hi all still pauring down with rain cold wet here in newlandsarm eastgippy lakes vic,heavy at times slippy in the back garden,unloaded my campervan have to wait awhile till weather gets better,daylight saving warm weather,i was abit down coming home from my 1st trip cos of the bad weather,glad i did rain as,nt stopped,when is agood time tobe off again ?,this time i will travel the hume till bypass Sydney then come in to coast at coffs then go up coast,still want my mud crabs,ty all stay safe behappy and smile,oh and good fishing.k.k.
milo said
02:20 AM Jul 22, 2011
hi kchallenor , were waiting at least till september hoping most of the wild weather will have settled down by then.. id prefer travelling once daylight savings starts and it gets a bit warmer..
BobnBev said
08:38 AM Jul 22, 2011
KK If you wait till tomorrow its to late ,Now is the best time. I know because im there and went fishin yesterday, yep muddies and fish. Lifes just gets better. and its 24 odd today again. SORRY ....
Happywanderer said
09:31 AM Jul 22, 2011
Its no use waiting too long if you want to head north to the warmth. Now is the time to be up there and perhaps coming back south around November when the humidity gets out of control. If you can stand the heat up there over the summer thats ok, but my son who lives up there finds it uncomfortable. So anytime between May and November is the time to go to Qld, in my opinion. I saw on the news you've had a terrible lot of rain over your way. beautiful up here in Echuca. Suns out, blue sky and should warm up soon, got to 17 yesterday.
Joe said
10:23 AM Jul 22, 2011
Kenny - if you're itching to go then just head off. You don't need to know the best time to head off - just choose the destination appropriate to the time of year. Australia has somewhere perfect to be at every time of year.
Right now, the weather here in the Top End is just perfect - day time highs of 30 or so with cool and pleasant overnight lows of around 20. Just sleep with a sheet over you and a lightweight blanket in case the breeze chills you off.
The cool weather has put the barra down, but the muddies are around and so are great eating alternatives to barra like threadfin salmon.
kennykoala said
12:19 PM Jul 22, 2011
hi all ty for advice all good,bobnbev were are you catching mud crabs,grrrrrrrrrrrr enjoy av 1or2 for me lol.still raining my way just starting to get abit of sunshine today friday,of todo some surf fishing at capeconran sunday weather looks good try to get feed of f/head or salmon,try for some cuttle fish bone for my birds some nice fresh sand full of minerials,got afew jobs todo then start on organiesing my next trip,ty all.kk out.
Cupie said
01:00 PM Jul 22, 2011
Go now & stay in the north until Nov.
This will clear out the southern CPs for me in Sept Oct.
I'm off in Sept thru Cunnamulla, Bourke, B Hill to Hawker for a flight over the lake & a stopover in Birdsville, then by a route to be determined back up the coast to Brissie by end Oct.
So, make room for me in those Vic & NSW coast CPs.
hi all still pauring down with rain cold wet here in newlandsarm eastgippy lakes vic,heavy at times slippy in the back garden,unloaded my campervan have to wait awhile till weather gets better,daylight saving warm weather,i was abit down coming home from my 1st trip cos of the bad weather,glad i did rain as,nt stopped,when is agood time tobe off again ?,this time i will travel the hume till bypass Sydney then come in to coast at coffs then go up coast,still want my mud crabs,ty all stay safe behappy and smile,oh and good fishing.k.k.
id prefer travelling once daylight savings starts and it gets a bit warmer..
So anytime between May and November is the time to go to Qld, in my opinion.
I saw on the news you've had a terrible lot of rain over your way. beautiful up here in Echuca. Suns out, blue sky and should warm up soon, got to 17 yesterday.
Right now, the weather here in the Top End is just perfect - day time highs of 30 or so with cool and pleasant overnight lows of around 20. Just sleep with a sheet over you and a lightweight blanket in case the breeze chills you off.
The cool weather has put the barra down, but the muddies are around and so are great eating alternatives to barra like threadfin salmon.
Go now & stay in the north until Nov.
This will clear out the southern CPs for me in Sept Oct.
I'm off in Sept thru Cunnamulla, Bourke, B Hill to Hawker for a flight over the lake & a stopover in Birdsville, then by a route to be determined back up the coast to Brissie by end Oct.
So, make room for me in those Vic & NSW coast CPs.
Please ....