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06-08-2005 04:38 AM #1
06-08-2005 04:45 AM
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And the result - rubbish fish I know but gee they go hard. Tough fishing outta your own backyard too lol
06-08-2005 05:50 AM
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gunna,
i'm looking at that fish in the pic,,,,,,,,,is it a TILAPIA????????? NOXIOUS FISH!!!!
or am i totally wrong? where abouts are you fishing? creek, lake, dam, state? etc just extremely interested in that fish. do you catch many????
johnny M
06-08-2005 05:54 AM
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Yep its a tilapia. They get knocked on the head & buried. Its one of the freshwater lakes on the GC and its full of the buggers. The daughter has only recently bought the place so I only fish it when on holidays. But the SIL fishes it all the time and catches heaps. Berleys up with bread.
06-08-2005 07:07 AM
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excuse my ignorance gunna, but where/what is the GC?
john
06-08-2005 08:01 AM
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Sorry - Gold Coast, Qld.
07-08-2005 06:33 PM
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really, are they that common down there in the gold coast area. damn that!!
08-08-2005 10:16 AM
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A Granddad to pass down his piscatorial prowess, and fishing available from your back fence ... the kids have it made!![]()
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Half their luck..
SquareBear 8)
09-08-2005 04:33 AM
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well done mate,
if you dont mind which lake is full of the tilapia on the GC, i live at robina and wouldnt mind having a crack at em for a bit of fun
any advice mate
thanks
Cheers,
Ben
09-08-2005 01:25 PM
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Its on your doorstep just about. Lake Hugh Munz. There are a few small parks that front onto it. Check some out with a slice of bread just on dark. You will soon see whether there are any fish about. It has a good variety too. Big eels, freshwater gar and some others I am yet to idenify but they look quite bassy. The lake can be fairly weedy so a float might help also. We just use bread as bait.
10-08-2005 10:09 AM
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what is the main species caught in there, is it tilapia
Cheers,
Ben
10-08-2005 12:40 PM
#12
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Can't answer that. I am in Sydney so its only when I get up for a weekend that I can fish it. The kids fish it a bit and have only caught tilapia - but that only mucking round with bread. When we berley I have seen 2 other species but none have been caught for posotive id. One of these trips I will try a popper in the evening & see what happens.
15-08-2005 07:29 AM
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Great pics mate
Most of my fishing started with my granddad too,lucky for me he had lots of patience
Rod
16-11-2005 09:26 PM
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My first memory of fishing was with my grandad using a rod made of local shrub with a line tied to the end and a cork float with earthworms.
Classic Tom Sawyer stuff catching fresh water fish I think they were perch.
Cool stuff.
16-11-2005 10:03 PM
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Good pics - great backyard, wish I had that view![]()






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