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On 17/03/2022 at 1:53 PM, Hweebe said:
I remember last season after each one of their very few wins i would be hyped and they would severely let me down with a dismal performance the week after. Will this be a more gritty and resilient broncos team? I like how Capewell brings some premiership and origin experience to the team.
try to imagine how the ever loyal Doggie and Warrior fan feels... season after season, after season at least the Bronco's fans have only had to suffer utter heart break for 2 seasons since 1988...
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here we go again... good luck
Round Two
The times listed are eskimo daylight saving times... subtract 1 hour for Qld time
Thursday, March 17Storm vs. Rabbitohs, AAMI Park 8:05pm
Friday, March 18
Dragons vs. Panthers, Nestrata Jubilee Stadium 6pm
Roosters vs. Sea Eagles, Central Coast Stadium 8:05pm
Saturday, March 19
Titans vs. Warriors, Cbus Super Stadium 3pm
Sharks vs. Eels, PointsBet Stadium 5:30pm
Cowboys vs. Raiders, QLD Country Bank Stadium 7:35pm
Sunday, March 20
Knights vs. Tigers, McDonalds Jones Stadium 4:05pm
Bulldogs vs. Broncos, Stadium Australia 6:15pm
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Round One results
Thursday, March 10
Panthers 28 vs. 6 Sea Eagles
no Grand Final hang over for the black cats…
Friday, March 11
Raiders 24 vs 19. Sharks
This turned into an ify-ify ( that means boring at times, for me) grinding game, the Raiders came out of the blocks to hold an 18-6 lead at half time.
All up it was the usual type of performance both these teams, have offered over the last few seasons…
Broncos 11 vs. 4 Rabbitohs
Well, that was an unexpected result for most…. just take a moment, and take in the fact…. both teams played without Reynold’s….Saturday, March 12
Roosters 6 vs. 20 Knights
hmmm. another- fancy that resultWarriors 16 vs. 28 Dragons
it’s a bit hard for the Dragon’s fans to know what the season holds for them.. after al,l we all know the Warriors may or may not turn up on the day…Tigers 16 vs. 26 Storm
Round 1.. the Storm, again!Sunday, March 13
Eels 32 vs. 28 Titans
Coaching quote… ‘defence, defence, defence’!. entertaining viewing…
on that display, will the Titan fans be in for a good season 2022Cowboys 4 vs. 6 Bulldogs
what to think….. I don’t know……
For me the 2 best viewing games played this weekend, were the NRL Eels 32 v 28 Titans and the NRLW Broncos 22 v 18 Dragons… both hard fought with plenty of talent and skills on display- kmcrosby78, Drop Bear, Old Scaley and 2 others
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On 09/03/2022 at 9:13 PM, Old Scaley said:
Not sure how Eric Grothe snuck into the team ahead of Brent Tate
I'm thinking Wally is a little over tired because of his media commitments and the new love life, and he was thinking of Eric Grothe snr
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Origin is still away off, but Wally's fired the first salvo
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6 hours ago, Angry51 said:
Gad, Was that Storm tip also for Brian.
Cause he'll probably tip the Tigers.
"silly fellow "
No, I would never encourage /guide/influence any one, from tipping their own team... after all, who am I to put doubt in the mind of some one who will be kneeling, hands clasped in front, pleading eyes looking to the heaven in desperation and hope....
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Okay, here we go for 2022.
As most will be aware NSW ( from our border down past Sydney and coastal inland areas) is at present having some major Qld type, rain event and devastating flooding that comes with these events. I'm sure all our thoughts are with those affected.
I've checked the NRL site and could not see any venue changes for any of the games this round. May I suggest with the continuing rain and flooding down there, we all keep an eye and ear out for the possibility of game venue changes.
Which ever way this goes I 'd have a wild guess and say the known mud larks are all in with a chance.
My big tip for Drop Bear and Greg. Storm, Storm, Storm they have never lost an NRL Round 1 game... YET
Good luck to my fellow tipstersRound One
Thursday, March 10
Panthers vs. Sea Eagles, BlueBet Stadium 8:05pm
Friday, March 11
Raiders vs. Sharks, GIO Stadium 6pm
Broncos vs. Rabbitohs Suncorp Stadium 8:05pm
Saturday, March 12
Roosters vs. Knights, SCG 3pm
Warriors vs. Dragons, Sunshine Coast Stadium 5:30pm
Tigers vs. Storm, CommBank Stadium 7:35pm
Sunday, March 13
Eels vs. Titans, Commbank Stadium 4:05pm
Cowboys vs. Bulldogs, QLD Country Bank Stadium 6:15pm
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RIP ..... Onya Warnie, you fulfilled part of your wish, for passing on.... you were in a bed
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Okay I'm registered... let's go 2022
For those interested in the NRLW, their games are played on both Saturday and Sunday, this week end.
I checked the women's form, throughout last Sunday 3 games, gee they're some hot form in their backs.... and it was good to see their forwards, in the games tooTimes listed in the article are eskimo ADST
https://www.sportingnews.com/au/league/news/nrlw-2022-when-is-it-fixture-team-lists-how-to-watch-and-betting-odds/1k7m6j2jcau8k13s3925jqs7sm#:~:text=Each game of the 2022,via Fox Sports and Kayo.EDIT... My bad... Games are only on Sunday for this round
Games will be played and broadcast on Saturday and Sunday from next week end, round 3- ellicat, Angry51 and kmcrosby78
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Well, it's that time... winter Olympics over, now it's time to check out the NRLW, ladies form...
NRLW 2022 kicks off this Sunday
There will be five rounds in the NRLW this year.
Each game of the 2022 season will be broadcast live on free-to-air on Nine's primary channel, and also on Fox Sports and Kayo.The NRLW regular season begins on February 27 2022 and ends March 27 2022.The top 4 teams advance to the semi-finals on April 3, the 2 semi winners will play the NRLW Grand Final on April 10.
https://www.sportingnews.com/au/league/news/nrlw-2022-when-is-it-fixture-team-lists-how-to-watch-and-betting-odds/1k7m6j2jcau8k13s3925jqs7sm#:~:text=Each game of the 2022,via Fox Sports and Kayo.
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Evening Sunny boy, I'm guessing that these rainy days are not your kind of days....
My piscatorial reel arsenal is made up of Okuma spinners and br's, Shimano spinners and baitcasters, ABU Ambassadeur overheads and Alveys... daiwa reels and I had a rocky relationship in the late 70's-early 80's so parting was never regretted
I'm not a reel servicing guru, so my in side reel services are very basic ones, clean out and regrease/oil, bearing, cogs, shafts etc.
all my Okumas have phillips head screws for getting into the workings
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MWpOaD3fbRE
https://www.reelschematic.com/reel-schematics/okuma-reel-schematics/hope this is of some help to you
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Howdy ubnt... I've bought Okuma reels in sizes 20-80 (2000-8000) since the mid 2000's. I have 2 of their 60 size bait feeders/runners, that I bought around 2010, that are still running great... a rinse and clean after use, along regular 6-12 month home services the Okuma range is a bang for buck reel....
The only bad reports I've heard of any Okuma reel has been from those who have never bought/used one and/or by the Richard who abuses every thing he buys and can not reason that everything has it's pre- crap itself limit- Sunny boy, AUS-BNE-FISHO, Angry51 and 1 other
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NRL trials start this week end
https://www.nrl.com/news/2022/02/15/big-name-recruits-and-sons-of-guns-to-step-out-in-trials/?fbclid=IwAR1F_Gff3AiT9Y_jIE9lid9aHFH1PbhRfD0APkiOKHuSQ0s4IDo-LyHuxiE
GO the mighty Dolphins.... oops, I got ahead of my self there- ellicat, kmcrosby78 and Angry51
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Thanks e'cat, for setting up this years tipping comp, I'll be in again. as soon as I finish checking out the winter olympics form of the ladies, I'll register.... I must admit, I'm finding it hard to fully appreciate their form with all that bulky winter gear they wear
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On 21/01/2022 at 8:38 PM, kmcrosby78 said:
...... does everyone have a new favourite female Italian player .......... .
Nah. I don't have favourites, I enjoy the form of all the female players.... from the way they gently hold and massage the 2 balls in one hand to select one, the stretch for the power serve, and the following grunts.... for some reason, the men's side of it just doesn't hold the same interest for me...
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only added advice I will offer on KM's, and Drop Bear's is if you intend to set pots and leave them unattended for any period of time, hide/camoflauge your ropes and tag/float well....
most low life share farmers and their low life rellies, and mates are still on holidays with plenty of time to raid, and/or steal your pots.... sad, but active low life's are part and parcel of life these days
Hope you have rewarding efforts- Drop Bear, Angry51, Old Scaley and 4 others
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while bearing in mind Greg's opening service shot, smack bang down the centerline, t'is with caution and trembling trepidation that I offer... I hope all and families had an enjoyable and safe Chrissy, and wish the same for the coming year...
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9 minutes ago, ellicat said:
When asked how many hooks per line in Qld, Google tells me
"Up to three fishing lines are permitted consisting of a total of six hooks. An artificial fly, lure, bait jig or gang hook is considered equal to one hook. A cross line, drum line, free-floating line or set line is not included as a fishing line. You must be present with the line at all times."
So if you consider a deep dropper as a set line then it doesn't seem to matter ??
Ok, the way the regs are set out they talk to the individual rec fisho... as obvious as the danglers on a Brahman bull
So, I am allowed to fish with up to 3 lines.. rods, hand lines etc with a total of 6 hooks. each rod, handline etc is considered/looked upon as a 'line'
What are not classed as rec fishing lines are cross lines, drum lines, free-floating lines or set lines, therefore they are illegal to use
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Bananananas (always have trouble spelling this word , it's the A's and N's that causes the problem ), hey...
here's a few more things to bring out the 'Dark Ages' jitters in you
https://artsandculture.google.com/story/18-superstitions-from-around-the-world/QQIyTWmzJ9QvLg -
just to keep in touch.... Go the Maroons
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The Sunshine Coast takes in a large area as per 'fishing wise' south of Caloundra to north of Noosa and points east of them...
I lived in Noosaville in the late 80's early 90's, in those times I regularly found good jack numbers between the ferry site going over to North Shore and the mouth of the first lake up river. Also in Weyba creek from the wooden pedestrian bridge at Weyba creek conservation/bridge park up to the area around the Eenie creek bridge, this area I fished from a yak.
Good catches of flatty and whiting are/were found around the mouth/frying pan area with the bonus of good sized grunter bream available along the mangroves of the point leading into The Woods bay... early crack of dawns tide phases also brought on good size trevally in the bay area....
Obviously that was 30 odd years ago but with the structure around those areas results should be there if one works it to the productive tidal phases.
Pop into a local tackle/bait shop up that way and buy some hooks etc and ask what's the go for fishing locally up there.- Old Scaley, ellicat and Angry51
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IMO, in the long term this will be very good for the river itself, from Wivenhoe Dam spillway to the mouth. In 2011 the amount of water quickly released from the dam scoured out the river bed to bed rock in places taking bottom crap/toxin built up over the last century+ out of the river.
This latest rain event/flooding along with the gentler dam releases should have lifted and a lot of the recent bottom deposit that have occured since 2011
Hopefully this adds to a better/healthier river system, and a stronger fishery system.
The added bonus for the avid 'hunter gatherer' fisho will be all the new structure/snags to be checked out and worked over.... in a couple of months with clean river water and good incoming tidal flows getting into the upper reaches the fishing should improve out of sight