does any body know of any rivers in
isbane or rockhampton<
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>lewis-
somerset dam
i have caugh togas in small lagoons up this way, there is both types within the rockhampton, CQ area, so really pick a puddle, attach a float, and crayfish as bait , have a beer! and enjoy the waiting game......hope its not a catty or turtle ,lol Mick, Rockhampton<
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>Tanganyikan pics here<
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thanks guys,<
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>i thought that somerset dam was more up towards cairns<
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>but yeh...lol ill pick a puddle<
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>im goin up 2 rocky on thursday night. <
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>does any one know if there legal to take back home to
issy?<
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>p.s im flying so i wont be able to car transport it.<
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>thanks,<
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Ummm id be thinking any Toga you do get will be at least 30cm and at that size they wild they Hate to travel and they Hate tanks and they Hate beind turned to tank fish and they Hate humans for that matter lol sorry but i have tryed myself and got not very far with the idea they are kind of cheep at the moment to.<
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>Tim. Im in the northern suberbs you can email me jet_li_69@hotmail.com
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>somerset dam is about 2hrs west-ish from
isbane,<
>cheers Ash
Remember the 50cm min size limit and one in possession. Probably not worth your effort... I''ll second that it would be cheaper and less hassel to just buy a tank raised fish.<
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>Around Bris there are self sustaining populations in Hinze and Borumba. Other dams have them, but they are a very rare catch.