Hi guys went down to mill park lake and caught 2 pbs one was a 80 cm carp and the other was a 40 cm reddie
Cheers
Mill park lake
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guppie12
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Re: Mill park lake
I measured the carp against my net and took photo of that and measured it when I got home it might not be entirely accurate but the carp was def over 70
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Sinsemilla
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Good work champ! what did you get them on?
I live not far from those lakes and have fished them heaps years ago. Heaps of carp and small redfin in all the lakes. I've also caught some big eels!
Anth
I live not far from those lakes and have fished them heaps years ago. Heaps of carp and small redfin in all the lakes. I've also caught some big eels!
Anth
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Boonanza
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Re: Mill park lake
Great stuff mate & congratulations on your PBs :thumbsup:
A smart person knows what to say. A wise person knows whether to say it.
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Truedogz
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Well done mate!
I've seen a few of your posts where you haven't had much success. You've persevered - the key to becoming a good angler - and it has brought you the rewards.
A 40 cm reddie is a good fish these days, particularly out of a suburban lake. When the weather warms up head down to the Yarra to target some other species.
Best Wishes
Truedogz
I've seen a few of your posts where you haven't had much success. You've persevered - the key to becoming a good angler - and it has brought you the rewards.
A 40 cm reddie is a good fish these days, particularly out of a suburban lake. When the weather warms up head down to the Yarra to target some other species.
Best Wishes
Truedogz
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Redhunter
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Re: Mill park lake
Very well done mate! That carp would have given you a good run for your money! Bet the redfin would taste better though 
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Redhunter
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Some VERY wise words right there to every angler...Truedogz wrote:You've persevered - the key to becoming a good angler - and it has brought you the rewards.
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guppie12
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Just bread at the end of the bridge casting near the reedsSinsemilla wrote:Good work champ! what did you get them on?
I live not far from those lakes and have fished them heaps years ago. Heaps of carp and small redfin in all the lakes. I've also caught some big eels!
Anth
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guppie12
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thanks very much mate. I haven’t had much luck lately and hoping to get better with these local lakes which I have had a lot of trouble to catch inTruedogz wrote:Well done mate!
I've seen a few of your posts where you haven't had much success. You've persevered - the key to becoming a good angler - and it has brought you the rewards.
A 40 cm reddie is a good fish these days, particularly out of a suburban lake. When the weather warms up head down to the Yarra to target some other species.
Best Wishes
Truedogz