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RupertofOZ
PostPosted: Feb 2nd, '12, 20:26 
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Charlie
PostPosted: Feb 2nd, '12, 20:34 
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Comon mate!

1 marron dam

1 Jade dam

1 SP dam

1 trout dam

We can set up the shop - the girls can work in that. - and we sit back, drink beer and fish while the tourists pay $20/hour to throw a line in and drink $15 capaccino's and eat $10 cupcakes etc.

Then in your spare time you can set up all the grow beds.... my backs too sore to help but if it wasnt Id be straight in there...
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Charlie wrote:
Hey snow - its a Hailea ACO-318, 30watt, 70L/m, $59


These pumps aren't too bad actually, I've got the 40L/min one and it hasn't self destructed yet. It does get pretty hot but at that price you could probably keep a spare just in case.
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Charlie
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I agree chrismoo, they are at the low end of the quality margin but hey - who gives a crap. Does the job and I always have a back-up aerator siting in the shed if needed. Mind you I have run without an aerator with my SP quite comfortably on CF - it provides plenty of aeration.
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Charlie I like your idea's..

the only question is source of fresh water is..?
- What is in the dams already..?
- does the area get flooded..?? and when was the last time it flooded.??

and that is just the start of the questions..

juergen..
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Yesterdays yabbie hunt adventures, Ill let the photos do the talking but lets just say I cleaned up. :thumbright:
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Altered for your entertainment :whistle:

It's amazing how much just one of you Aussies can drink :). I noticed in the before picture there was no lake and in the after picture, well... And then of course all those empties.


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Seriously though, nice haul :headbang: .
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WOW!!! :shock:
So jealous!!! :thumbleft:
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I stopped to have a pee and as I looked out into the scrub there was that big pile of bottles - in the middle of nowhere? so strange. There is 4 different dams in the photo's, one is obviously not doing too well but the others are pretty good.
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Yeah me jealous too :(
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Awesome charlie! Great haul man. How much soak time do you reckon you need to catch that many?
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I usually leave them in for about 15 minutes rsevs3, used chicken necks this time and they work a treat.
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Thanks mate. I am going to go exploring on my days off to try and find a better spot on the river. I was doing about 15 - 20 min soaks as well. Seems like i lucked out on a good soak time :)
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woohoo kangaroo tail stew in the slow cooker tonite!!!

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