Noodling finds

[robbiegal]

yummy
i can smell and taste those fish right now
we had 'fresh' filleted flathead the other  night (from the fish shop but the guy reckoned they were fresh in from the coast)
tasted great too

[trout]

That's it you buggers all this talk of sea food has got me drooling.
Time to break out the prawns and scallops ( hope the missus doesn't mind crumbing the buggers):angel::yahoo:
Isn't it amazing how :off_topic: we get when the taste buds take over :diablo: :laugh2:

[robbiegal]

i just boiled up a bunch of huge tiger prawns that hubby grabbed for me this morning
at woolies of all places & aussie ones too (we only buy aussie ones)
got them cooling in the fridge and i'm starving here - ha ha

[keldaw]

went out again today and got 3 more flatheads and this one on the line too ..  ,, kel ,,

[robbiegal]

gawd
green with envy
i haven't had mud crab for years

the local fish shop used to get live ones down from Dawrin and i'd grab the odd one
but they haven't had them in for a long time now

cold mudcrab lettuce & tomato sanga made with fresh bread
love it

i'm goanna come and visit you Kel
just point me in the direction of the fridge!!

[ausjack]

KEL...MATE  :friends:

[trout]

went out again today and got 3 more flatheads and this one on the line too .. ,, kel ,,

:drooling::drooling:
My favourite seafood after Cherabin :good:

[robbiegal]

cherabin??

[enworb]

We dont get mudcrabs here in SA but the blueys are out and about although a bit slow this year. Flathead isnt the most fun fish to catch, a bit of a dead weight i find, but IMO the nicest eating fish out there.
I just noticed also that in a noodling thread we now have two complete ppages filled with fishing lol maybe there is a link between noodling and fishing, the thrill of the catch.

[trout]

maybe there is a link between noodling and fishing, the thrill of the catch.

Indeed there ,is the thrill of the hunt and the utter enjoyment of the catch is pretty much the same as hunting down a particular coin and snagging it:yahoo:
Numismatics and fishing require patience, skill and education.
IMHO they go hand in hand and that is why so many collectors are also avid fishermen :good:

[Goldseeker]

There is only one BIG difference.   One cannot eat COINS.[/size]

[trout]

There is only one BIG difference.   One cannot eat COINS.[/size]

You had better tell that to the grandkids, the little buggers are always putting things in their mouths :laugh2::laugh2:

[keldaw]

i have a neice who had a son ,born in 1986 , the $ 2.00 coin came out in 1988 , ok  , he was 2 years old when he swollowed a new
 $ 2.00 coin she gave him for an ice cream when they got to maccas
 they rushed him to hospital , but ws told it would pass through him , and she had to check for the next 3 days , after 3 days no go , so back to the hospital for xrays , coin still there , so removed by some how making him bring it back up .. ok , gave them the coin back in the little bottle , sometimes used for other things , they still have it at home and still in the bottle , that coin is completely black  , black as black can get , never seen anything like it ..       ,, kel ,,

   this is a true story ..

[Fulvio]

Moral of the story is, don't dip your coins in stomach acid!

[ausjack]

cherabin??

Sorry Robbie I meant to tell you earlier but I get lost easy sorry..they're big freshwater river prawns mate :good:

And cool story Kel..see trout, and this is just one story how many other, how many and what was the cause again..he would have just shreaded the paper note :yahoo: but these plastic suckers might be a different story :scratch_one-s_head: