What are YOU doing right NOW

[LONEWOLF]

Its well worth a visit when they re-open... Im sure i was there for longer that the 2hrs stated...

LW.....

 

[Mackka]

Just thinking about a few folks that we don't hear from anymore: 7.62mm, Dr. Duck, The Duck, Loamer etc.

 

[Hotrob]

Sitting here with a throbbing foot........ Bloody GOUT

 

[Jaros]

It's not a very nice feeing that's for sure-couldn't even lay a hanky over my toe for a week!!!

 

[Dave's Office]

Right now I'm cleaning up the Office after a great day fishing with brother-in-law Kenny, in Antechamber Bay, we caught some lovely big whiting and a heap of snook. Kenny loves going fishing with me because he always catches plenty of fish, and I like taking him because he always gives me $50 for fuel and we get on really well.

 

[Mackka]

Elbow slappers, beautiful, King George mate? Well done.

 

[RM Outback]

Right now I'm cleaning up the Office after a great day fishing with brother-in-law Kenny, in Antechamber Bay, we caught some lovely big whiting and a heap of snook. Kenny loves going fishing with me because he always catches plenty of fish, and I like taking him because he always gives me $50 for fuel and we get on really well.View attachment 7075View attachment 7076View attachment 7077

That sure looks like you blokes had fun Couldn't help but notice the cover on the motor while you're on the water. Is it while your anchored and fishing for some protection of the motor cowling, obviously not on while motoring

 

[Dave's Office]

The motor cover is just to protect it from scratches mainly RM, probably keeps it from fading through exposure also. It stays on all the time, it's got a open area for air intake, I bought it after I noticed some scratch marks after it had it's first service.

 

[Dave's Office]

It's a 12 mile run in the boat from where I launch at Cape Jervis to Antechamber Bay Mackka, and you have to have the right conditions, especially in a boat as small as mine, but the fishing's great and makes the effort worth while.

 

[Hawkear]

Turning green over here looking at those beautiful big King George whiting. Top of my list as the best tasting fish of all.

 

[Jaros]

They sure are beautiful to eat.

 

[nucopia]

Nice fish Dave

 

[Redfin]

Great whiting, very jealous.

 

[sand surfer]

yum baked whole with a light coating of real butter

 

[Solid Luck]

Ahhh..enjoying the serenity . Nice cool breeze lovely sunshine.

 

[Nanjim]

Sitting in the shade having a smoke and a cool drink….

It’s just hit 40 just a tad warm here ….at Karramindie

 

[Jaros]

I don't like anything over 33C.

 

[Greg_wilson]

43 here in menzies

 

[Dihusky]

Just discovered it's Sunday, retirement's crazy for losing track of days enjoying a coffee and thinking about today; base coat on some plaster, render joints on blueboard or design the chook tractor... tough.... might have another cuppa

 

[user 4386]

43 here in menzies

Ah Menzies - the only place I used to be able to buy Victorian beer north of Kalgoorlie during the nickel boom. Great little place - it was fun catching the train in those days - the station master would contact ahead so the station master's wife farther down the line would put the scones in the oven so that passengers would have fresh scones and tea for passengers on the Leonora- Menzies- Broad Arrow-Kalgoorlie line. It was also the southern limit of salinaland, on my slow route north up the dirt road from Menzies to Sandstone through salt lakes and dunes (and over many bad cattle-ramps - or my caravan thought so)! After a weekend leave in the fleshpots and bright lights of Kalgoorlie). Well, a night out at "The Palace" hotel anyway, followed by a breakfast at the "greasy spoon" across the road.

Towns can be important for so many reasons.....