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Hi All
Just thought I'd let you in on the fishing down under, long gone are the cold winter days on the Mersey catching Cod in muddy water, Snapper's where its at in crystal clear waters. The other species on the target list are Bluecod, Terakihi, Kahawhi (all good eating) and a pest fish Barracoutta. When I work out how to post photies, I'll put some on. Anyway the Bass fishing must be starting soon for you lot out on the banks.

Jon

lucky bugger just trying to make us sick

Dave wrote:

lucky bugger just trying to make us sick

Nice to see you are enjoying your fishing. steve

Steve- Chairman......!!! always enjoying my fishing even more so now

whats the weather like down there

Went out fishing after work on Thursday night for a couple of hours, we've had a lot of rain through the week so there was loads of debris in the water, anyway we managed a few kahawhi, 2 spiny sharks like a smoothhound, redcod and a conger about 41/2 foot long. Anyway the temperatures dropped 10-13 deg C and windy. We had an earthquake last night which usually puts the fish off for a few days so no fishing this weekend!

Abbies first snapper

hi jon post us some pictures of your launch facilities may be we could get the wirral and sefton council to copy them

The public ramps are good, some are free some you have to pay for. We joined a local club that has the best facilities I've ever seen, look it up www.plimmertonboatingclub.org.nz/ (please note error with link now fixed - Admin)

hi jon how are things with you down your way is it snowing yet

No snow, we had the first frost the other day but its up to 16 deg of a day time. Went out for an early fish today, caught Terakihi, Kahwai,Snapper and Bluecod all in about 4hrs then the wind got up! We just had beer battered fish for tea mmm!

ok ex pat its billy ully hows it going





























ok expat hows it going
its billy ully fishing this year has been rubish i,m dead jelous john dory red snapper etc we dont get them in the mersey i might just emigrate myself keep in touch
see you later

billy ully












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