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    Any gardeners out there?

    in The Bar

    Posted

    11 hours ago, Fab1 said:

    Thanks Tara.As a matter of fact there's 2 main things I can't do,One is catch fish like Yowie and secondly is understanding Women.Just kidding on the second thing.Ive worked out that if you give women these 3 things they are happy as larry.

    The first is these home grown of course.image.thumb.jpg.e151f117b4b6180a344847a9bb2c4a4f.jpgNone of that Woolies rubbish.

    Secondly they like someone that can cook for them.Especially anything meat like these schnitzels,mash and home grown veggies of course.image.thumb.jpg.26ac519ede222eb58cb07a45c20be78a.jpgand if she's an animal lover and wants a Rag doll kitten it's a must you by it for them.lol.image.thumb.jpg.fa3859d4923a3abad7005cdf66791e9f.jpgand lastly,Being a good listener goes a long way to enjoying 24yrs as a partnership like I have with my wife and supporting each other through the good times and the bad.

    I hope I have you young blokes some tips on getting that dream girl.

    Oh I nearly forgot,Being able to fix,make,dismantle,install,and do nearly anything goes a long way too.

    Hows that for an answer Tara?

    Haha love it mate. No one can catch fish like yowie so I wouldn't be too hard on yourself for that one. :)

    And seems you have the women pegged. 

    Cheers 

    Transporting 2 kayaks

    in Kayaks and Paddling

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    G'day Raiders,

    What is your preferred method of transporting 2 yaks on the roof of your car? 

    Mine do not stack nicely so on top of each other is not an option for me. Nor did one flat and one half sitting on top of the other. There was too much slippage even with tie downs and a ratchet to front and back. 

    They don't sit flat next to each other as they are too wide for the ute.  

     

    Thinking some of those J hook things might be the go, but wanted to get your opinions first. 

    Do I go 1 flat and 1 on J hook or both on J Hooks or is there a better way I haven't come up with yet? 

    Any ideas appreciated. 

    Ute is a nissan navara with 3 racks on top but the back one is pretty useless for tying on as the end of the yaks is too curved to get any purchase with straps. 

    Cheers

    Rah 

    Wollondilly

    in Freshwater Fishing Chat

    Posted

    19 hours ago, luderick -angler said:

    As far as I’m know there’s no bass in the Dilly! Yes it’s an eastern watershed but it’s flow is technically impeded by Warragamba Dam. You may find a few trout in the side creeks if you hike downstream or kayak to 500 acre flat. But it’s generally considered a winter trout fishery when they run to spawn 

    Cheers mate. I was just going off their website. :)

    16 hours ago, Jewhunter said:

    There are some nice trout in there Tara. Quite a few small ones, but I did nail a 56cm rainbow there on a tassie devil,& a few browns around the 35-40cm mark. I used to tie a fly about 20cm above the lure & would get fish on both. Celta's, Tassie devils & small rapalas were the gun lures. I never saw a bass or a carp in there, but no doubt the carp would be there now.

    You have to fish the witching hours at first light or dusk.

    It's been a long time since I've been there, but say g'day to Brian & Ina from Grant. We used to go there a lot.

    Will do mate. 

    Cheers for the info. There must be carp as they ask people to not leave them on the banks but to take them up to them and they will either eat them or make cat/dog food 

    I prefer dawn fishing so that's no problem. :)

    Wollondilly

    in Freshwater Fishing Chat

    Posted

    20 minutes ago, big Neil said:

    Take a supply of rags with you Tara. They are slimy and your hands will begin to stink after handling a few. Give ur hands and the rags a good rinse out in the water. TIP;  take an extra loaf or two. With about half a loaf wet half of that and mix together with the dry half. Squeeze the excess water out till you have a few firm balls of bread dough. Find a backwater with little current and chuck one in whole. It will dissolve and attract heaps of Carp to that area. After about half an hour go and fish there and you should be able to get plenty of bites. Chuck another in to keep them there while you fish. Doesn't matter if the bread is a bit stale. Good luck. bn

    Cheers Neil. That's a good tip with the rags!!! 

    Will take some extra loaf's for bread balls for sure  

    Wollondilly

    in Freshwater Fishing Chat

    Posted

    2 hours ago, rickmarlin62 said:

    a short stick about 30cm long with a nail driven thru the end at 90 deg....whack it into their head behind the eyes a few times...kills them well...nail needs to be stickin out 45/50mm...rick  ps no spikes or gill spines to worry bout

    Thanks Rick. 

    Wollondilly

    in Freshwater Fishing Chat

    Posted

    G'day raiders,

    Going camping at wollondilly river station next week for a couple of days.

    Have heard there is carp and potentially bass and ep's. Does anyone know if there bass and eps are around there at the moment? 

    Have done some reading on targeting carp and I think I've got that sorted with corn and bread, little to no sinker and  let them really take the bait before striking. 

    What's the best way to kill them? Potentially in a kayak. 

    Planning on handing them over to the owners if we get any. 

    Is there anything I need to look out for handling carp?

    Any tips or advice would be fantastic!!

    Cheers

    Rah

     

    Broughton Mill Creek Bass

    in Fishing Reports

    Posted

    14 hours ago, big Neil said:

    Haha Tara, the yak isn't a happening thing unfortunately...HOWEVER if you want to catch Murray Cod just let me know. A short trip over the mountains and I'll put you onto some. Best in the Summer when the water is up and they're on the chew. Cheers, bn

    I'll keep that in mind Neil. :)

    Broughton Mill Creek Bass

    in Fishing Reports

    Posted

    12 hours ago, big Neil said:

    Top report of a lovely memorable day for you and your Mum. Good thinking to put the rod under her chin so she could paddle. LOL. Still on my bucket list to catch a Bass. Actually the bucket list for fish species just seems to get longer and longer. Such is life. HNY Rah, keep the reports coming, love reading them. bn

    Cheers Neil,

    If only you would get in the yak I could put you into a few. ?

    Cod is on my bucket list that also keeps growing!! 

    HNY to you too. 

    Cheers

    Tara

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    Broughton Mill Creek Bass

    in Fishing Reports

    Posted

    6 hours ago, xerotao said:

    Nice report Rah. btw with Bassaction net is that? I got the standard one and its not as wide as expected.

    I should of gotten then kayak or bream basket. (for my yak of course)

    Not sure mate. Got it a couple of years ago now. Happy with it though. Sometimes use it off the jetty for flatties too. 

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