Thread: fishy business

Originally Posted by wannalandy

I love to eat brown or rainbow trout . Fillet it and cook it real slowly in some butter and a little seasoning .................... HEY LOVE !!!! wheres me fishing rod i'm out of here

The North East AULRO will be enjoying a weekend fishing the Dartmouth Dam sometime early April.

Let's hope we will be enjoying a few good browns and rainbows.

Trout caught and eaten within an hour or so....nothing better.

Originally Posted by Barra1

The North East AULRO will be enjoying a weekend fishing the Dartmouth Dam sometime early April.

Let's hope we will be enjoying a few good browns and rainbows.

Trout caught and eaten within an hour or so....nothing better.

Have seen some beautiful trout come out of that dam . Sounds like a good trip

Longtoms or Garfish for me

I'll have whiting, fresh herring or freshly caught and bled school shark (battered) any time thanks. A nice serve of bluebone groper is a special treat.

I Love all Seafood , we try and eat Fish 2-3 times a week, not because I really give a Cr....p about Omega 3 or whatever the Oil is , i just absolutely love seafood , with or without Bones. If there was a shortage of Red Meat I'd eat Fish everyday.

you get a Descent Seafood Platter for 2 down at Fish Markets for about $30 and it'll quite easily feeds 2.


Many Hours of happy fishing

Cheers Khos

When we visited NZ a few years back, my sister's boyfriend went to the trouble of catching something from the sand on a beach and frying it up for us to eat. I think they were a tad put out when we refused it. Whitebait might have been what it was called.

They seemed to think it was a delicacy.

Yeah, right! Like sheep's eyes are a delicacy?

Originally Posted by wannalandy

Have seen some beautiful trout come out of that dam . Sounds like a good trip

A few years back Xtreme led a High Country trip and one of the things he arranged was for us to go fishing at a trout farm. I caught some (as one must) but someone else had to take them off the hook for me (the last time I'd been fishing was literally 50 years ago - in 1958.).

I took them home but I didn't eat them. I think my wife and daughter did.

I used to hate going to family-in-law Christmans parties as they always served up seafood. They had to make other arrangements for me.

As you can see, I'm a keen fisherman.

Originally Posted by p38arover

A few years back Xtreme led a High Country trip and one of the things he arranged was for us to go fishing at a trout farm. I caught some (as one must) but someone else had to take them off the hook for me (the last time I'd been fishing was literally 50 years ago - in 1958.).

I took them home but I didn't eat them. I think my wife and daughter did.

I used to hate going to family-in-law Christmans parties as they always served up seafood. They had to make other arrangements for me.

As you can see, I'm a keen fisherman.

Fishing is what our family does . I caught my first fish at the age of 4 . A red fin out of the colac lake . I was victorian junior champ twice before the age of 13 and my old man had a room just for his trophys .
The worst part of fishing was losing my dad to a freak wave down at Apollo Bay 17 years ago next month . The only reason i'm still here is i had my first game of footy that day so i didnt go fishing .