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Davemmm

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  1. Along with everyone else who has posted I am devastated. 

    This site has been a godsend. I may not have posted a lot in the last few years but i have regularly checked in to see what is happening. The Fishraider community has been fabulous and given me many hours of great reading.

    I realise that running a site like this is an onerous task and from the bottom of my heart i thank Donna, Stewey and all of the various mods over the years for their effort. Without them this would have just been another short lived forum devoid of character.

    I will miss all of you 

     

    Dave

     

  2. On 01/04/2017 at 4:55 PM, Fab1 said:

    I use to get the windybanks chicken gut at the local servos.Im sure I saw it at the servo where I live a few weeks ago here in Appin.I'll ask for you next time I'm in there.

    My local servo had Windybanks gut a couple of weeks ago. 

    I'd like to say that means it's still around but it may have been in my servos freezer for a fair while.

     

    Dave

  3. 1 hour ago, Johndory said:

    Hey

     a little while ago I read a article about a heap of these style burners and it wasn't good

    hope yours is OK

    Turned out the whole thing was a bit of a hoax. There wasnt an issue with them at all

  4. Blue swimmers don't hibernate they just move.

    Some crabs apparently spend their whole lives (3-4yrs) in bays whilst others head back outside in winter. Hence you will get more in summer than winter.

    Whilst they dont hibernate the cooler water of winter slows down their metabolism so they dont have to eat as actively as in summer. Another reason why the numbers are down in winter.

    Dave

  5. Alright on another thread Stewey put the call out for pudding bait recipes.

    I figured rather than hijack that one start another. Stewey's right there will be a hundred different recipes for bream pudding here's my standard one:-

    Tin of no frills cat food

    Powdered parmesan cheese

    Plain flour

    Bran

    Splash of tuna oil

    Mix it up the night before until its a sticky mess then add a bit more flour and parmesan. Leave it in a container with the lid off to "set" it more then on the day just roll bits around a 1/0 hook

    Dave

  6. Had a brief outing this morning before the drizzle and southerly came in too hard.

    Drifting out of Scylla Bay I landed an arrow squid on a ganged whitebait and it was followed up by another squid. So I had a bit of a dig with a squid jig without getting a touch. Gave up on the squid and went back to whitebait. This resulted in another two squid.

    This is a new one to me. I've landed little bottle squid around there before but it's the first time I've got arrows.

    Dave

  7. I spent my whole life fishing with the reel on the right. about 8-9 yrs ago I took some advice and started using my left hand for lures. Once i started it just felt natural.

    I dont lure fish that regularly but every reel is now used with my left hand. It just makes sense to strike with your dominant hand.

    Dave

  8. HI Michael

    Well done on that recipe with the chicken . It goes back a few yrs . I was told by a elderly Greek man who was fishing up East Hills way.

    So here it is----1 tsp garlic (crushed) 1tsp parmesan cheese 1tsp fish sauce . Best to use chicken thigh pieces & mix & refridge overnight--2 chicken thighs for this .

    Regds Bob

    Bugger the fishing I'm doing this on the Weber

  9. I use Itunes. On that you could put all off your songs onto a "playlist" and manipulate the order into anything you want or just hit shuffle and it will randomly play songs.

    On the playlist once you hit play on the first song it will continue to play until the end.

    As for CD's, :bleh::bleh::bleh: , they are sooooo 2010. Us young people dont even own any of them now.

    dave

  10. A lot of the problem with larger fish is that many people try and cook them in the same manner as they would for a smaller one. for example a big thick chunk of OS flathead fillet will dry out around the edges before the middle is cooked if you just dump it in the fry pan. Whereas if you split the fillet down the middle it will cook a lot more evenly and come out Ok.

    On the other side though small Jew are called soapy for a reason.

    Dave

  11. The way my lifes been over the last couple of months I think I'm scared of putting my boat in the water.

    Might have to get over that phobia this weekend.

    Dave

  12. It's a great tip grant I've done it a few times and it comes up pretty good.

    For mine though wholemeal flour is all I use on fish now. It works so much better than plain.

    Might have to have a go at a wholemeal/rice mix.

    Dave

  13. While the night wasn’t a fishing success, it was still a pleasant one with good company. And if I took anything away from the evening, it was that Dunlop Volleys are probably not the best footwear for keeping the tootsies warm.

    Two pair of footy socks and gumboots.

    Works for me.

    Dave

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