For those not yet having had the pleasure of catching these slimy mongrels, almost impossible to get the slime off the rags you handle them with, have a new method of handling them which involves a sharp knife so no more slimy rags
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For those not yet having had the pleasure of catching these slimy mongrels, almost impossible to get the slime off the rags you handle them with, have a new method of handling them which involves a sharp knife so no more slimy rags
Get one of these don't have to touch anythingQuote:
Originally Posted by MSB
I use a tent peg. Flip them over and off they come.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bazil Brush
I use hemostats.....
I guess im more ticknologikally advanced bait fisher.
Those Dehookers are certainly the go on just about anything.
Though, I haven't had the pleasure of Pony Fish down here....... and that sounds like a good thing.
Hemostats are used to control bleeding during surgery Tony, for continually taking my hard earned yabbies, I want the mongrels to bleed to death not save em:36_002:
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Originally Posted by mangajack
And can spell to Tony, hahahaha ( i probably wouldn't have got much closer)Quote:
Originally Posted by mangajack
$14 a kg whole I saw them today at a fish shop in westfields Chermside
Thanks Brian, just killed my appetite.....Quote:
Originally Posted by BR65
Right next to the Milkfish and imported Tilapia mate
Tilapia overseas is a big money spinner. $30 for a Tilapia meal in the States. We should be encouraging the pro's to get stuck into them and take the pressure off the natives. White flaky fillets,I think we're missing a chance here.
Only means of protein for a lot of people in Africa Paulo
There is a little movement here currently. Now that they have taken over the Mary, and most waterways south, hopefully there will be a change in thoughts and peoples can take them out of the lakes
Any action taken to reduce the numbers, can't be a bad thing
ah nup:81:Quote:
Originally Posted by BR65
Not me either