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  1. #16

    Re: Fishing capital of Australia

    Quote Originally Posted by seabug View Post
    I reckon Tassie would be the place.
    There might not be as many varieties of fish,but you cruise all day and hardly see another boat.

    Doubt if they know what ramp rage means

    Regards
    seabug
    Good day Seabug,
    Ramp what?
    Cheers
    Reidy (Tassie)

  2. #17

    Re: Fishing capital of Australia


    G/Day
    I am very please all fisho's are not in favour for the same quality location
    there be no room for the fish, it would be bedlem
    Happy Fishing Ged

  3. #18

    Re: Fishing capital of Australia

    Hehe, re the comments on rainfall in Tassie, here are the BOM's 30year averages for Hobart v Gold coast



    Gold Coast Average Rainfall mm
    Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
    184 181 213 114 124 122 96 103 49 108 137 166

    Hobart Average Rainfall mm
    Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
    42 35 37 46 37 29 47 49 41 49 45 58


    Mmmmm, except for September, every other month Goldie gets double, triple, x4, x5 the rain Hobart gets. and the further north you go, the more the multiples increase. One thing about Tas, it's really pretty dry down here

  4. #19

    Re: Fishing capital of Australia

    Without a doubt... Hervey Bay
    Not enough time in the day, to many spots to fish!

  5. #20

    Re: Fishing capital of Australia

    Anywhere above the Topic of Capricorn, Thats where the real fishing begins!!!
    Fillet and Release Squad

  6. #21

    Re: Fishing capital of Australia

    Quote Originally Posted by jigsnreels View Post
    Hehe, re the comments on rainfall in Tassie, here are the BOM's 30year averages for Hobart v Gold coast



    Gold Coast Average Rainfall mm
    Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
    184 181 213 114 124 122 96 103 49 108 137 166

    Hobart Average Rainfall mm
    Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
    42 35 37 46 37 29 47 49 41 49 45 58


    Mmmmm, except for September, every other month Goldie gets double, triple, x4, x5 the rain Hobart gets. and the further north you go, the more the multiples increase. One thing about Tas, it's really pretty dry down here
    G'day!

    Tasmania takes all day and half the night to get those drizzly totals.

    The Gold Coast gets it in storms which last an hour or two and let the sun shine the rest of the day.

    Ray De R

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