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fresh water eels
Hi guys and girls.
Could anyone tell me where would be the closest location to Brisbane that I could catch a fresh water eel.
Y i ask is that I remember a long long time ago that I got one and we skinned it then cut it into segments, coated it in seasoned cornflake crumbs and deep fried it.
It was simply magnificent and I need to taste it again.
thanks
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Ausfish Silver Member
Re: fresh water eels
Hi Grunta,
I haven't ever targeted an eel but I can Guarantee you that there are lots of them in Enoggera creek - and just about every other creek in brissie that is half clean will have them too.
I grew up in the Gap and spent a lot of my spare time down the creek. Enoggera creek has eels, cat fish and (depending on how good the season) Lungfish too. We used to hand feed eels up to 5 feet long - they loved bacon rinds more than anything else we tried.
I would be surprised if the creek is in good nick after such a long dry spell though, maybe after christmas when some rain has cleared the watercourses a bit the conditions will improve. Good luck mate - let me know if you get one.
Cheers
Steve.
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Moderator
Re: fresh water eels
Go to Moogerah Dam, Atkinsons Dam or Lake Manchester for all you can catch. Stacks of em there.
Just about any local creek should have some in there.
Fitzy..
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Ausfish New Member
Re: fresh water eels
can anyone tell me any where close to south australia where i can catch me some eels
my family used to own some land in nsw and we had six dams full of em and we caught like hundreds of em
but then we moved to south aussie again and now i dont know where to catch em
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Ausfish Addict
Re: fresh water eels
The south pine river near eatons hill should be full of them still.
Failing that Humpybong Creek behind Woolworths at Redcliffe is definitely choccas with Freshies.
Jack.
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