NguyenD

Caught this strange fish awhile back. Did NOT do catch and release this time.

I haven't caught a fish in awhile so I think it'll still be pretty even teams, sign me up for southside.

Caught this strange fish awhile back. Did NOT do catch and release this time.

Caught this strange fish awhile back. Did NOT do catch and release this time.

Caught this strange fish awhile back. Did NOT do catch and release this time.

I haven't caught a fish in awhile so I think it'll still be pretty even teams, sign me up for southside.

Haha well looks like this is just about as heated as the real Origin, I'm down with that. Sign me up to fish for the South then!

Hey I live on the south, but I mostly fish out towards Manly/Wynnum most days.

I haven't caught a fish in awhile so I think it'll still be pretty even teams, sign me up for southside.

Haha well looks like this is just about as heated as the real Origin, I'm down with that. Sign me up to fish for the South then!

10 minutes ago, NguyenD said:
I haven't caught a fish in awhile so I think it'll still be pretty even teams, sign me up for southside.

Well, I think you’ll fit right in to the Southside Landlubbers’ team @NguyenD. Just the kind of dirty tactics they would employ. Shame on you trying to join twice! As if the numbers weren’t already grossly skewed towards the South. 

Haha well looks like this is just about as heated as the real Origin, I'm down with that. Sign me up to fish for the South then!

Caught this strange fish awhile back. Did NOT do catch and release this time.

I haven't caught a fish in awhile so I think it'll still be pretty even teams, sign me up for southside.

Caught this strange fish awhile back. Did NOT do catch and release this time.

I haven't caught a fish in awhile so I think it'll still be pretty even teams, sign me up for southside.

That was quite the picture you've painted. Awesome catches!

Hey I live on the south, but I mostly fish out towards Manly/Wynnum most days.

Hey, looking to post and participate in the community here too. Gonna be fishing a lot more in the coming weeks.

Hi everyone, I'm new here (signed up awhile ago but then forgot about it I think) but I've been fishing for a couple years now. I mostly fish kayak but occasionally take the tinny out when the conditions are great. I mostly chase your bread and butter species like bream and flathead and I'm looking to start getting into tournament fishing.
As such I've started a blog where I'll be documenting the things I learn along the way. I've also started building a list of all the fishing tournaments in Australia, I've included the link in my signature if you want to check out the full list. It's only just been setup so I'm still adding new tournaments to the list as I go, and it's all done manually at the moment in my spare time. Not sure if anyone else is interesting in that kind of thing?

Hi everyone, I'm new here (signed up awhile ago but then forgot about it I think) but I've been fishing for a couple years now. I mostly fish kayak but occasionally take the tinny out when the conditions are great. I mostly chase your bread and butter species like bream and flathead and I'm looking to start getting into tournament fishing.
As such I've started a blog where I'll be documenting the things I learn along the way. I've also started building a list of all the fishing tournaments in Australia, I've included the link in my signature if you want to check out the full list. It's only just been setup so I'm still adding new tournaments to the list as I go, and it's all done manually at the moment in my spare time. Not sure if anyone else is interesting in that kind of thing?

An extract from the chances of winning lotto
 
Being struck by lightning
Odds: 1 in 12,000
You have a far greater chance of being struck by lightning than winning Gold Lotto. Now, at the not-so-lucky end of the rainbow, you also have a far greater chance of being hit by lightning than winning the lotto.
Surprisingly, statistics show the chance of being struck by lightning in your lifetime is only one in 12,000.
But can you guess the most common activity people are doing when they are struck?
Fishing.
So, if you don’t mind throwing a line in from time to time, take this as a timely warning.
For all of us though, there are some simple things we can remember during storm season that will reduce the odds. Most of us know not to shelter under tall trees and structures but, just as importantly, you should also make sure you’re not the tallest thing if you’re in an exposed area.
Experts say that if you can see lightning, or hear thunder, even in the distance, you are already at risk. Amazingly, lightning can strike as far as 16km away from a storm. So, if you’re outside and you see the tell-tale rumbling clouds rolling in, it’s time to take cover indoors.
If you are one of the few that are struck by lightning and survive to tell the tale, you can consider yourself very lucky indeed – go ahead and buy yourself a lottery ticket

Hey, looking to post and participate in the community here too. Gonna be fishing a lot more in the coming weeks.

Hi everyone, I'm new here (signed up awhile ago but then forgot about it I think) but I've been fishing for a couple years now. I mostly fish kayak but occasionally take the tinny out when the conditions are great. I mostly chase your bread and butter species like bream and flathead and I'm looking to start getting into tournament fishing.
As such I've started a blog where I'll be documenting the things I learn along the way. I've also started building a list of all the fishing tournaments in Australia, I've included the link in my signature if you want to check out the full list. It's only just been setup so I'm still adding new tournaments to the list as I go, and it's all done manually at the moment in my spare time. Not sure if anyone else is interesting in that kind of thing?

Hi everyone, I'm new here (signed up awhile ago but then forgot about it I think) but I've been fishing for a couple years now. I mostly fish kayak but occasionally take the tinny out when the conditions are great. I mostly chase your bread and butter species like bream and flathead and I'm looking to start getting into tournament fishing.
As such I've started a blog where I'll be documenting the things I learn along the way. I've also started building a list of all the fishing tournaments in Australia, I've included the link in my signature if you want to check out the full list. It's only just been setup so I'm still adding new tournaments to the list as I go, and it's all done manually at the moment in my spare time. Not sure if anyone else is interesting in that kind of thing?