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A new way to go fishing...




Saw this posted on another forum and thought it was too good to not share with the Grey Nomads

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x3Bf0WhvsNk&feature=player_embedded


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If there is such a thing as a tourist season....   why cant we shoot them?


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Now THAT'S fishing!  laughing.gif

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I'd be happy if I could get one on the end of the line sometimes. Helena.

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Pity they couldn't jump on to the river bank like that while we are sitting in the sun with a drink in hand and BBQ ready to go nearby.

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i dont know why, but i dont find it funny at all.. dont know why.....

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They aren't a good table fish so why bother keeping them in the boat

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Apparently you can cook em a certain way to taste ok Wombat .
Wish they were like that on th Murray . If you catch any , DON'T leave em on th bank , take em home
& compost them , they make ok fertiliser & you don't leave th ova on th bank to spawn on th next flood .
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I'm with you Milo,

I felt like slapping that guy next to the driver.  The least he could have done was thrown the poor things back.

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Would make good Charlie Carp, plant fertiliser. I did find it funny. How many other fish fly thorugh the air in their hundreds like that. There was another couple of videos next to that one taken by different people. I was amazed to see so many.
Have to agree though why didn't they just throw them back in the water, you can't eat them and would have saved them doing so much damage to themselves.

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why do the fish do that ?

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You might not believe it but I have had fish jump into my boat, the biggest a 2 m shark! Now thats a good story. I had a big spanish mack on , and this big noah was right behind it trying to eat it . As I got it close to the boat, I gaffed the mack, about 30lbs, and the shark jumped in too, which made it even more interesting.The shark was spinning and trying the bite everything within reach, so I grabbed my rifle, and put the barrel against its head. Only one problem- it moved, and I blew a hole in the bottom of my boat.......So I,ve got an angry shark , a big mack , both trying to bite me and a new fountain in the boat. I subdued the mack, managed to shoot the shark, and used the towelling rial from the wheelhouse to fix the fountain, with help of a little silastic. Footnote, I got $90 for the shark, and caught another 9 macks for the morning. Quite entertaining at the time.biggrin

-- Edited by bill12 on Thursday 10th of March 2011 04:11:31 PM

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HA HA HA!! Best laugh for ages Bill, thank you.

Surprised you would cary a rifle, do you often need it?

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Good story Bill, Gave me a very good laugh imagining it on Funniest Home Videos. Especially causing your own fountain in the boat.

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I only shoot terrorists, woops,tourists.Don,t worry , i,m a trianed jungle fighter. One of my mates said "to live on Magnetic is, I pays to be a trained jungle fighter!"............

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bill12 wrote:

I only shoot terrorists, woops,tourists.Don,t worry , i,m a trianed jungle fighter. One of my mates said "to live on Magnetic is, I pays to be a trained jungle fighter!"............



Bill, one of the reasons I put that on here was to see what your reaction was.. that is a funny story,  got a good laugh out of it... I was fishing with a mate this morning and he always carried a .22 to shoot the sharks with too, what did you use a 12 guage double? lol


 



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petengail wrote:



Saw this posted on another forum and thought it was too good to not share with the Grey Nomads

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x3Bf0WhvsNk&feature=player_embedded


What else could you expect from Yanks.Typical childish rot.

 



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No, an old m1 carbine, 30 cal pistol bullets, but they go though 3mil steel easily. I shot a big tiger, 5.8m long , 3 times, and it only shook itself, and swam off. It was tangelled in 100m of net the next morning, and had 1/2 a dolphin in its gut.We used a chainsaw to cut the head off...........

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bill12 wrote:

No, an old m1 carbine, 30 cal pistol bullets, but they go though 3mil steel easily. I shot a big tiger, 5.8m long , 3 times, and it only shook itself, and swam off. It was tangelled in 100m of net the next morning, and had 1/2 a dolphin in its gut.We used a chainsaw to cut the head off...........


Good on you Rambo.Make you feel good did it?.Lets stick to travels and happy tales.wink

 



-- Edited by The Rat on Friday 11th of March 2011 08:48:03 AM

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bill12 wrote:

No, an old m1 carbine, 30 cal pistol bullets, but they go though 3mil steel easily. I shot a big tiger, 5.8m long , 3 times, and it only shook itself, and swam off. It was tangelled in 100m of net the next morning, and had 1/2 a dolphin in its gut.We used a chainsaw to cut the head off...........


Good on you Rambo.Make you feel good did it?.Lets stick to travels and happy tales.wink
I enjpy the odd fishing tale from bill as I can picture it happening and could tell simular storys, To me it was a happy tale as bill survived, some dont on the high seas
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-- Edited by The Rat on Friday 11th of March 2011 08:48:03 AM


 



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Yes , I had a great conversation with the Tiger shark, and asked the whaler to jump into my boat and trying kill me.This is the typical reply from someone who hasn,t had to fish or work on the land for a living. Guns are a necessary evil in the bush or on the land, and knowing how to use them is a necessary skill.I usuallly have one around , just in case.Its like condoms, you can,t use it if you don,t have it.

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YEAH BILL !!!!!!!!!!!! YOU GO MATE.

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that is way too cool

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