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 Jul 26 2005, 05:33 PM
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Discovery Real Time has lots of fishing but there is another program that may have slipped past peoples radar.
Check out "Fishing for Wild Images" on Discovery T&L (in the News and Documentaries section for Sky viewers) at 10.30 on Thursday nights. Australian fishing without Rex Hunt and the one that I saw really was beautifully shot. -------------------- Species caught in 2008:
Barramundi. p-i-k-e-y sea bream. Indian sea catfish. Guitarfish. Mangrove Jack. Mahseer. Squid (Not strictly a fish but it took a lure !). Emporer Sweetlip. Black Spot Snapper. Moray eel. Spangled Emperor. Bluecheek silver grunt. Yellow striped emperor. Vanikoro sweeper. Pike. Perch. Brown trout. Chub. Atlantic salmon. |
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Jul 27 2005, 12:50 AM
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Australian fishing without Rex Hunt can only be an improvement
-------------------- As no man is born an artist, so no man is born an angler. Izaac Walton
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Jul 27 2005, 02:44 AM
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I actually quite like old Rexy but may the good lord spare us any more repeats ! Especially of the shows that are one third cookery lesson.
I don't like some of the stuff he does (he really should be taught the merits of a decent disgorger for a start) but he's really putting the case for recriational fishing in Australia and putting out the noses of the part time netters in the process. Track down his website and have a look at some of the conservation stuff he's been involved with. It's more than a little impressive, not only because of the current stuff but because he almost single handedly imported the idea of catch and release into Aus. -------------------- Species caught in 2008:
Barramundi. p-i-k-e-y sea bream. Indian sea catfish. Guitarfish. Mangrove Jack. Mahseer. Squid (Not strictly a fish but it took a lure !). Emporer Sweetlip. Black Spot Snapper. Moray eel. Spangled Emperor. Bluecheek silver grunt. Yellow striped emperor. Vanikoro sweeper. Pike. Perch. Brown trout. Chub. Atlantic salmon. |
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