Pic and title say it all really. A bit of spotlighting in the Redlands and look what shows up. Not bad for an hour's work. All taken in about a foot of water. Average size about 120mm
Pic and title say it all really. A bit of spotlighting in the Redlands and look what shows up. Not bad for an hour's work. All taken in about a foot of water. Average size about 120mm
G'day nezevic99,
I see you got some black tigers,that would be right for this time of year, usually happens before the bananas show up.
Maybe if we get more rain events and a rogue cyclone this year it might get the banana prawns to start .
Bondy
may have a bit to do with the nearby prawn farms, Bondy. Are they harvesting their ponds already? Its usually around start of February. I'll be be back in town midweek. Time to Rattle up the tinny.
I got a few of those waaaaaay up the logan the other day, nothing like that haul though. I wondered what sort they were. Ben
Be good to see you back in town stan, and bondy, I have got my thermonuclear fluorescent gloves ready to go, cheers, roy.Originally Posted by Pero
bondy...they are not black tigers...they are brown tigers...run of the mill tigers and nothing to do with farm prawns...have a close look..no blue markings on the legs of black tigersG'day nezevic99,
I see you got some black tigers,
Maybe if we get more rain events and a rogue cyclone this year it might get the banana prawns to start .
Bondy
pickers
pickers,
Good onya mate for picking that up, the image was too blurry for me to see, I meant to say normal standard tiger prawns, not the Japonicus farmed ones. No Mr Magoo here
Bondy
Pero,
Nah, there not farm prawns, different breed. Yeah, that prawn farm has swung into fresh production as of 21st January, earlier than expected.
Bondy
Royslaven
How are you champ? Those radioactive gloves work a treat. Gomer would be pleased
Bondy
So brown tigers are the ones with blue on the legs? Thats the ones i was getting. Ben
thats not like you bondy to mistake a prawn, especially since you worked on trawlers, farms etc..
They were tigers and tasted delicious. Doesn't matter to me what sort!
black tigers have the blue on the legs
if you are getting that many in an hour with spottie and scoop net, just imagine how the bucket would look if you were pulling around a 50' drag net...
fishing's as simple as 3 P's - patience, perserverance and PLASTIC!
plenty of prawns up hayes inlet yesterday right up on the sandbars. Bananas and good size too.
Never seen them so thick up there.... were a few out off clontarf also.
Dad reckons fishing is 10% brains and 95% muscle, the rest is just good luck.
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