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  1. just a 2 questions before i head out there today :1fishing1: can the sand flat be asscessed at any tide..are there other options around that area if fish arnt bitting(god forbid).

    thanks in advances

  2. narralakes -eye flys

    me -bream poppers

    weiry-fuzzle fish flys

    yellowsub-shrimp immitations

    bluecod-salmon clousers

    big on fly-prawn immitations

    alexit-shaggie dog

    trev-poddie mullet profile

    pogo

    start tying

  3. narralakes -eye flys

    me -bream poppers

    weiry-fuzzle fish flys

    yellowsub-shrimp immitations

    bluecod-salmon clousers

    big on fly-prawn immitations

    alexit-shaggie dog

    trev-poddie mullet profile

    ok limit of 10 sounds good

    yellow sub and big-on-fly can u please confirm :thumbup:

  4. ok ill run it ....salt water it a salt water fly swap

    hears the list

    narralakes -eye flys

    me -bream poppers

    weiry-fuzzle fish flys

    yellowsub-?

    bluecod-?

    big on fly-?

    cd container will be too small for some of the flys . in the last fly swap i was in i sent a small plastic box that trev had sent me . i wrapped that in 2 brown papper bags and sent them away in that.. postage was around 4.00 so send that with your flys or even beter send a self adressed/stamped padded bag from auspost..

    anyone else?? space for more.ill set the date soon

  5. any one wanna put their hand up to run it :thumbup: will do it if no one else will cause they it soudent be that hard to run...but im 15 so maybe someone with a bit more organisation skills..remember if u are the swap master u can get 2 flys :thumbup:

  6. So what is a Flyswap?

    A fly swap is a process whereby the participants each get to practice tying an individual pattern which they send off to a swapmaster. The swapmaster then divides all the flies up and sends back to the individuals one fly from each of the participants.

    An example

    The Swapmaster decides a theme, closing date and max no of participants eg Barra Flies, 15 March and max of 4 participants

    Each individual nominates on the post for the flyswap saying what they will tie.

    4 participants (A,B,C & D)

    A (who is also the swapmaster) decides to tie a clouser

    B decides to tie a pink thing

    C decides to tie a deceiver

    D decides to tie a bush pig

    All of them tie 4 of their fly and send to the swapmaster.

    The swapmaster sends back to each one each of the flies that they did not tie eg C gets a clouser, a pink thing and a bush pig. The extra fly left over is for the swapmaster. In this case the swapmaster is also a participant so he gets 2. The swapmaster does not have to be a participant (and in that case only gets one of each fly).

    When sending your flies to the swapmaster it is vital that you pack your flies correctly, and importantly ensure you send a stamped self addressed envelope so your flies can be returned to you. Make sure the packaging you send is going to be sufficient to return the swapped flies. Buying express post or parcel post bags seems to be the best way to send and receive the packages.

    If everyone has done the right thing and got their flies off by the due date the swapmaster should be able to package the flies for return within about 2 weeks where you can kiss your postie, unwrap your package and go fishing.

    If you have any problems along the way (eg struggling to get them completed on time) just contact your swapmaster and have a chat.

  7. joe u didnt have a bad time as me

    launched the canoe near bobin head .fished around the boats for 20 min for nothing.then went up under the bridge and capsized the canoe :ranting2::ranting2::ranting2: with all gear getting a salt bath after that i had to spend the rest of the day with the family sitting around in park in 1970's one peice ski suit cause thats all we had in the car to wear(it was going in the vinnies bin)

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