Thread: Good on you fish and game.

You don't get much for free nowadays, but last weekend te awamutu fish and game ran a free bus from te awamutu to nongataha trout fish hatchery for parents,guardians and children over the age of five. This was a full day trip and the kids were all given a tour of the hatchery, and following this they all caught a trout fly fishing, with the help of the the helpfull and friendly fish and game officers. Most of the f and g people there were giving their time for free. The weather was great, and the trout hungry. I took sakoboy along for the day, and like the rest of the kids he too scored himself a decent trout for a five year old. All the children had to pay five dollars for a day licence just to keep it legal. There we many excited and Happy kids, running about showing off their, for most first ever trout.. After lunch with time to spare we all headed up to the blue lake to fill in the rest of the day. A few of the kids enjoyed the water while the rest played on the beach, even a couple of the adults went for a quick dip, the water temp was still to low to really stay in for long, even tho it was quite a warm and sunny day. It was an outstanding day and everyone had a enjoyable time. Thanks to dave for driving the bus and getting us back by five thirty. Cheers to te awamutu fish and game.

They run a good setup there. Great day it looks like.

Bugger upside down pics grrrr

Originally Posted by sakokid

Bugger upside down pics grrrr

Well you got four right and you know that the man that hasn't made a mistake, hasn't made anything
KH

Shame about the topsy turvey pics if it wasn't so late I'd flip em around for ya. Good on yas!

I tautoko this mate, they do this every year for families and friends, my boy as well as mum and dad love it...

Looks like you all had an awesome day @sakokid

Love their work - looks like the nursery pool fish are big this year.
Couple of good spots across the road where you can replicate this in the river proper.
Good fun eh!!!

Flipped the other pics for ya sakokid and well done you and your boy

Cheers Dundee, thanks for that.

that saves the neck abit