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glanyard
Joined: Mon Aug 06, 2007 4:08 pm
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Location: Albany Creek Qld
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 Re: Redclaw JayDee wrote: we spent a week at Lake Dyer just outside Laidley, arriving home last Tuesday week and then headed to Hong Kong for Easter.
Now I had 4 nets out in a very isolated region of the lake and I lost 1 net and the following day another net. Each time I checked the nets there were no Red claw. Some dirty B@#$%&d knocked off my nets and probably my catch.
I will purchase another 2 nets at $8 when we get back home for our winter trip to Cania Gorge etc.
Some really low life on the lake that week.
Jay&Dee Jay&Dee, It is called "share farming"! glanyard
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JayDee
Joined: Thu Jul 21, 2011 2:12 pm
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Location: Logan City Queensland
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Re: Redclaw Well folks!!! the first thing one has to do is catch them.... I had 2 nets stolen and I venture to say ...so was my catch in the other two surviving nets when we camped at Lake Dyer near Laidley Qld.
My message to who it may concern the Mongerals who took my nets, I hope they get food poisoning from the catch.
jay&Dee
Oooops!!!! A senior moment. sorry re the repeat.
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Mally
Joined: Wed Jan 14, 2009 2:43 pm
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Location: Modbury Heights Sth Aust
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Re: Redclaw Pardon my ignorance but what are red claw??? Being a SA person we don't have them but as we are going up to Qld in July and around Hervey Bay we are really keen to fish can anyone help a novice fisherman and wife. Where to go and what to catch
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glanyard
Joined: Mon Aug 06, 2007 4:08 pm
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Location: Albany Creek Qld
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Re: Redclaw Mally wrote: Pardon my ignorance but what are red claw??? Being a SA person we don't have them but as we are going up to Qld in July and around Hervey Bay we are really keen to fish can anyone help a novice fisherman and wife. Where to go and what to catch Yabbies, craw-fish, maron, blue claw, freshwater prawns; I think they are all related. Mr Google should be able to help you out with more information. glanyard
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Cyclone
Joined: Fri Aug 14, 2009 12:37 pm
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Location: Brisbane
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Re: Redclaw JayDee I missed you by two nights. I arrived at Lake Dyer on Thursday. The camp is managed by Donna And a Herb lovely couple.
Herbs people skills are not the best and he is aware of this so he lets Donna do all the dealing with visitors. If you ever have this problem again mention it to Donna. While it is not their problem This sort of thing really fires Herb up and he will be keep an extra eye out. And god help anybody he catches.
Sid
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JayDee
Joined: Thu Jul 21, 2011 2:12 pm
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Location: Logan City Queensland
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Re: Redclaw Sorry we missed you Sid.
agree that Donna is a perfect host.
Nothing was to much of a problem for her.
We worth a visit if in the Brisane region.
jay&Dee
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peanut
Joined: Sat Jul 10, 2010 4:58 pm
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Location: Kingaroy, QLD
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Re: Redclaw Redclaw by the thousands at Lake Boondooma at the moment. One guy even put his tinnie back on his vehicle he said he was catching 50/pot close to camp/shore and only managed 70 between 5 pots further up the lake. He thought he would save on the petrol and just set them close. There were so many up for grabs, people were just giving them away. So no need for any pots  They say it is the same at Lake Barambah as well. Peanut
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Cyclone
Joined: Fri Aug 14, 2009 12:37 pm
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Location: Brisbane
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Re: Redclaw I beleive we should only take what we need.
Sid
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peanut
Joined: Sat Jul 10, 2010 4:58 pm
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Location: Kingaroy, QLD
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Re: Redclaw Cyclone wrote: I beleive we should only take what we need.
Sid I agree with you, but once they are caught, they can't be released. Peanut
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