charlie.hans.fishing

Did anyone else go to the Fishing R Us Roadshow thats been on this Friday/weekend? I went and picked up a couple of new lures, would be interested to hear what anyone got if they went?
Cheers Hamish

Good report Lil Peep.
Thanks for sharing.

Very well written. 
 
42 is a good fish. 
What was the bait of choice? 
 

Congrats on the bream Lil Peep

Congrats on the bream Lil Peep

Congrats on the bream Lil Peep

Congrats on the bream Lil Peep

Hello my fellow anglers,
I had an incredible day on the Brisbane River yesterday while the kids were at school, and I can't wait to share the thrilling story of my latest catch with you. I was out on my trusty boat, anchored at one of my secret spots along the riverbank, just as the sun began to set, casting a warm, golden glow over the water.
The conditions were perfect, and I had a hunch that something special was lurking beneath the surface. I cast my line out, letting it drift with the current, and settled into my usual routine of waiting and watching. The breeze gently rustled the leaves on the trees, and the water made soothing sounds as it lapped at the boat's edge. It's moments like these that remind me why I fell in love with fishing all those years ago.
Then, suddenly, I felt a strong, unmistakable pull on my line. It was unlike anything I'd ever experienced. The reel whizzed, and I knew I was in for a fight. With adrenaline pumping through my veins, I let it run then I tightened the drag and started reeling in, and it felt like the bream was determined to test my skills.
After what seemed like an eternity, I finally glimpsed a flash of silver beneath the water. It was a colossal common bream, easily 42cm in length. My heart was racing as I carefully maneuvered the fish closer to the boat. Every twitch of its tail was a testament to its strength and resilience.
With a practiced hand, I scooped up the massive bream into my net, and there it was—a true river giant. The feeling of triumph and respect for this majestic fish was overwhelming.
I measured and admired it for a moment, taking care to handle the fish gently before releasing it back into the river, where it disappeared into the depths. It was a beautiful, heart-pounding encounter with nature's greatness.
This catch, my friends, was one for the record books, a testament to the wonders that the Brisbane River holds. It's experiences like these that keep me coming back to the water, time and time again, in pursuit of the next unforgettable adventure.
Until next time, tight lines and thrilling moments on the Brisbane River!
Tight lines,
Lil Peep 🌊🎣

Welcome 👍

absolutely don't mind, it's Margies (TLOML) and she won't mind at all, she's off with the Pixies sawing logs atm, but Ill get it in the morning for you 🙂

Do you mind sharing it with me? Because I could never find the right one. Or is it a secret😉

Hi there little Peep. Love your view on fishing. Go get it bream queen!
 

Have a look at Lucky Strike Charters on the Gold Coast.

Welcome aboard.

Welcome aboard certainly. 

Thanks guys, yep, better than not going fishing at all. 

Welcome aboard.
Happy fishing.

welcome aboard Lil Peep 😄,
mind you I do have a great recipe for Crispy fried Bream 😉
 
 

No, it’s bit high standard for us. Lol.

Welcome to the forum Lil Peep.
Plenty of good stuff on here.

Hi there little Peep. Love your view on fishing. Go get it bream queen!
 

Hi there little Peep. Love your view on fishing. Go get it bream queen!
 

Hi there little Peep. Love your view on fishing. Go get it bream queen!
 

Hi there little Peep. Love your view on fishing. Go get it bream queen!
 

Cheers, I used to fish to eat but I felt that it was less fulfilling, as once I had caught enough for me and my hubby I felt like I was wasting my time, but I have since moved on from this primal way of thinking about it and enjoy it more.