NPD 2710/22

[rayke1938]

Went to NPD today as Hinze still closed. Slow day today with only 5 bass and one yella.  water murky to as far as the fig tree and Rick described " too thick to drink and too thin to plow" Fish were scattered but all caught at 18 ft depth in scattered locations. Plenty of swans and dragon flies.

[Neil Stratford]

Nice clean looking yellowbelly Ray, 

You should have put a hook through a couple of those dragon flies and send them down.

Well done 

regards

Neil

[ellicat]

Why do eagles make their nests in dead trees ?

[benno573]

2 hours ago, ellicat said:

Why do eagles make their nests in dead trees ?

Is this the start of a joke…?

have seen how much water is flowing out via young’s crossing the last two mornings on the way to work, hope the turbidity improves soon so you can either catch some fish or plant out a fresh summer crop, preferably the first one.

[AUS-BNE-FISHO]

Nice work Ray. Shame about the lack of fish. 

[Bob9863]

Nice solid little yella there, I reckon they are the best eating at that size. 

[kmcrosby78]

1 hour ago, benno573 said:

Is this the start of a joke…?

Had me stumped too - had to go back and re-read it and look for a clue on what he was talking about ....... thankfully he isn't (totally) losing his mind ...... .

[Dinodadog]

12 hours ago, ellicat said:

Why do eagles make their nests in dead trees ?

Its a case of the best view of the area, its amazing as the first few branches for the nest we would be hard up carrying .them.

[Angry51]

14 hours ago, ellicat said:

Why do eagles make their nests in dead trees ?

That's where they lay their eggs and hatch the chicks.