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Nugget
22-09-2005, 02:09 PM
This Fri night just before 6pm I'll have underwater footage of a 7ft monster - half a ton of Qld grouper filmed on a night dive in the Seaway.
Also - it will be a whiting weekend on 4BC - tips and tricks to catch elbow slappers.

Dave ><>
MIKOS
22-09-2005, 04:10 PM
Nugget

Ill be watching as per usual :o.By the way excellent footage you show.
About the whiting,are they also going to show where they catch those elbow slappers ;D

MIKOS
gogecko
22-09-2005, 04:37 PM
HI Nugget, missed you the last few weeks because of confusion over times. Thought you were moving to 5.25? So its 5.55 as usual?

Thanks for the great info.
Nugget
23-09-2005, 04:46 AM
I'm not sure on their timing plans - they did shift me to 5.25 for a while but seems like I'm back at 5.55pm now.
If you watch the footage tonight - check out the battle scars on this cod's head and bites out of its tail - there must be some game bullsharks down there to have a go at this fella.

Dave ><>
Nugget
23-09-2005, 04:48 AM
The whitng special is on radio - I'll talk to a few experts - was on the Nerang last night for a few hours with a mate - a few fish are turning up.

Dave ><>
MIKOS
23-09-2005, 11:37 AM
Nugget
Ill be tuned in.remember no secrets ;D

MIKOS
Nugget
23-09-2005, 06:04 PM
Unfortunately they got the photos mixed up and showed a salmon when I was talking about tailor and a tailor when I was talking about salmon.

Dave ><>
land-lubber
23-09-2005, 06:13 PM
[quote author=Nugget link=1127362142/0#6 date=1127462699]Unfortunately they got the photos mixed up and showed a salmon when I was talking about tailor and a tailor when I was talking about salmon.

yeah saw that!! good segment though, thats great footage of the groper, geez did he have some scars!! been strange the amount of salmon theve been catching lately, theres been a few caught on the sunny coast lately too, what gives?
Nugget
23-09-2005, 07:32 PM
Five or six years ago they were unheard of up here but we get them very winter now - not sure if their numbers are increasing or not but there were a lot around this year.
It has been said that there is less comercial pressure on them in southern NSW - that's why we're seing more up here - who knows.
Not much to eat apparently but good fun.

Dave ><>
gogecko
24-09-2005, 01:20 PM
gee, I was late home and missed it again. I wish there was a site I could download it from....