grateful for more helping hands . 

What an exciting time , the OzFish Onk Habitat group have been making great headway in the restoration of habitat in the Onkaparinga river . We have finished stage one which was to deploy Limestone blocks into the Onk to place some substrate for small critters to attach to and hide around . These living critters such as oysters , barnacles and small crustaceans will in turn encourage bigger critters to congregate in the area . The placement of these blocks also should help the tides that flow over them to scour more of the sediment from the bottom of the river in an aid to make a deeper hole in the area for even bigger critters to hide and congregate .  As you can see in the scans the placement of the blocks are near a natural limestone outcropping for them to compliment and as there was 2 deployments , the first deployment has already encouraged some sediment displacement right after the outcropping . A big and massive thanks to all the volunteers that have been taking time out from there lives to come to meetings and the organising make this achievement . We have some more projects in the pipeline and if you care to be a volunteer , we are always grateful for more helping hands . 

What an exciting time , the OzFish Onk Habitat group have been making great headway in the restoration of habitat in the Onkaparinga river . We have finished stage one which was to deploy Limestone blocks into the Onk to place some substrate for small critters to attach to and hide around . These living critters such as oysters , barnacles and small crustaceans will in turn encourage bigger critters to congregate in the area . The placement of these blocks also should help the tides that flow over them to scour more of the sediment from the bottom of the river in an aid to make a deeper hole in the area for even bigger critters to hide and congregate .  As you can see in the scans the placement of the blocks are near a natural limestone outcropping for them to compliment and as there was 2 deployments , the first deployment has already encouraged some sediment displacement right after the outcropping . A big and massive thanks to all the volunteers that have been taking time out from there lives to come to meetings and the organising make this achievement . We have some more projects in the pipeline and if you care to be a volunteer , we are always grateful for more helping hands . 

What an exciting time , the OzFish Onk Habitat group have been making great headway in the restoration of habitat in the Onkaparinga river . We have finished stage one which was to deploy Limestone blocks into the Onk to place some substrate for small critters to attach to and hide around . These living critters such as oysters , barnacles and small crustaceans will in turn encourage bigger critters to congregate in the area . The placement of these blocks also should help the tides that flow over them to scour more of the sediment from the bottom of the river in an aid to make a deeper hole in the area for even bigger critters to hide and congregate .  As you can see in the scans the placement of the blocks are near a natural limestone outcropping for them to compliment and as there was 2 deployments , the first deployment has already encouraged some sediment displacement right after the outcropping . A big and massive thanks to all the volunteers that have been taking time out from there lives to come to meetings and the organising make this achievement . We have some more projects in the pipeline and if you care to be a volunteer , we are always grateful for more helping hands . 

What an exciting time , the OzFish Onk Habitat group have been making great headway in the restoration of habitat in the Onkaparinga river . We have finished stage one which was to deploy Limestone blocks into the Onk to place some substrate for small critters to attach to and hide around . These living critters such as oysters , barnacles and small crustaceans will in turn encourage bigger critters to congregate in the area . The placement of these blocks also should help the tides that flow over them to scour more of the sediment from the bottom of the river in an aid to make a deeper hole in the area for even bigger critters to hide and congregate .  As you can see in the scans the placement of the blocks are near a natural limestone outcropping for them to compliment and as there was 2 deployments , the first deployment has already encouraged some sediment displacement right after the outcropping . A big and massive thanks to all the volunteers that have been taking time out from there lives to come to meetings and the organising make this achievement . We have some more projects in the pipeline and if you care to be a volunteer , we are always grateful for more helping hands . 

New winch for the dust collector

Amazing footage of what one can do with a bit of imagination... so don't throw out your old thongs...
https://youtu.be/IYq7i4u3XBA?t=34s

The little vid i put together of the Mully Mayhem west lakes round . There is some details i wanted to add but the computer is not coping well.
 

Cheers for the support Guys . It was a great night but the wind did pick up , the winning Mully was caught overnight but the rest were caught early afternoon on the first day with sunday morning being a very tough day fishing . Funnily enough it is usually the opposite and was one of the reasons it was held overnight .
The placings were = Carl Smith             1st place    81cm Mully             prize Rod and reel + prize pack $300
                                 Gavin Stansfield   2nd Place  74cm Shovel nose  prize Reel + prize pack $120
                                 Neal Palmer          3rd place   71cm Mully             prize landing net + prize pack $80
                                 Ashton Stansfield Junior         27cm Bream           prize Rod and reel  + prize pack $70
                                 Dylan Liddle         Mystery L   22cm Bream           prize Lure pack $60
                                 Scott Pascoe        Raffle        Novelty Lure            prize $100
It was a great day and i was rapt to have 5 jnr entries that had a crack . Keep your eyes out for the first round of the next season early Dec . Details will be on the Mully Mayhem FB page and also on here closer to time .

Took this photo this morning, didn't come out all that good as I only used my small Canon camera that I use for trout fishing..
 
Didn't have time to grab my good camera  and set it up as the moon was setting too fast at the time.. May get up early tomorrow and see what it's like.
 
Cheers
Adrian

Cheers for the support Guys . It was a great night but the wind did pick up , the winning Mully was caught overnight but the rest were caught early afternoon on the first day with sunday morning being a very tough day fishing . Funnily enough it is usually the opposite and was one of the reasons it was held overnight .
The placings were = Carl Smith             1st place    81cm Mully             prize Rod and reel + prize pack $300
                                 Gavin Stansfield   2nd Place  74cm Shovel nose  prize Reel + prize pack $120
                                 Neal Palmer          3rd place   71cm Mully             prize landing net + prize pack $80
                                 Ashton Stansfield Junior         27cm Bream           prize Rod and reel  + prize pack $70
                                 Dylan Liddle         Mystery L   22cm Bream           prize Lure pack $60
                                 Scott Pascoe        Raffle        Novelty Lure            prize $100
It was a great day and i was rapt to have 5 jnr entries that had a crack . Keep your eyes out for the first round of the next season early Dec . Details will be on the Mully Mayhem FB page and also on here closer to time .

Cheers for the support Guys . It was a great night but the wind did pick up , the winning Mully was caught overnight but the rest were caught early afternoon on the first day with sunday morning being a very tough day fishing . Funnily enough it is usually the opposite and was one of the reasons it was held overnight .
The placings were = Carl Smith             1st place    81cm Mully             prize Rod and reel + prize pack $300
                                 Gavin Stansfield   2nd Place  74cm Shovel nose  prize Reel + prize pack $120
                                 Neal Palmer          3rd place   71cm Mully             prize landing net + prize pack $80
                                 Ashton Stansfield Junior         27cm Bream           prize Rod and reel  + prize pack $70
                                 Dylan Liddle         Mystery L   22cm Bream           prize Lure pack $60
                                 Scott Pascoe        Raffle        Novelty Lure            prize $100
It was a great day and i was rapt to have 5 jnr entries that had a crack . Keep your eyes out for the first round of the next season early Dec . Details will be on the Mully Mayhem FB page and also on here closer to time .

Cheers for the support Guys . It was a great night but the wind did pick up , the winning Mully was caught overnight but the rest were caught early afternoon on the first day with sunday morning being a very tough day fishing . Funnily enough it is usually the opposite and was one of the reasons it was held overnight .
The placings were = Carl Smith             1st place    81cm Mully             prize Rod and reel + prize pack $300
                                 Gavin Stansfield   2nd Place  74cm Shovel nose  prize Reel + prize pack $120
                                 Neal Palmer          3rd place   71cm Mully             prize landing net + prize pack $80
                                 Ashton Stansfield Junior         27cm Bream           prize Rod and reel  + prize pack $70
                                 Dylan Liddle         Mystery L   22cm Bream           prize Lure pack $60
                                 Scott Pascoe        Raffle        Novelty Lure            prize $100
It was a great day and i was rapt to have 5 jnr entries that had a crack . Keep your eyes out for the first round of the next season early Dec . Details will be on the Mully Mayhem FB page and also on here closer to time .

Cheers for the support Guys . It was a great night but the wind did pick up , the winning Mully was caught overnight but the rest were caught early afternoon on the first day with sunday morning being a very tough day fishing . Funnily enough it is usually the opposite and was one of the reasons it was held overnight .
The placings were = Carl Smith             1st place    81cm Mully             prize Rod and reel + prize pack $300
                                 Gavin Stansfield   2nd Place  74cm Shovel nose  prize Reel + prize pack $120
                                 Neal Palmer          3rd place   71cm Mully             prize landing net + prize pack $80
                                 Ashton Stansfield Junior         27cm Bream           prize Rod and reel  + prize pack $70
                                 Dylan Liddle         Mystery L   22cm Bream           prize Lure pack $60
                                 Scott Pascoe        Raffle        Novelty Lure            prize $100
It was a great day and i was rapt to have 5 jnr entries that had a crack . Keep your eyes out for the first round of the next season early Dec . Details will be on the Mully Mayhem FB page and also on here closer to time .

Cheers for the support Guys . It was a great night but the wind did pick up , the winning Mully was caught overnight but the rest were caught early afternoon on the first day with sunday morning being a very tough day fishing . Funnily enough it is usually the opposite and was one of the reasons it was held overnight .
The placings were = Carl Smith             1st place    81cm Mully             prize Rod and reel + prize pack $300
                                 Gavin Stansfield   2nd Place  74cm Shovel nose  prize Reel + prize pack $120
                                 Neal Palmer          3rd place   71cm Mully             prize landing net + prize pack $80
                                 Ashton Stansfield Junior         27cm Bream           prize Rod and reel  + prize pack $70
                                 Dylan Liddle         Mystery L   22cm Bream           prize Lure pack $60
                                 Scott Pascoe        Raffle        Novelty Lure            prize $100
It was a great day and i was rapt to have 5 jnr entries that had a crack . Keep your eyes out for the first round of the next season early Dec . Details will be on the Mully Mayhem FB page and also on here closer to time .

Cheers for the support Guys . It was a great night but the wind did pick up , the winning Mully was caught overnight but the rest were caught early afternoon on the first day with sunday morning being a very tough day fishing . Funnily enough it is usually the opposite and was one of the reasons it was held overnight .
The placings were = Carl Smith             1st place    81cm Mully             prize Rod and reel + prize pack $300
                                 Gavin Stansfield   2nd Place  74cm Shovel nose  prize Reel + prize pack $120
                                 Neal Palmer          3rd place   71cm Mully             prize landing net + prize pack $80
                                 Ashton Stansfield Junior         27cm Bream           prize Rod and reel  + prize pack $70
                                 Dylan Liddle         Mystery L   22cm Bream           prize Lure pack $60
                                 Scott Pascoe        Raffle        Novelty Lure            prize $100
It was a great day and i was rapt to have 5 jnr entries that had a crack . Keep your eyes out for the first round of the next season early Dec . Details will be on the Mully Mayhem FB page and also on here closer to time .

1st place 80cm lake mully
2nd place 75cm shovel nose skate
3rd place 60cm port mully

Is Jimbo camping out there overnight?

hey guys i registered today no cutt off time ill be heading out tonight.
😊
gonna be a fun but long day 😄
 
gd luck to all participants 😎
 
cheers
 
ks

Champion Bjorn , was getting there but time can get away .
Again a massive thank you to our sponsors , Fishing Wholesalers , The Fishing Guru , Mully Hunters , Fishing SA Mag , Reel Scream Fishing , Jacko's Seafood , StrikeHook.com and SA Canoe Experience . The prizes have come together with a 1st prize consiting of a Rod and reel combo and assorted pack of goodies , plus a guided canoe tour for a day , total value around $300 2nd prize is a reel with assorted pack of goodies , value around $100 3rd prize is a landing net with an assorted pack of goodies , value around $70 Jnr prize is a rod and reel combo with a tackle box with assorted pack , value around $60 Mystery length is a lure pack , value around $70 Raffle prize is the oversize novelty lure , value $100 plus 7 runner up packs .   All happening tomorrow from 10am till 2pm Sunday , bring your brag mat and camera . ANY FISH can win and ANYONE can enter . $10 adults $5 for jnrs 12 and under . Raffle tickets are $1 each . It will be a great day to get out and have a crack . Dotterel rd reserve West Lakes Shore . Look for the big blue tent to register , then fish anywhere in the Port or West Lakes . Live feed of the presentation on the Mulloway Taggers SA page from 2:15pm Sunday