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geordie41 reacted to diawl bach's post in the thread A few photos of the streams and rivers of North East Victoria, Australia. with
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Snakes 🥶 I'd be very apprehensive of treading on one of Australia's super-venomous if I was out there, have you seen any? Interesting... -
geordie41 reacted to GEK79's post in the thread A few photos of the streams and rivers of North East Victoria, Australia. with Like.
Looks great.. Nice fish too.. 👍
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geordie41 replied to the thread A few photos of the streams and rivers of North East Victoria, Australia..Yep , seen a few snakes on that trip the usual Brown, Tiger and Red Belly black snakes .As long as you have on waders ( my mate in the...
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geordie41 posted the thread A few photos of the streams and rivers of North East Victoria, Australia. in Photo Gallery.
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geordie41 replied to the thread Second World War Novels.King rat by James Clavell is one of my favourites .
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Understanding Rods My Christmas present to the forum. Careful how you unwrap it. This understanding is about modern, single-handed...
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I've wanted to refurbish a cane rod for ages but I've come to the conclusion 3 and 4 weight split cane rods aren't easy to come by...
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If you are interested in split cane fly rods and their history you will find this site interesting- www.splitcaneinfo.com It covers most...
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geordie41 reacted to jc123's post in the thread Test Valley Trout Farming staff kick live fish along floor with Like.
not read that report but sorry PaulID, what commercial trawlers do, or the fact that some farmed fish are in bad shape & conditions...
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Very very happy with my (prescription) Maui Jims.
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Just bought a pair will update once they've been used in anger
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Not sure they were actually ranger but mate had snowbee breathables for 2 years and normally he uses a set every year he is very rough...
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Anyone have any experience with them ?
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geordie41 replied to the thread Best Tippet and price range.Seaguar Grand Max fluorocarbon is pretty much all I use , not the cheapest but always reliable.
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I would argue that this does 'weaken and reduce' the UK's current 'environmental levels of protection' and potentially 'its climate...
