Trip Reports • QLD: Peel island 5-7 May
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Re: QLD: Peel island 5-7 May
Fun times gr8 pics
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Re: QLD: Peel island 5-7 May
Great photos mate, that water looked beautifully clear.
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Re: QLD: Peel island 5-7 May
looks like a great trip, good to see you make the most of the good weather and leave some fish for the rest of us!
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Re: QLD: Peel island 5-7 May
The weather was unbelievable.
The company extraordinary.
The setting idyllic.
Andy has the skills and the yak.
Grinner's stinker rules.
Who cares about the fishin'?
Fab photos Alex...thanks for organising it.
K1
The company extraordinary.
The setting idyllic.
Andy has the skills and the yak.
Grinner's stinker rules.
Who cares about the fishin'?
Fab photos Alex...thanks for organising it.
K1
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Whaler 1.5m; Tailor 65cm; Bream 43cm; Jew 82 cm;Snapper 85cm; Flathead98 cm; Estuary cod55cm; Spotted mackeral96 cm; Papuan trevally120 cm & 20 kg; Barracuda100 cm; Spanish77 cm; Longtail tuna120 cm (15 kgs); 2 X Sting rays, one got me (twice) 175 cm
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Re: QLD: Peel island 5-7 May
great trip alex. weather was unbelievably good. probably too good as i think some chop improves the fishing.
a few pics, the cold nite(brr must have got down to 12 or 13) reminded me to post some stuff on CO poisoning which i'll do in a separate thread.
a few pics, the cold nite(brr must have got down to 12 or 13) reminded me to post some stuff on CO poisoning which i'll do in a separate thread.
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Re: QLD: Peel island 5-7 May
Nice Photo story!
I've been "off" the bay a little of late, saying evil things like "Fishing in the mud", the reality is, as proven by you guys, its not true, obviously the Bay produced some very clear water.
Lets hope we all get more trip like that ..... well maybe with more fish coming alone as well.
I've been "off" the bay a little of late, saying evil things like "Fishing in the mud", the reality is, as proven by you guys, its not true, obviously the Bay produced some very clear water.
Lets hope we all get more trip like that ..... well maybe with more fish coming alone as well.
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Re: QLD: Peel island 5-7 May
Wait one second!
Is that a wasp attacking a spider? How could you sleep on the same island with that?

We've got tarantula hawks (wasps) here that do that. It's quite a battle royale when you happen to see it. What are they called there?
Excellent trip, you guys scored some great conditions. Thanks for posting it up. I'm envious.
Is that a wasp attacking a spider? How could you sleep on the same island with that?

We've got tarantula hawks (wasps) here that do that. It's quite a battle royale when you happen to see it. What are they called there?
Excellent trip, you guys scored some great conditions. Thanks for posting it up. I'm envious.
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Re: QLD: Peel island 5-7 May
Zed
The spiders are called huntmans and are harmless to humans and Zeds, and are common in Australia.
Don't know about the wasp, but it was big. It killed the spider and easily dragged the it across large (relative to it's size) sandunes. As you have witnessed, it was entertaining.
It undoubtedly had a decent sting, but didn't worry us, other than just having to be careful walking barefoot around the campsite.
Trevor
The spiders are called huntmans and are harmless to humans and Zeds, and are common in Australia.
Don't know about the wasp, but it was big. It killed the spider and easily dragged the it across large (relative to it's size) sandunes. As you have witnessed, it was entertaining.
It undoubtedly had a decent sting, but didn't worry us, other than just having to be careful walking barefoot around the campsite.
Trevor
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