Fishing the Flood Plains
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Re: Fishing the Flood Plains
that is some epic fishing territory! great photography too!
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Love those Barra, bucket list fish to be sure.
Wish my sis still lived in Oz so I had an excuse to go visit.
Wish my sis still lived in Oz so I had an excuse to go visit.
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The last pic is awesome!
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Wot Tha!!!
Great pics!
Great pics!
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Great fish! Great pics! Love your LIN and Sage combos too!
Any crocodile took your lure this time my friend?
Any crocodile took your lure this time my friend?
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Re: Fishing the Flood Plains
The LIN 10 on the Slant Bridge Jota is a wonderful combination. Barra fishing perfection.
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Awesome! It looks like the barra is kissing the Jota in homage.
I must say tho, am I the only one who thinks fishing where crocs roam is less than ideal?
I must say tho, am I the only one who thinks fishing where crocs roam is less than ideal?
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Great fish, amazing trip.
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Awesome pictures, excellent work getting that barra jump shot. But where are the big girls.
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AWESOME AWESOME
Thanks some much for sharing
I'm on my way
Thanks some much for sharing
I'm on my way
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Re: Fishing the Flood Plains
He's never got a metre fish in Love Creek. 90s are good fish out there. My biggest was 83 on the 8 weight.
If you don't want to fish with crocs you wouldn't be able to fish the Northern Territory. You just need to be aware that they're there and be careful.
If you don't want to fish with crocs you wouldn't be able to fish the Northern Territory. You just need to be aware that they're there and be careful.
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You got some cajones Aussie...cause for this Ohio boy, large, hungry lizards are near the top of the "I'm outta here" list.aussiebasser wrote:He's never got a metre fish in Love Creek. 90s are good fish out there. My biggest was 83 on the 8 weight.
If you don't want to fish with crocs you wouldn't be able to fish the Northern Territory. You just need to be aware that they're there and be careful.
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Large hungry lizards, the majority of the worlds deadliest snakes, cancer rays for sunlight, TI(Australia)Tokugawa wrote:You got some cajones Aussie...cause for this Ohio boy, large, hungry lizards are near the top of the "I'm outta here" list.aussiebasser wrote:He's never got a metre fish in Love Creek. 90s are good fish out there. My biggest was 83 on the 8 weight.
If you don't want to fish with crocs you wouldn't be able to fish the Northern Territory. You just need to be aware that they're there and be careful.