blowering dam : NSW

w connors · Posted: Mon Apr 19, 2010 10:06 am Post subject: blowering dam

got amongst some nice reddies over the weekend 45 cm best one ,not to sure if photo went

Angry · Posted: Mon Apr 19, 2010 10:50 am Post subject:

G'day Chuckie, whats happening , its Ando mate.

no pic mate.

How did you get the reddies, Ice Jigs or trolling ??, :-?

Whre did you get onto them ??.

Curtis went to Mulwala on the weekend , but I got no phonecalls or texts , so I presume they got nothing....or nothing of size.
I was home doing landscpe things for the Mrs, winning a few brownie points. :banghead:

Thinking about going up on Saturday night near the full moon trolling, any suppestions ??

Matt Flynn · Posted: Mon Apr 19, 2010 11:49 am Post subject:

Keen to see the pix - make sure they are under 1000 pixels wide or tall or they won't "attach" :mrgreen:

Angry · Posted: Wed Apr 28, 2010 9:22 pm Post subject:

Matt Flynn wrote:

Keen to see the pix - make sure they are under 1000 pixels wide or tall or they won't "attach" :mrgreen:

Matt I just tried to laod a pic to a post after the fact but it ownt stick , its under 1000 pixils ????
Is it because Ive already laoded the post & then gone back to edit the poost & add the pic ???

Angry · Posted: Wed Apr 28, 2010 9:25 pm Post subject:

Heres a couple of Reddies I got last time we were up there chasing a few

Mud · Posted: Thu Apr 29, 2010 1:04 am Post subject:

Heya lads...having a little difficulty with this convo....what are
1/ Reddies?
2/ Ice Jigs?
3/ Mulwala?

Angry try taking the size down to 580 pixels wide then save as a Jpeg saved at medium compression (about 5). So long as its about normal height/width ratio that should work whether the pic is landscape or portrait

Cheers
Mud

Angry · Posted: Thu Apr 29, 2010 10:58 am Post subject:

Mud,

1/ Reddies are Redfin or English perch, freshwater fish dont grow real big but great eating & fight well for thier size. 8-)

2/ Ice Jigs are a small horizontal jig , deadly when used on schooling reddies in deep water. :fishing:

3/ Mulwala is on NSW/Vic border great place for Cod, Murraty river here is situated in a drowned forest a weir on the river effectivley bakcs up the waters to flodd an old forest 8-)

I'll post some pics when I get this posting thing fixed
:banghead:

Mud · Posted: Thu Apr 29, 2010 11:57 am Post subject:

Ah Redfin Perch...fished for them a lot when I lived in NZ. Back then (dont ask how far back then) we used light tackle and small spinners - celtics and mepps - and on some days you might also pick up a trout or two. Great fish the Redfin - aggressive, good to eat. My mate Neddy's dad was english so Neddy used maggots (urghh). We would cycle 20k in the dark to a lake in the hills then light a small fire so our hands would work to untie the rods from the bike frame. Then as the light quickened in the sky the fish would come on the bite and we would catch 10 to 15 before the lake warmed up and put them down.......ahhh memories....

Gibbo · Posted: Thu Apr 29, 2010 4:11 pm Post subject:

Hey Chuck did you get the Redfin anywhere near the power lines
that used to be the spot when i was down there
Batlow born and bred
cheers :drinking1:

Angry · Posted: Thu Apr 29, 2010 4:18 pm Post subject:

An old Batlow boy, you'd die if you came home form uop there where its warm...

Up under the Power lines is always a Fav, or down in about 40' water 500yds down from Log Creek ramp always a good spot.

One of the boys got a 7lb Reddie there I think last year.
Either small yabbies are a good go & the Ice Jigs always work, if you get to the bottom of the school past the small pickers !.

Chuckie lives out the edge of town, I live in Wagga, fish Blowering & Burinjuck quite a lot. Use either AC Invaders or Stuckeys.

Gibbo · Posted: Thu Apr 29, 2010 5:21 pm Post subject:

Most of my family live in Wagga
My brother and father come up every year to fish the run off
if you want i,ll pm you my brothers details he fishes quiet regular
I try and get up that way every september and fish Khancoban
and Eucumbene still love the cold....dont sk me why :shock:

cheers

Angry · Posted: Fri Apr 30, 2010 11:45 am Post subject:

Funny I live down here & hate the bl..dy cold.

The cold flogs me,. an old Motorbke injury from when I was young & bulletproof....old age is catchin up

Does your bro fish Blowering & Burrinjuck ??? PM me his details

w connors · Posted: Wed Jun 02, 2010 12:30 pm Post subject:

Hi ando,speaking to curtis the other day so it was you that told him about the reddies . We went up again but no luck with any big ones got a 56 cm cod on a bobber ,must catch up sometime . Chasing the trout this weekend at ecu . Gibbo you dont know david wilson hes got a few acres out that way grows aquatic plants . Quite a few ex wagga people up that way I'd prefer the cold to the humidity but I must admit your fishing is alot better. Catchya round cheers.

Angry · Posted: Wed Jun 02, 2010 8:47 pm Post subject:

Hey Chuckie, Yeah AC has been hammering me about a feed of Reddies,

Funny when you want some you can bl..dy find or find em in a decent size,

when youre after Cod or Yella's you get heaps of Reddies .. :banghead:

w connors · Posted: Mon Jun 07, 2010 8:58 am Post subject:

Usally the way it is ,did no good with the trout ,bl..dy cold best frost i've seen for ages might try sue city next weekend . catchya .

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