http://www.piscatorialworshippers.com.au/forums/blog.php Fishing forums with out the politics. en Sun, 20 May 2012 18:16:09 GMT vBulletin 60 http://www.piscatorialworshippers.com.au/forums/images/misc/rss.jpg http://www.piscatorialworshippers.com.au/forums/blog.php http://www.piscatorialworshippers.com.au/forums/blog.php?b=4 Thu, 31 Mar 2011 07:28:53 GMT It's that time of year for the barra to go off!:D
But wait!:eek:
There is a low depression over the top end!:(
Maybe it's a late run-off????:mad: ]]> Stinky http://www.piscatorialworshippers.com.au/forums/blog.php?b=4 http://www.piscatorialworshippers.com.au/forums/blog.php?b=3 Mon, 16 Aug 2010 14:18:33 GMT For me the winter is about my non-fishing obsession, Skiing. But for many of us its simply a new phase of the continuing fishing year. In FNQ where... For me the winter is about my non-fishing obsession, Skiing. But for many of us its simply a new phase of the continuing fishing year. In FNQ where winter sees the mucury dip to 22-23 Deg during the day, fishing during winter yields bream, tailor and jewfish. Whilst in WA there is tailor and more Jewies.

Here in Victoria, the fishing is a little more hard work with some seriously cold temps and the windy month of August. The fishing thins a bit, but there are sharks, the odd resident snapper, gars, the ubiquitous flathead and some great freshwater to get into.

Over the cold months we tend to leave the junior anglers at home and forget that they have the passion as much as we do. Some simple ways to keep the kids interested over winter is to go to a trout farm or a sunset session on a local pier.

The other way to keep your head in that fishing space is to find a project for your boat. A new sounder or patch up that tear in the seat you made last summer landing that snapper.

Overall we have a great year round menu to chase and whilst we have to work that bit harder, it makes the catch all the sweeter.

So hang in there and before long, we will loading up the boat and heading out again. ]]> pwadmin http://www.piscatorialworshippers.com.au/forums/blog.php?b=3 http://www.piscatorialworshippers.com.au/forums/blog.php?b=2 Tue, 20 Apr 2010 12:57:31 GMT I work in a large team about 80 people all up, spread over many cities but all still one team. It wasnt till a work mate mentioned to me today in... I work in a large team about 80 people all up, spread over many cities but all still one team. It wasnt till a work mate mentioned to me today in passing that he was building a hoby yak and he was fitting side scan fish finding kit on it, before we both relised we are both of the mad keen kind. Then with in a moment there were two other guys I work with on a daily basis that were made keen as well. So the question I ask... is how well do you really know your work mates. How many of us sit next to another mad keen fisho... ]]> grant http://www.piscatorialworshippers.com.au/forums/blog.php?b=2 http://www.piscatorialworshippers.com.au/forums/blog.php?b=1 Fri, 16 Apr 2010 12:49:54 GMT Well we have a big flash new home and loads of content still to be put up. We have a bleeding edge content managment system. We even have more active... Well we have a big flash new home and loads of content still to be put up. We have a bleeding edge content managment system. We even have more active users then ever before.

The very core of this is still the members, so as if we were going back to start the site again.. I ask one question to all members. What would YOU like to see.

I mean to ask for anything. Dont think about money, effort or size. this is a one off chance.

Suggestions. ]]> grant http://www.piscatorialworshippers.com.au/forums/blog.php?b=1