Fishing (audio: the fishing hat story)
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Murndal. |
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Walk from Parringtons down to the Wannon. |
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No one went there because all the gates were locked. |
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Ballie would get 'Red Fin' up to 3 pounds from through the summer time. |
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2 o'clock was best in the afternoon when they came on the bite. |
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After he got a 'feed' he came home because they were no refrigerators or freezers at that time. |
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In winter he fished for eels. |
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Ballie cooked the 'Red Fin' by using flour, egg and bread crumbs cooking them in hot fat. |
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He got 'Rainbow Trout' from the Konongwotong Reservoir using a spinner and mudeyes. One night he got eight. |
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Ballie loves fishing at the Glenelg. The biggest Mulloway he got was a 20 pounder down at the mouth. He also gets heaps of bream there. 7 hp Evinrude motor and 12 foot boat. Tony Hutchins still goes with him. |
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audio (Cap story: Roy Tippett, Sid - all the huts had to be shifted. The hat fell in and returned 4 hours later - the salt water shrunk it) |