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    Awoonga By-Catch (Not a Jack)

    Despite Captain Trevs " Its not a Toga ... Its a Barra" , well as it turns out ....its a Toga. A weekend of sledging, sarcasm, dropped fish and a bloody Toga ... still better than working.

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    Re: Awoonga By-Catch (Not a Jack)

    Nice work there,
    First one that i can remember being reported, From all reports it was a tough slog up the road at A. Hopefully she fires on the 26th
    Ben

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    Re: Awoonga By-Catch (Not a Jack)

    Nice one mate, first one Ive ever seen out of there, good stuff.

    cheers
    brian



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    Re: Awoonga By-Catch (Not a Jack)

    Quote Originally Posted by flyfisho View Post
    Despite Captain Trevs " Its not a Toga ... Its a Barra" , well as it turns out ....its a Toga. A weekend of sledging, sarcasm, dropped fish and a bloody Toga ... still better than working.
    A Bloody Toga...Says one that has a Tattoo of one on his arm....First one that l have seen in a long time...And Chris you forgot to thank Harro for those flys.
    Last edited by Awoonga; 14-10-2008 at 05:57 AM. Reason: More Sledging,Sarcasm

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    Re: Awoonga By-Catch (Not a Jack)

    Now thats one by-catch that would have me jumpin for joy ...... well done!

    Trev told me that in the past , you could target them ........ but they disappeared ( copped a floggin)

    Chris
    Give a man a fish & he will eat for a day !
    Teach him how to fish
    & he will sit in a boat - & drink beer all day!
    TEAM MOJIKO

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    Re: Awoonga By-Catch (Not a Jack)

    Your right Trev.
    Harro , I will come and see you in couple of weeks with some goodies to say thanks. Those flies swim real nice .

    Federation of Fly Fishers
    International Certified Casting Instructor
    Sunshine Coast Fly Fishers
    www.saltwaterflyfishers.org

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    Re: Awoonga By-Catch (Not a Jack)

    good to see 'nazi....we got a nice toga up the back of the 'nursery' a few years back when ther was water in there, ate a big gold bomber off a big pile of laydown...certainly was a suprise! how's borumba fishing?

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    Re: Awoonga By-Catch (Not a Jack)

    Nice Toga!!
    Live your life in such a way that when your feet hit the floor in the morning, Satan shudders and says...
    'Oh Shit.....she's awake'

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    Re: Awoonga By-Catch (Not a Jack)

    Hey Andrew , I'll bet Cairns is fishing better than Borumba. I haven't hit it that hard this year but its been fishing tough.

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    International Certified Casting Instructor
    Sunshine Coast Fly Fishers
    www.saltwaterflyfishers.org

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    Re: Awoonga By-Catch (Not a Jack)

    geez i didnt even know there were togaz stocked in that dam, terrific by catch mate!

    Cam
    Australian Native Fish Vids
    Specialize in Terapontida's, Perches, Cods, Gobies & Gudgeons

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    Re: Awoonga By-Catch (Not a Jack)

    Quote Originally Posted by Cammy View Post
    geez i didnt even know there were togaz stocked in that dam, terrific by catch mate!

    Cam
    Cam

    I think they are naturally occurring ( a small population) ........ Some of the locals may know

    Chris
    Give a man a fish & he will eat for a day !
    Teach him how to fish
    & he will sit in a boat - & drink beer all day!
    TEAM MOJIKO

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    Re: Awoonga By-Catch (Not a Jack)

    Wonderful catch Chris. Will hopefully catch up with you this weekend.

    Cheers
    Paul
    Ranger 188VX - "Sweet Chariot"

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    Re: Awoonga By-Catch (Not a Jack)

    No worries Paul I will give you a call ( or vice versa) at the end of the week

    Federation of Fly Fishers
    International Certified Casting Instructor
    Sunshine Coast Fly Fishers
    www.saltwaterflyfishers.org

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    Re: Awoonga By-Catch (Not a Jack)

    thats a great fish i didnt realise they were in the dam either,was at borumba for the last 2 weekends and the boys got into some good toga ,way up the back of yabba arm ,at one stage they said the bay went off with them all over the place feeding on the surface.

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