wetlegs Posted November 9, 2011 Posted November 9, 2011 Hi raiders, Just couldn't help commenting on something that I see more and now that drift casting plastics and TV fishing has become so over pushed. I've noticed it off Long Reef Sydney but must happen elswhere as well. the number of idiots who after having completed a drift passed moored boats who are laying burley trails down current, decide to do another drift and drive up the stern of moored boats and over areas they have just fished. Longy is so shallow the fish spook really easy and take ages to come back. More often than not you get abused if you have the hide to ask these numb nuts to at least go wide around you. Typical reply is wotta u think ya own the f in ocean. Its just time everyone used a little common sense and gave everyone a wide berth when motoring. Another place i noticed the lack of concern for fellow fishers was in the Shoalhaven River a couple of weeks ago with the tide just on the turn and a few fish getting going the day was ruined by 30 or 40 drongo's screeming down stream to a weigh in at Greenwell point @ 2pm. 200hp & 300hp outfits all covered in sponsor names all dressed like they were lost on their way to the Mardi Gras. Just imagine what these supremo's of Australian TV fishing comps would do if we buzzed around them with outboards blazing just as the favoured halo smelly plastic splashed near down during the comp.
Blood Knot Posted November 9, 2011 Posted November 9, 2011 Hi raiders, Just couldn't help commenting on something that I see more and now that drift casting plastics and TV fishing has become so over pushed. I've noticed it off Long Reef Sydney but must happen elswhere as well. the number of idiots who after having completed a drift passed moored boats who are laying burley trails down current, decide to do another drift and drive up the stern of moored boats and over areas they have just fished. Longy is so shallow the fish spook really easy and take ages to come back. More often than not you get abused if you have the hide to ask these numb nuts to at least go wide around you. Typical reply is wotta u think ya own the f in ocean. Its just time everyone used a little common sense and gave everyone a wide berth when motoring. Another place i noticed the lack of concern for fellow fishers was in the Shoalhaven River a couple of weeks ago with the tide just on the turn and a few fish getting going the day was ruined by 30 or 40 drongo's screeming down stream to a weigh in at Greenwell point @ 2pm. 200hp & 300hp outfits all covered in sponsor names all dressed like they were lost on their way to the Mardi Gras. Just imagine what these supremo's of Australian TV fishing comps would do if we buzzed around them with outboards blazing just as the favoured halo smelly plastic splashed near down during the comp. Interesting first post on Fishraider to the site, hope you have some good news for us in your next post. Cheers Blood Knot
kurtisjohnthomas Posted November 9, 2011 Posted November 9, 2011 Love it wetlegs. Bring it on. Couldn't agree more. There are many more issues like this out here. Like people who troll through schools of fish when your casting at them. But I wont go there again..
cheap charlie Posted November 9, 2011 Posted November 9, 2011 I think a lot of fisho's just don't stop to think about what they are doing some times. I guess it's true what they say, Commonsense is not that common...?
joshot15 Posted November 10, 2011 Posted November 10, 2011 Interesting first post on Fishraider to the site, hope you have some good news for us in your next post. Cheers Blood Knot LOL
Fishgetter Posted November 10, 2011 Posted November 10, 2011 I couldn't agree more mate... Similar things happen to me whilst fishing brooklyn. They have a whole ocean to boat but they have to come within metres of where we are anchored.
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