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bob10
18th December 2020, 09:25 AM
We had an incident here at Sandgate where families from somewhere in the Pacific were lining up across the beach [ ok, mud flats] with buckets, and like an Emu parade, every living thing went into the buckets. Fisheries were quick to react, and we haven't seen that since, but not much life around now.



More than 4,000 oysters seized in Sydney area since September | Bush 'n Beach Fishing Magazine (bnbfishing.com.au) (https://bnbfishing.com.au/more-than-4000-oysters-seized-in-sydney-area-since-september/'mc_cid=ce9024b5d5&mc_eid=720868d5d6)

trout1105
18th December 2020, 12:29 PM
BASTARDS

Landy Red
18th December 2020, 04:20 PM
In Tasmania the pacific oyster (the one they farm) ironically is considered a pest in the wild and you take as many as you want. So long as you taking them from nice clean water they are great eating.

Saitch
20th December 2020, 07:50 AM
We had an incident here at Sandgate where families from somewhere in the Pacific were lining up across the beach [ ok, mud flats] with buckets, and like an Emu parade, every living thing went into the buckets. .
(https://bnbfishing.com.au/more-than-4000-oysters-seized-in-sydney-area-since-september/'mc_cid=ce9024b5d5&mc_eid=720868d5d6)

Same thing happened when I lived on the front at Scarborough. The missus suggested I wander over and tell them that what they were doing was illegal.
I replied ' Look at the size of those blokes!'.........................and the women were even bigger!

PhilipA
20th December 2020, 08:24 AM
Oyster farmers have to depurate harvested oysters for 3 days in pure water before sale or shucking.

if the water the oysters are from have any viruses or bacteria like ecoli then you can die from eating them.

Every estuary has also to have a plan to stop harvesting for usually 10 days after any rain event as coliforms run downstream from cattle etc.

It is pretty dangerous eating oysters from rocks anywhere these days as around the corner there can be a house with a septic tank flowing ecoli into the water which is not visible.
Regards PhilipA

p38arover
20th December 2020, 09:21 AM
Oysters! Yecch!

Hoges
20th December 2020, 11:43 AM
Awww..that behaviour shucks [bighmmm]

Roverlord off road spares
31st December 2020, 04:53 PM
Awww..that behaviour shucks [bighmmm]

They can "kill Patrick" if off