Aussie trout

[Funchy]

Gday fellow fishers from the other side of the globe

Just thought I would shoot through a vid of what some of the trout fishing is like down this end. No it's not me in the vid (and no it's not Ned Kelly either)

And also, I don't condone how he handles the fish, but if you can put that aside its a well shot vid, some nice fish and beautiful country side he is fishing in.

Hope you are all enjoying the warmer weather. We are just coming into our winter here. Today it is expected to drop to 72F. Time to break out the hoody hahahhaa

Cheers and beers to all

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=7u7vBPko9CM
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[TubeDude]

[#0000FF]Pretty fish. But hard for us yanks to deal with seeing brook trout caught from streams edged with eucalyptus trees instead of pine trees.

Would be interested in knowing the altitude and the water temperature of that stream.
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[mojorizing]

He is kind of man handling the trout isn't he. And he turns it into a LMB. Even cooler.
Other than that, you guys down under and neighbor NZ have some beautiful places to fish.
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[Funchy]

Yeah Mojo
I thought twice about putting the link up because of that (hence my comment) but like you say it's such a beautiful spot down here ;-)

I fish saltwater as I live right on the ocean but really miss my freshwater Utah fishing. I have to get my fix through the tube ;-)
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[LOAH]

Really cool video. I'm not offended by his handling. He seemed to care about the fish enough.

The lip gripper is kind of funny to see used on a trout, but it certainly keeps the battle at the hand shorter.

I've seen pics of some pig brookies from Australia. Some lake that starts with J. Long name, can't quite remember.

Cool vid, Funchy! Thanks for checking in on us.
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[Funchy]

Hey Loah
Hope you're doing well old mate

Was the water body in question Jindabyne? If so that is up in our snowy mountain district in Southern Australia. It is how to our largest mountain (mt Kosiosko-8,500 feet or there abouts) a bump really compared to the beautiful mountains of te Uintas

There is a large lake there (lake Jindabyne) and it hold some great trout. There are many feeder rivers and cricks around those parts. A stunning peice of earth that's for sure.
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[TyeDyeTwins]

Where are your fishy reports? You owe us a more than a few by now.[]

Glad to see your still looking at the Utah board every once and a while.
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[LOAH]

Yes, Jindabyne!

The people with the pics called it "Jindy".

I would LOVE to fish for trout on every continent.
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[Funchy]

[quote TyeDyeTwins]Where are your fishy reports? You owe us a more than a few by now.[]

Glad to see your still looking at the Utah board every once and a while.[/quote]

Yeah been a bit slack that's for sure mate

I will get some up here soon.

Been keeping an eye on you boys. Love your reports. That one from Deer Creek, though not heaps of fish, was great. Brought back memories as that was the main body of water I fished while I lived there.

Cheers and beers boys!!
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[flygoddess]

Pretty cool movie in 2006 by the same name. Ought to check it out.
I couldn't watch this whole video Funchy, but what I did see is absolutely beautiful.
My Guitar player went to Aussie for a visit and still talks about it. I would love to see it.
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[mactuna]

Very nice
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