few pics from Aus

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morrow
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few pics from Aus

Post by morrow »

My best mate and fishing partner has taken 1 year out and headed to Australia to work and I have been bugging him to wet a line so he sent me this just now....

I decided to take a trip to Canungra creek as from local reports it has shown potential. Apparently it fishes best in summer, but whilst I was in the area I thought il cast a line and see. I met up with Wardy at Rymera Road. You go through the gate and take a left onto open field. With the morning due and there being a few hills we decided to take the Kawasaki Mule and arrived at the venue with no issue :) Drive 200-250 yards until you reach a clearing in the creek. There is a nice flat spot there, where you can set a couple of chairs up. We only had bread as bait but luckily I found a garden worm whilst working the day before.

5 degrees at the creek so had to wrap up. Wardy went straight on the bread and I thought I would give the worm a try.

The bread turned out to be no good but the worm came in good use. First cast and I was in!! It gave a good fight. I caught an 'eel tailed catfish' a new one for the species list :)
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Re: few pics from Aus

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Good on him :clap: :clap: :clap:

That's a funny lookin fish
Triple knackered
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Re: few pics from Aus

Post by one last cast »

Thats one ugly fish no wonder he has gloves on :badgrin: :clap: :clap: :clap:
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