Tyke

He could well be........... ;)

It's out now.............:cheer: :cheer:

Not sure where to put this................ http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1299883/Air-crew-come-rescue-naked-anglers-stag-party.html

I had some super lively ones escape in my beer fridge once!!

I forgot to mention that we asked Waterboy to bring a Kids with Cancer collection tin.Raised $229!!!!

blackbeard wrote: Nah! That's Hallett Cove and Seaford now mate!!awwwww look at them , all lined up like little solders out the front of Buckingham palace how cute --50 years ago they would have settled in Elizabeth and now they are in Sheidow Park. na seriously it looks like you guys had a lot of fun, did you build a fire to warm up your beer well look at the time it is past midnight - My IQ starts to diminish after 10.30.Don't worry BB, a lot of my posting gets done on the wrong end of a Shiraz :silly: :silly: It's a bit different now to the Ten Pound Pom brigade.Lots more info and resea

Skudded wrote: Nah! That's Hallett Cove and Seaford now mate!!

As some of you might know I work with a few migrants,mainly from the UK .I am also (for my sins! :woohoo: ) a moderator on a forum called Poms in Adelaide.My good friend Matt suggested it would be a great idea to have a bit of a beach meet / fishing competition.Mainly for the very new arrivals to this fine land.We often find newbies are very lonely and need to find out how things work here.Also a big part of what we do is to get them to fit in here and enjoy the society.Also I get a few questions on the forum about fishing here which is so much different to the UK.So .....Sat 24th of July we h

Brilliant stuff, it's a real thrill pulling the big ones in!

Damobeer wrote: It's even worse now, had a Cuttlefish "explode" in the boat showering all 3 of us with ink!I forget just how much muck those bugga's carry!

MarsOne wrote: I don't have Photoshop but will have "fiddle" when I get a minute.

shauno wrote: Large Squid head on a Gamakatsu (Sp?) 7 Octopus hook

Dubs The Tackle Man wrote: Not as much of a fluke as I thought then.Hmm,fairly local ,I call on this spot regularly and never seen this size before.I reckon people would waste fuel looking for another of this this on the spot.

Cheers Dubs.The Poms could not believe what we dragged in.I can see two new people wanting boats now It was a pure fluke for this time of year but what a day for it to happen!

Brent61southoz wrote: Aye,it's a bit cold around KI this time of year

It sounds bigger in pounds, but I measure other things in Millimetres as it sounds bigger

It's a favourite bit of sky to me A few nice squid inshore and a Cuttlfish.Plus 1 Slimey - no KG's on some of the more likely spots.

What a day!I went out this morning to choppy conditions.Really though I might not be out long.I had two newly arrived Poms on board who fancied a go at sea fishing.Called in a few usual spots in the hope of some KG's but no luck. Landed a few good sized Squid and a nice Cuttlefish.I was really hoping to give the blokes a bit of sport so called in at a drop I sit on now and again in the hope of the odd Rugger.I did chuck over two big baits as well in the vain hope of something bigger.I was just showing one of the guys something when the other said "look at your rod!"Holy crap! - I did not reali

marko wrote: Dear me Marko..........all this excitement over a am bisexual parasite.Bad as some of my threads elsewhere. :silly: :silly: :silly: Keep taking the tablets .

Looks like a nice fat one.Some of the Mackerel we were yanking in the other day had then on their tongues.I have been told there is a large variety that will have a go at people - they go straight for the soft spots - armpits / crotches

3 Moments for me.....1,Sat on Mum & Dad's little cabin cruiser on the River Ouse in the UK.Messing about with a rod I had no idea how to use (was about 10)Mum had roast beef on the go so I chucked a huge chunk on the hook and plonked this line in - 2 seconds later a huge Redfin was on the end! Scared the crap out of me! 2,Sat in a tiny polystyrene dingy on a small Scottish Loch with my Dad & Uncle - I was around 12.We had heard from the local farmer there was a giant Pike in there.Spent all day pulling in eels/listening to some great banter but no pike.My first big Snapper,20lb+.Took

bluey68 wrote: I doubt I''l put the treble back on - determined to keep those bigger Snook on the hook,getting them off is easier too.Got a pair of split ring pliers now so I'll have a go tomorrow - that was before I saw Ranger's advice

Cheers guys,I'm calling into Anglers Choice today ( well I'm passing and can't resist calling in )

SPLIT RINGS - that's what I meant!!Just on my second coffee...... :silly: Fishie was holding the knife! I seem to need 3 hands - the split ring pliers sound interesting.I'll call into Bunnings today