Kayak in NT or North Qld

[disorderly]

Dont know if its true or not, but I heard the EPA are planning to re-release him into the new green zones in Moreton bay .

[STUIE63]

LMAO Scott

[borisdog]

JRJR, Just for you champ. This is the survivor

www.news.com.au/story/0,23599,23316414-2,00.html

And this is the fatality

http://www.smh.com.au/news/national/...958177177.html

Knock yourselves out people, don't let fear or good sense stand in your way.

There are multiple references to both incidents. Just look for Val Plumwood or Barry Jefferies on Google

In the local area around Townsville where I fish, say down to Ayr and up to Hinchinbrook it is rare for me to NOT see a crocodile on each and every trip I do. They vary from small to VERY big.

I have plenty of photo's of them.

Surely as Fishermen you people are familiar with the concept of live bait.

Taking risks is something we all do every day, some risks just have a lot less consequence than others. In my opinion something that has a very real chance of you getting dead is a bit high consequence for me but, as I said, knock yourselves out.

Out in the ocean is another story.

Darryl

[Scott nthQld]

After that attack on Barry Jefferies, the bigest and only part of him they found was his thigh bone, DNA testing with his daughter was needed to identify him.

I used to work with his daughter, understandably she was a mess for weeks.

[ozbee]

cant wait till one of there epa personal are gobbled up. there is no thing as a rogue croc only a hungry one. be a hard thing to think which has the biggest brain

[robersl]

those crocs will attack anything 'seen them go a 5 mt boat head on in n/t , have heard of them even trying to get over the transom of a dingy at night the a bloke was sleeping in and there was the tourist on the sth alligator in a netting boat ( i know they are supposed to be there his mate got a photo as a croc came out the water at him holding a fish was front page courier mail about march this year so no i would not paddle in croc country

shane