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I did in a previous post name all of the culprits to lay rumours at restManangement decided it best not to until names are published in the media which is their perogative

RangerYou need to check up on the legislation mateIt was made law at beginning of novemberThe limit is 300 not 600 as it was previously

The bloke has been around for a while and has been in quite a lot of trouble before so no surprise Everybody gets found out sooner or later

Guess I need to set the record straightThere is good blueys and sand crabs at the semaphore jettyMate went in there with his dinghy and got heaps Less pressure from jetty anglers

All of them please :kiss:

Looks more like a queenie to me

another pic

another pic of same fish being unloadedsee the dark arm helpingAfrican not aboriginal (not being racist just observation)NILE PERCH

close enuff think you will find it from there

People regularly have the problems with the datum of the map and the GPS not being the same, meaning that grid references and your location do not correspond. In many navigation situations it doesn't matter because the difference be less than 200m but if you are trying to go to a waypoint you have set from the map or got from somebody else, it is a nice annoying hole to fall in. The GPS will tell you you are in the right spot but there is nothing there Maps either use AGD94 or ADG94 or ADG66 or WGS84 datum and I think this mainly corresponds to the age of the map except GNSS who like to use

Tell you what Ranger if you dont shut it down Im going to start again

nature has a way of balancing thingsHumans intefere with that process and we end up with stuff ups

you obviously haventthere is plenty of reading supporting what i have saidVietnam alone uses between 1 and 2 million (thats right Million) tons of fish alone in any one year to feed aquaculture fishThe figures are astoundingas to replacements so do some research

Read the new fisheries management actThey no longer are required to have a warrant

Once again do some researchAll and I mean all of the alternatives contain fish oilno brainer to know where they get fish oil fromlike I said aquaculture has put unbearable demands on wild fisheries so much so that some countries can no longer sustain themselves on their wild fish catch because countries like Australia and USA have robbed them of their pilchards etc for aquacultureIm talking about countries along the east coast of Africa Do some research

you want to do some research buddy before making wild statements like that :ohmy: research is showing that aquaculture is increasing pressure on wild fishesjust look at pilchards and how many tonnes go to aquaculturethe australian catch cant keep up the supply so now they import them as wellever wonder where all the tommies have gone well ic an tell youthey use spotlights to attract the pilchards for nettingthey attract the tommies as well and they are netted as well

Further to mty previuos post If i was to put up a post and say I caught some snapper and some whiting on a new spot and the co-ordinates are 35.06.834 138.24.711 everbody on this site would go to it without a fuss and probably catch fish whilst you sit at home and procrastinate what datum ? what system? etc etc etc whilst everbody else is out there catching fishBuddy I dont think you even own a boat

Well I wasnt going to bring your heritage into it but seeing you have mentioned it I believe you to be a russian spy :woohoo: intent on pushing the russian GLONNAS system to the detriment of the American GPS system which we in Australia use not withstanding the European Galileo system nor the chinese beidou system You wont succeed we are onto you :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo:

An information only post on GNSS :kiss: GNSS = Global Navigation Satellite SystemGLONASS is the Russian version of the US-run GPS system. It was designed as a standalone system, however the number of operational satellites has restricted usage to that of supplementing the GPS system.GLONASS development began in 1976 with a goal of achieving global coverage by 1991Following completion, the system rapidly fell into disrepair with the collapse of the Russian economyRussia committed to restoring the system in 2000In recent years Russia has diversified the program’s development by introduc

and the council didnt pay for that either was a federal grant

So GNSS guess you wont be going there as you dont know what the datum is :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo:

Yeah $4.40 the only ramp in Oz that you pay gst to launch :woohoo: work that one out :kiss:

Hi People Please distribute widely to your networks today Tonight (Thursday, 24th September 2009) on ABC1 TV at 8pm, Catalyst will broadcast a science story about Sepia apama (Giant Australian Cuttlefish) and the proposed desalination discharge at Point Lowly, Upper Spencer Gulf, South Australia - titled “Cuttlefish & Point Lowly”. Immediately after the screening, the story will be available for viewing or podcasting from www.abc.net.au/catalyst along with additional video, photos, and a transcript

:ohmy: better not let the fisheries read that only allowed to hook snapper not net them

how much does it cost though