i saw 1 ONE fish that appeared to be breathing, the rest looked like stunned mullets
I've been seeing it advertised regularly on TV
If I was to use it and pulled in a baby dugong, I reckon I'd get punched out and fisheries would seize everything I own and lock me up.
I was expecting some sort of clever sonar guidance system that would home in on a shoal of fish when I saw the name 'Fish Seeker'. A more appropriate name might be something like 'Long Cast'.
Select to expand quotemyscreenname said..
If I was to use it and pulled in a baby dugong, I reckon I'd get punched out and fisheries would seize everything I own and lock me up.
Not if you were a real Aussie.
www.sbs.com.au/food/recipes/dugong-steaks
Lol the claim of latest technology is laughable. Unfortunately depending on what state your in this would be classed as a set line or a long line. They're allowed in NZ. Not as effective as they are marketed as. Australia only has a few beaches where this would be effective. The rest would mean you'd loose your craft to shovel nose sharks n rock shelfs.......
Select to expand quoteCarantoc said..myscreenname said..
If I was to use it and pulled in a baby dugong, I reckon I'd get punched out and fisheries would seize everything I own and lock me up.
Not if you were a real Aussie.
www.sbs.com.au/food/recipes/dugong-steaks
Real aussies can legally hunt dugongs, turtles etc using traditional methods.....
....such as shotguns from tinnies
True story
