I'm with Hardb8 and Horse,McSea would get the seat in my boat.
I'm with Hardb8 and Horse,McSea would get the seat in my boat.
If I was in a competition, Steve Jeston who is a fishing guide in Townsville. He pioneered the Hinchinbrook Channel over 20 years ago and basically single handily started the fishing guide industry. A true professional who can read the water so well and find fish every time. He regularly talks at seminar’s in Townsville, however, it’s not until you book a charter with him you realise how unique his service is compared to others in the same industry.
Teagen Presley
Jesus.
If you broke down, he could get out and tow you home......
And you'd only need to catch a couple of fish to feed the whole neighbourhoodOriginally Posted by sandbankmagnet
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your goin to hell for that one,especially this close to easter. bob h
but think about what he could turn all that water into!!
Hey Bob H.... I'm sure He enjoys a laugh like the rest of us.
I would take me! Cause me , myself, and I, know what where doing, and I think thats a good thing.
minno
Last edited by minno; 04-04-2007 at 01:49 AM.
Great question! Hmmm....whom would I like to fish with? I guess it depends....
1. Historical figures--> Jesus and Saint Peter. If what they say is true (and I think it is personally), one guy could command the fish to do what he said and the other guy is known as the patron saint of fishermen. With those two on board, I would almost have to finally catch a fish or two.
2. Family members--> My grandfathers. One I never met but have heard good things about him, and the other is a hero of mine.
3. Fictional characters--> Jar-Jar Binks from the horrible three newer episodes of Star Wars and Queequeg from Herman Melville's, "Moby Dick" story. Let's see Jar-Jar escape from the wrath of one disappointed Star-Wars fan and a crazy, superstitious, tattooed freak with a harpoon. Time to die Jar-Jar! Muwa-ha-ha-ha-ha!
4. Ausfish emoticon Easter rabbits--> I would have to go with good old smiley. Smiley looks like he'd be fun and the shocked guy looks like he'd be on the look-out for danger. Safety first and all that. I would NOT take
or
. The first guy looks sick and would be a mess on the water and the second one looks evil. It's like he's plotting something sinister with that eerie grin on his mug. Gives me the creeps and I don't trust him!
5. Ausfishers--> Any and all of you. You guys and gals know your stuff fishing-wise and you've proven that you have the necessary patience to put up with my nonsense for as long as you have.
Great thread!
P.S. Happy Easter and may the force be with you!
"When we remember we are all mad, the mysteries disappear and life stands explained.-- Mark Twain"
Rexy boy
And learn him how to take hooks out.
Angelina Jolie, cause at this age a fella could have a stroke at any tick o the clock n may need resus by a ........a...you know ...quallified??????
Ahhh Ferget it never get out much nowadays anyhows!!!!
For me, it'd definitely be my dad & also my uncle. My dad introduced us kids into fishing just after we could walk, i think i got my first rod & reel at five.
Most of my childhood memories are of holidays at Pialba, Fraser island, Stradbroke island, Kingscliffe or weekend fishing & crabbing around the outer Brisbane area with both my dad and/or my uncle. For some reason I don't have any memories of the 10 years I had to spend at school just waiting for the weekends or holidays to come, so we could go fishing or crabbing.
Cheers Gazza.
For me as a kid it would have to be my Dad .He taught me what he could whilst working 6 to 7 days a week in post ww2 days .In early married life it would definately be my father in law .Hes an old salt and even now would join us in a trip to the banks (if only his health was better )
Probably my most impressive fishing tutor was and old aborigine called Banjo who lived on the banks of the Daly River in the NT .He was my Barra mentor and taught me so much about fishing and life .Gees I miss those times.
cheers Terry
Id take a couple of clones of myself, so when the first ones arms got tired/ bloody/ cut/knocked etc and too battered to continue , id sent the next clone in. In the meantime the real me would be sitting back having a beer and a laugh at what chaos Ive caused...
cheers
Mike
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