Fishing Victoria Forum

Peter Skliros wrote:What a wife, I commend you

Yes I definitely have to get you in touch with my wife and teach her a thing or two! He's a lucky bloke!

It's tough land based this time of year in Melbourne. You could try any of the piers for salmon but you have to time it right. There's always a bream around the dockland (end of central pier seems to be as good as any) but you'll have to get yourself some prawns.

Well done, it's great to hear that there are still some fish left down that way!

That might make sense wolf, it does seem to happen when fishing deeper water and not so much in the shallows so maybe it is linked to that... still petty crappy to have to deal with it, I didn't get the receipt as I had the dealer throw it in with the boat, they didn't even give me the box... it was...

ducky wrote:I'll take it. Can I get it tomorrow?

Sold. I'll PM you for pickup details

It's just 2 levels, top level is where most of the action is and the bottom captures the castings and liquid.

Coincidentally, I'm now selling my worm farm if anyone is interested.

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Moving to Sydney and apparently can't take my worm farm with me so I thought I'd put it up for grabs here so it can go to a good home. The worms are quite large for compost worms, if you feed them regularly they will multiple very quickly, we have been a bit slack on feeding them so they are mostly ...

Yep, I love my Swibo, takes no effort to keep razor sharp and just has the right amount of flex. Bought it at BCF for around $70 I think.

Good news! I dived there a few months ago and the greenlip population sure is healthy so it's good to see it's being looked after for the future!