Fishing Victoria Forum

A large cuttlefish dragged my boat 1/2 way to King island. When he tired, he was took big for my boat, so I tied on the side. By the time I got back to port, the sharks had eaten almost all of it, just leaving enough bone for my budgies. I should write a book Gra Never let the truth get in the way ...

ducky wrote: ↑

Sat Jun 19, 2021 4:45 pm

After about 50 hours sanding it’s finally fitout time baby.

What an achievement Ducky. I'm still a bit concerned about the the balance with that big 115 on the back, but keep us posted.

Cheers, Col.

You can't really blame this lockdown on people who are not vaccinated. All we hear from the government is blame, whether that be a poorly trained security guard, a nebuliser, a banking app, the public or business owners, the one thing the Victorian government is certain of is that nothing is ever t...

colnick I never do anythig that is outside the law.In life or fishing I give my fish caught to a lot of family,work mates,oldies,fisheries employees,medical and tradie type people around town. To let you know I log all fish caught in a Diary for Fisheries I fish most days that the weather allows-In...

Out at 1500 in at 1700 fished near the green stick just out from the boat ramp at St Leonards Your KGW expertise is remarkable Denis, but what on earth do you do with them all? Even all your friends and acquaintances must have reached capacity. Are you sometimes tempted to have a go at something el...

Omer wrote: ↑

Mon Dec 28, 2020 12:54 pm

I've pumped nippers before, and even collected crabs, but never tried for sandworms. I'll give it a go. Thanks for sharing

If you've pumped nippers you can pump sandworms.

Cheers, Col.

On boatsales there's a 2016 Haines 595 offshore that just came for sale in very good nick for 72k which IMO is a pretty damn good price. Too bad the thing is fitted with a 150hp. I don't understand what the original owner was thinking putting a 150 on the back. I'll show my boating ignorance here. ...

I don't know Dougie. You willingly eat a salmon but sneer at a bream? Maybe it's a Victorian thing. Compliments of the season, Col. I'm not sneering at anything, they make a spectacular livebait. Fair enough Dougie. Poor choice of words by me and tongue in cheek a bit. I'm interested in some of the...

DougieK wrote: ↑

Mon Nov 30, 2020 8:09 am

Live bait is a live bait.

I don't know Dougie. You willingly eat a salmon but sneer at a bream? Maybe it's a Victorian thing.

Compliments of the season, Col.

smokin_reels wrote: ↑

Thu Nov 19, 2020 11:13 am

I don’t care if they are stretched out a touch.

Still better than dudes who don’t post pics and just whine about pics others posts.

Touche!
Col.