02-03-2009, 04:44 PM
RU12
At least you dont need a license yet (except in impoundments). They could start charging you, and still shut down the zones like they have in vic. In the end, the greenies are always going to win. I'm still dont understand how someone can need six rods on the river either.
anyway, most interesting in VIC is like Glen mentioned. Its amazing that a hawaiian sling counts as a spear gun, even if you don't use it as such. I think sometimes barbless would be good though, it can be bloody hard to get those flounder off sometimes.
Probably about time they closed down the freshwater crays in the rivers they did too, i've never seen more than wee little babies. wont be long before they close down the murray crays too I expect. I've fished em and eaten em in the past, but can bring myself to take a 20 year old cray for the tiny mouthful of meat that you get anymore. Maybe i'm just getting old.
At least you dont need a license yet (except in impoundments). They could start charging you, and still shut down the zones like they have in vic. In the end, the greenies are always going to win. I'm still dont understand how someone can need six rods on the river either.
anyway, most interesting in VIC is like Glen mentioned. Its amazing that a hawaiian sling counts as a spear gun, even if you don't use it as such. I think sometimes barbless would be good though, it can be bloody hard to get those flounder off sometimes.
Probably about time they closed down the freshwater crays in the rivers they did too, i've never seen more than wee little babies. wont be long before they close down the murray crays too I expect. I've fished em and eaten em in the past, but can bring myself to take a 20 year old cray for the tiny mouthful of meat that you get anymore. Maybe i'm just getting old.