curious hanging fish frames around Queensland

[reggy]

Don`t know if any of you guys have noticed this, but I have seen in the last couple of years, the very strange phenomina of large fish frames hanging from road signs along the main roads of Queensland.
So far I have seen about 5 and are mainly spanos and large trevally.

I don`t think I`m going gaga, so please someone tell if you have also noticed this.:P:o

[PADDLES]

beachmere road, monster cod frame off the king john creek sign a month or two back, and it's not the first time i've seen it.

[tropicrows]

Just another way of saying, mines bigger than your. Most times I have seen this at boat ramps, road signs must be a new way of advertising.

[Camhawk88]

Regular north Queensland red neck thing. Barra and Macks are the most common. Not a sign in the Burdekin without one most times.
Good indication of the proportion of the population missing a couple of chromosomes- seems to be a few up this way unfortunately.

[Lucky_Phill]

Usually plenty on the way into 1770 from Bundy.

Red Neck thing, for sure.


LP

[kingcray]

yea im with camhawk. ive often seen them hanging from the street signs at rainbow beach and roads to inskip point. Mainly mackerel and trevally. Also recently saw a barra frame hanging from a sign at the ramp at toorbul.

[Blythy]

a lot of the guys have their "own" signs so they all know what each other is catching, it has been going on for years up north

[aidbox]

I love it, dont knock a bit of harmless fun....Think its a good old way of harmlessly bragging about catches. I also love the fact that grey nomads and tourists pull up at that bridge etc assuming thats where they caught them......saw a good barra at Mt Isa once...:)

[OODIES]

Have seen the same thing at the Tingalpa creek bridge ( Brissy Bayside)..
Thought it was a little funny, I must admit.

[Big_Bass_Fisherman]

I often see them around Mount Isa, there were a couple just near our place a few months ago in the middle of town. More then likely out of the lake, however i did see a bunch of dumped carcasses two weeks back which had to be from up in the gulf somewhere, to small to be from the lakes due to the stocking programs.

[Giffo65]

Usually plenty on the way into 1770 from Bundy.

Red Neck thing, for sure.

Phil,there is a lot from the shallow end of the gene pool in Bundy ! :)

[MackerelMan]

It used to be common for young fellas to catch (or scrounge) a nice barra frame and hang it on the Cloncurry River sign on the old bridge. Pretty harmless really. Same as hanging a wild dog on a gate or a pigs head on a guide post.

[Bruce Micheal]

Several along the Peak Downs HWY from Mackay to Moranbah!

[reggy]

So, just a bit of redneck Queensland culture....love it!

[upstart]

Plenty to be seen around Townsville. The Bohle River usually has some when the season opens and also down around the Haughton River.
I love seeing them. Bit proud of my NQ Redneck status too!

[spelchek]

Phil,there is a lot from the shallow end of the gene pool in Bundy ! :)


Heeey... I resemble that remark!


Didn't take you very bloody long, did it ya goldcoast snob! :P

[netmaker]

that appeals to my red neck. be great to leave one on every sign post on the way back from 1770;D

[royslaven]

Usually plenty on the way into 1770 from Bundy.

Red Neck thing, for sure.

Phil,there is a lot from the shallow end of the gene pool in Bundy ! :)
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