Thread: Fishing tomorrow!

Originally Posted by Pengy

@Gibo.
Good to see you taught the girls well about health n safety and all that jazz

Seriously Pengy who's looking at the kid?
I didn't even see the little one in the bottom pic until at least an hour of looking😁

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Good one,she be hook for life now,yay.

Lets go!!!! 108 knots at White Island right now

Taking the boat to kawhia tomorrow for the Easter weekend fishing competition weather forecast is for scattered showers so it won't be too miserable sleeping in the tent for 3 nights and won't be too bad being on the boat the comp is inside the harbour only.

Originally Posted by hunter308

Taking the boat to kawhia tomorrow for the Easter weekend fishing competition weather forecast is for scattered showers so it won't be too miserable sleeping in the tent for 3 nights and won't be too bad being on the boat the comp is inside the harbour only.

I have no idea where you are talking about but just be careful of the cyclone ay,spost to hit us south fri morning but just be careful out there anyway ay mate

Originally Posted by veitnamcam

I have no idea where you are talking about but just be careful of the cyclone ay,spost to hit us south fri morning but just be careful out there anyway ay mate

Kawhia is on the west coast in the waikato been following the forecasts and rain radars cyclone is well away from that area.

Calm as in TP now

Look what happens when you nelson lads do too much fishing & not enough hunting
Runaway deer make new home in Nelson cemetery

JONATHAN CARSON
Last updated 16:34, April 21 2017

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Bryce Buckland rounded up six of the runaway deer at Marsden Valley Cemetery on Wednesday.



Gun-toting poachers are being warned not to be tempted by runaway deer that have taken up residence in a Nelson cemetery.
Nelson conservationist Bryce Buckland said he spotted the red deer at Marsden Valley Cemetery on Wednesday morning.
He said up to 16 deer had been seen and there were hoofprints where it's believed they had jumped a fence into the property.
Councillor Brian McGurk said it was understood the deer had been "coming and going" for the past two weeks.
READ MORE: Police spend two hours deer-stalking in Stoke

"Reports are that they are moving around the general Marsden Valley area."
It was not yet known where they came from, but there was understood to be a deer farm in the valley.
Council strategy and environment group manager Clare Barton said council had been in touch with local landowners to establish ownership of the deer.
"Council is currently investigating options to deal with the situation."

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McGurk said council staff had been speaking with the "probable" owners of the deer about trying to relocate them.
The council had warned hunters that shooting a deer in a populated area was "completely out of the question".
"The deer are roaming in a built up area. It is a significant safety hazard to use firearms and to do so would be a police matter.
"The shooting of deer in an urban or urban fringe area is completely out of the question and is obviously extremely dangerous."
McGurk said the deer could also damage vegetation in the cemetery.
The discovery of deer in the cemetery came after a stag sparked a two-hour hunt through the streets of Stoke on April 1.
Police were able to chase the stag back into the hills.
The council is looking into the possibility that the runaway deer are from the same herd as the stag.

Originally Posted by Munsey

Look what happens when you nelson lads do too much fishing & not enough hunting
Runaway deer make new home in Nelson cemetery

JONATHAN CARSON
Last updated 16:34, April 21 2017

• 1

Bryce Buckland rounded up six of the runaway deer at Marsden Valley Cemetery on Wednesday.



Gun-toting poachers are being warned not to be tempted by runaway deer that have taken up residence in a Nelson cemetery.
Nelson conservationist Bryce Buckland said he spotted the red deer at Marsden Valley Cemetery on Wednesday morning.
He said up to 16 deer had been seen and there were hoofprints where it's believed they had jumped a fence into the property.
Councillor Brian McGurk said it was understood the deer had been "coming and going" for the past two weeks.
READ MORE: Police spend two hours deer-stalking in Stoke

"Reports are that they are moving around the general Marsden Valley area."
It was not yet known where they came from, but there was understood to be a deer farm in the valley.
Council strategy and environment group manager Clare Barton said council had been in touch with local landowners to establish ownership of the deer.
"Council is currently investigating options to deal with the situation."

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McGurk said council staff had been speaking with the "probable" owners of the deer about trying to relocate them.
The council had warned hunters that shooting a deer in a populated area was "completely out of the question".
"The deer are roaming in a built up area. It is a significant safety hazard to use firearms and to do so would be a police matter.
"The shooting of deer in an urban or urban fringe area is completely out of the question and is obviously extremely dangerous."
McGurk said the deer could also damage vegetation in the cemetery.
The discovery of deer in the cemetery came after a stag sparked a two-hour hunt through the streets of Stoke on April 1.
Police were able to chase the stag back into the hills.
The council is looking into the possibility that the runaway deer are from the same herd as the stag.

Yea I like my firearms license ay.

got 20 something flounder Wednesday

I don't see any tags

Bloody fantastic forcast all weekend.....whos getting out?

I'm out!

Who's got a live capture trap....

Metservice called this 5 out of 10 . What you think ?

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