A satisfying trip out, Jason, for the viewers too! You kept saying this species with bread, that species with bread - I wanted to fillet, fry, and onto a slice of bread, each species, and for a rating how each one tastes, with your selected sliced baked grain product! Necessitates a frypan, portable gas stove, second loaf of bread to that of the bait and berley, and tweezers for the de-boning. The fish plucks, big organs, can go to the cormorant and pelican, the rest of the guts into the garden beds, so the locals can enjoy the aroma. Of the subsequent flowers. I'm imagining fishing, cooking, gold panning and fossicking for gems, relics and fossils, maybe not all in one decathlon episode, but combination adventures to see how many can be squeezed into a parameter, squid and squid fossils, Swiss-French relics with said culture's mushrooming recipes, ideate and pack accordingly, so one may take off prepared when the inspiration takes hold. We've packed 3 large rucksacks, so all's needed is a tent, portable power and electric blanket. 😂 I keep having to reopen the rucksacks to remember what I'd packed into each, ought put lists onto luggage tags. There's hundreds of kilometres away from the things you've forgotten not easily bought after hours of a weekend in the country! Cheers from Gabi of comfortably Fountain Lakes, Narre Warren (although they filmed at Southland, us outer suburbs are too scruffy to be seen around, except maybe not for Sharon Strzelecki, yeah, nah...🏐)

@InSearchOf...Australia

Ай бұрын

Lol…you now have me thinking is it possible to achieve that decathlon of topics. Tweezers, buckets and sieves are multi-purpose so that may reduce the sacks from three to two. I can say that bream taste better than blackfish which taste better than mullet. The bread used to catch them is the cheapest nastiest highly processes white death variety so I’d get a nicer loaf for eating. Glad you liked the change in topic.

Nice to get fish even though the weather was a bit cold, although those overcast days are better than too sunny. Great job

@InSearchOf...Australia

Ай бұрын

Yes, the overcast days extend your dusk/dawn period somewhat. Not a fan of rain with wind which, fortunately for me, the wind was lacking. Cheers.

Love fishing mate. Just don't get to do enough of it. All my other hobbies get in the way lol.

@InSearchOf...Australia

Ай бұрын

Lol…it gets like that. I find fishing similar to fossicking. It’s just being out there in the elements with the possibility of getting something being satisfying enough.

Good videos mate.

@InSearchOf...Australia

Ай бұрын

Cheers. Still feels like there’s room to refine them. Glad you like it.

Hey mate, are you camping here? Would be great to meet you for a chat?

@InSearchOf...Australia

Ай бұрын

I was. However, I’m off to Vivid then home. I will be back very soon. The run of luderick (blackfish) beckons me to return very very soon. Likely to be in two weeks.

@scottpearce4072

Ай бұрын

Looking forward to seeing you chase a few blackfish soon, great way to spend some time on the water chasing blackfish. Nice to chat with ya the other morning out the bush I hope ya day worked out well and the just as a note that creek down the bottom of the hill did have colour although not a lot but I’m sure with some effort a decent pocket would hold a few nice size pieces.

@InSearchOf...Australia

Ай бұрын

@@scottpearce4072 Cheers. Was great chatting to you as well. Sounds like you had more luck than me. You'll note I reference our meeting in the latest video.