Posts for: mullumby
Jan 17, 2018 18:47:50 #
Keep up the good work Graham.
Sep 25, 2017 02:53:32 #
To all those who responded on my hospitalisation look like being in for another week or so, had one of my valves repaired, one to go, my heartfelt thanks and gratitude.
Sep 24, 2017 06:31:02 #
Aug 13, 2017 05:36:35 #
Aug 4, 2017 05:42:13 #
Excellent set Brent, you have the hang of it now.
Jun 11, 2017 06:06:47 #
Graham, he is a wanker, the old school, you only have to look at the ad sites on the reply, russian dating sites etc, pay him no attention, hasn't the guts to front you/ us., i have had several sent to the ATTIC, mainly of a political persuasion, Guess he is a Republican.
Mar 21, 2017 18:57:02 #
Mar 21, 2017 05:38:53 #
Mar 21, 2017 05:36:06 #
A friends first Barramundi
The largest two of these Whiting weighed 1lb-1oz and measured 13inches in length
This snook was an unlucky catch as he was fishing for much larger prey.
The largest two of these Whiting weighed 1lb-1oz and measured 13inches in length
This snook was an unlucky catch as he was fishing for much larger prey.
Mar 20, 2017 07:09:44 #
Yes all beach catches, you cannot get a small boat in anywhere near hear.
tcthome wrote:
Looks like a nice day out. Catch them from the beach?
Stripped Bass season starts here in New Jersey USA in a few more weeks. Can't wait.
Stripped Bass season starts here in New Jersey USA in a few more weeks. Can't wait.
Mar 20, 2017 05:27:52 #
More of the same. The last is what most use for bait, still, somebodys got to catch them.
Mar 18, 2017 01:07:23 #
Prized table fish in Australia, the first is a magnificent Snapper, then a couple of very nice Mulloway, and last is two beautiful spanish Mackeral.
Mar 17, 2017 07:20:44 #
I feel so sorry for you Catalint, no girls in your area ?.
catalint wrote:
As much as I enjoy pictures of great specimens, I prefer to see pictures where they are not harmed, and since I am a passionate angler I do C&R all the time. The best feeling I can have after catching a fine specimen, is the release. Some people fish for sport, some for food, either way pictures should be taken without the horror and gore.
Looking back at my fishing time and photos, I think I have more pictures of me kissing fish than kissing girls :D
Looking back at my fishing time and photos, I think I have more pictures of me kissing fish than kissing girls :D
Mar 17, 2017 07:18:16 #
Very few catch and release in this area Catalint, prized table fish in most cases.
catalint wrote:
Nice captures mullumby
Looks like som fine specimens , but from the looks these were not catch and release
Looks like som fine specimens , but from the looks these were not catch and release
Mar 17, 2017 07:15:39 #
I would think you are correct, i am but the photographer but you must realise the guys lady friend was Asian, a staple diet, i do not intend to make excuses for her, nor blame her, a lot of us in Australia eat Kangaroo, whats the difference, a lot of people around the world adore them,come and see the damage they do, for the case of killed sole for the fin, there is a huge amount of flesh on these fish and you do not know what you have until you land it, the majority of big fish take the hooks right down and would die anyway after removal, they are generally caught at night, so you do not know what you have until beached, take your angst out on the fisher person, NOT the photographer, thank you.
Lowrider wrote:
Not only that but the Ray has it's dorsal fin removed. I am not a tree hugger but I wouldn't post pictures like that on the internet without an explanation. It seems to indicate to me the fish was kept for its dorsal fin I would guess to make soup with. I can't think of any other reason. Without an explanation it leads the reader (me) to think this majestic fish was killed solely for its fin.