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I generally just cook them up "as is". Normally the heat will sort out most of the suckers and I really love the texture of the tentacles when cooked properly 

Following. 

Let us know how you go Mate... Very interesting concept

Yeah, I'm also thinking that it sounds a lot like a ray

They look absolutely killa Banga!

Side note: where would a fellow small business owner find this waterslide paper? I'm thinking your signatures are friggen mint too

Well done Mate ... I reckon I might stick to buying them also however

18 minutes ago, Underpants said:

Definitely coir/coconut fibre. The blocks you get from Bunnings etc and soak in a bucket of water, til the expand and fall apart. However be aware that many of these have fertilisers added which you wont want with your maggots.

The fertiliser might actually help to create a new breed of super maggot 

I tried breeding them once and am now officially banned from attempting to do so again at Guru HQ, upon the threat of immediate divorce.

My wife is actually a decent looking bird and looks after me pretty well . . . so I reckon I'll leave it to you guys moving forward

I thought I was going crazy as I searched every single topic in the forum back to 2016

At least I now know that is not the case, congrats Sykes

17 minutes ago, yellow door 1 said:

Thanks Guru - I'd choose a snapper lead over these fellas 9.5 times out of 10 - They're smoother, heavier, more aerodynamic and offer less opportunities for tangles etc......... but in spots where you lose heavy sinkers regularly - the rebar starts making sense

Yep, I would probably go the snapper lead also lol. 

Still... A really cool idea. You've inspired me to have a play and maybe a couple of tweaks here and there

8 now... 

That's really cool... Well done bloke

10 you say?

I've got 7 so far... Gonna be here all night at this rate

1 minute ago, doobie said:

Another great vid Dan.

One thing I'd like to know - well 2.

1) do you actually use the gym equipment behind you or is it just for show lol

2) I now have to buy ice cream to make a crab measurer, which is good because I like ice cream, but how do I tell the missus I need ice cream to measure crabs  

What? . . . I have a gym set?? 

I did dabble in making a few prototypes over the years. Sorry Mate, we didn't end up running with them though due to lack of interest in the pre-development research side.

Might revisit the idea one day though . . . sounds like Steve and Bobby at LGF have you covered though for the meantime

Sorry Guys . . . I copied and pasted the title and it should read "How to make . . . from an ICECREAM LID" lol. Can't figure out how to edit it now

EDIT: just found it lol . . . don't mind me, carry on

Hey Guys.

As many of you are aware, I am really trying to ramp up the videos of late. One of the things that is really bugging me lately is seeing people not necessarily doing the right thing when it comes to size and bag limits so this is our way of trying to promote the correct behaviors throughout the fishing community. I know that obviously most (if not all) of you guys will not necessarily fall into that category but thought I'd upload this one for those that may wish to use it as a how to guide to make some cool little measures up for yourselves

The measures actually come up really well and look pretty cool too

If any of you would like the template to print, you can find it here:

Blue Swimmer Crab Measure Template - THE FISHING GURU.pdf

Cheers for your time Hookers.

Hey Guys.

As many of you are aware, I am really trying to ramp up the videos of late. One of the things that is really bugging me lately is seeing people not necessarily doing the right thing when it comes to size and bag limits so this is our way of trying to promote the correct behaviors throughout the fishing community. I know that obviously most (if not all) of you guys will not necessarily fall into that category but thought I'd upload this one for those that may wish to use it as a how to guide to make some cool little measures up for yourselves

The measures actually come up really well and look pretty cool too

If any of you would like the template to print, you can find it here:

Cockle Measure Template - THE FISHING GURU.pdf

Cheers for your time Hookers.

21 hours ago, doobie said:

Another good video mate and hopefully educates a few that don't know the rules.

Thanks Bud . . . that is the desired outcome

It's kind of my passive aggressive way of having an indirect crack at all of those who don't do the right thing 😉

Also hoping it helps those unscholared in the art of bait collection to learn a valuable lesson towards their future angling adventures 🖒

Here we have a really quick tutorial on how to measure Goolwa Cockles / Pipis when collecting for food/bait.
Please note that the current size limit in this area (Goolwa SA, December 2017) is 3.5cm minimum and the bag limits are as follows 
- 300 per person
- 900 per vehicle (4 or more people)
- 1200 possession (total allowed in storage/freezer)
Keep an eye out for a new video coming shortly on how to make a basic cockle measurer out of an icecream container lid
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Thanks for watching 😁

Firstly, MERRY CHRISTMAS to all of our fellow Hookers 😉

Thought I would share my attempt at a festive themed video lol.

Here we try something a little different. Obviously we love our fishing/camping/4WD but in this video I try and get my craft on with our other passion . . . Beer
The idea for these baubles came from a random ebay purchase whilst under the influence of said passion lol.
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Enjoy.

Whilst out crabbing with a Mate, he pulls out this submersible camera . . . no need to even check the nets with one of these, simply plug in the monitor and see exactly what is going on around your bait.

Pretty sure I now need to invest in one of these for every net I own lol

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AmPiAGjI9tI

lol @bjorn2fish . . . well played Sir

I got some cream and all good now

Looks great Chuck, awesome work Mate

Glad you left the bit in of you filming us, filming you lol

Yaaaaaaay . . . congrats