mate forwarded the following email to me, sent to him by an ex workmate:
Guys, look at this big fish a mate of mine caught
> last weekend. Murry Cod
> in the Lachlan River. This is about the 4th in as
> many weeks. Cya Baz
>
> Barry Haskins
> NSW Dept of Primary Industries
> District Agronomist Hillston
attached photo of the Big cod I caught
> Sunday morning. Broke the
> 100 cm mark, measured in at 114 cm, not weighed but
> would think around 70
> lb+. Gave him a kiss and set free.
>
> Cheer's,
>
> Matt Mitchell
> Senior Agronomist
> Lachlan Farming Ltd
> Ph 02 69672908
> Fax 02 69672907
> Mob. 0427219316
> Email mmitchell@lfl.ruralfunds.com.au
I sent this bloke an email and gave a few suggestions re handling fish prior to release and to his credit he gave me a response:
He swam away well, tough fish in the lachlan. Will know what to do with the next big fella though.
Cheer's,
Matt Mitchell
Senior Agronomist
Lachlan Farming Ltd
Ph 02 69672908
Fax 02 69672907
Mob. 0427219316
Email mmitchell@lfl.ruralfunds.com.au
Excellent stuff
Well done screaming Eagle! I was going to shoot him an email pointing to QLD dpi - they have some great publications on handling big fish, but though maybe that was being a bit too nasty
Cheers,
Tony
christ, is that puddle in the background a river.
We really don't leave them much water down around the corner once we queenslanders have finished with it.
Do you need a rod & reel in a river like that or do you just tackle 'em Tonie Carroll style!
there is not a lot of merit in killing one of those fish, always best to put them back.
Chris,
you should see what some parts of the Namoi look like now, it's a shocker.
roz
GO THE CRUISER UTES!
....OH WHAT A FEELING!
thats a great fish.
Roz your right the Namoi really has changed, some of the deep spots i used to swim in as a kid, i can now walk across as it is completely silted up.
where you used to put a boat in an travel up and down the river for Kms now your stuck to a few hundred meters at a time.
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