Reply With QuoteGoodbye and good riddance.
It's during the summer that i often envy New Zealand and they're 1025+ days and big knobbies as a result. But only for a moment.
Anyone looking ahead at the synoptic chart? It looks like the High pressure systems are moving up, which means only one thing...
Hello bottom fishing season!!!!
w00tage!!!!!
Tim
Carbon Really Ain't Pollution.
Goodbye and good riddance.
It's during the summer that i often envy New Zealand and they're 1025+ days and big knobbies as a result. But only for a moment.
I would not say that at this stage of the year. Much of the available data predicts a high probability of significant falls in late March/ early April especially in SEQ. We might have to wait until May to get our Snapps
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Oh poo to you Horse. You are a whole bunch of no fun!Originally Posted by Horse
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Tim
Carbon Really Ain't Pollution.
snapper? what are they? I will probaly go through another year without catching a legal one..but such is life.
highs, lows, troughs, cold fronts, cyclones, rain, sleet..makes no difference to my fishing expertise.
WWF for life.
Might have to take you out there one day Greg. The Snapper will be there. Wags'll show you how.
Cheers,
Tim
Carbon Really Ain't Pollution.
Just had to bump this. And ask Horse where he gets his data. Spot on.
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