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Mathew, not guilty of either of your accusations buddy. If you knew me you would realise this. The only time we have special exceptions is when we are releasing Bass and Yellowbelly fingerlings into Wivenhoe from our Stocking Group duties for you to catch. Thank you for your SIPS money. It enables us volunteers to do this for you. This stocking season alone we have put 300,000 plus fingerlings in. It saddens me to be accused of something that is simply untrue. Regardless of this, the Somerset Wivenhoe Fish Stocking Association that I am passionately a member of would welcome you to attend one of our regular fingerling drops to see what happens behind the scenes. You may even find it a worthy group to join. We are also actively involved with revegitation with our fisheries and introducing Fish Attraction devices throughout the dams so as you may concede, I'm not a person who speeds around like so many other cowboys who don't care out there. Stay frosty Mathew, it's all good.

Here's a little more on what we do Mathew... ua-cam.com/video/5-GP7cxAX3g/v-deo.htmlsi=tOO7ocLqcngUwcae

Your probably right Max, I haven't returned for a while now.

I know the Mulgowie area, I'm not far away. Beautiful place. I've spent many hours out there just exploring on the bike and on foot. All the feeder creeks house many smaller fish species. Sometimes we overlook just sitting and watching. You are a lucky man living in a small patch of paradise unknown to most.

@@arjaran 40 acres on the range bought in late 80s Logan got bad back then.

@@ScammedbyFolrentinaConchas Alastair, sweet parcel of land for sure. You've had it for a long time. Bet there's some great views!!

Can you please tell me if a few spots at mulga I’m in Laidley and usually fish at dyer or savages at Fernvale

@@liamthompson5061 There's no fishing spots up in the feeder creeks. Just rainbows and aquarium fish. You are better served by fishing anywhere in the upper Brissy river or the Bremer river. I fish Dyer sometimes. I live a few hundred mtrs from it. Plenty of Bass and yellowbellies there. Takes some patience to work out though. I only use lures and soft plastics.

Hi Khaosau, not sure of the timeline that tells when the old bridge was replaced but there's been a few 100 yr floods over the past few decades 😀 The location is Gregors Creek road. The new bridge is recent.

Hi Robert, thanks for encouragement to make more Honda vids. I will be adding more, just time is my enemy right now. Have already captured lots more footage. Congrats on the CRF purchase. Great little bikes and a load of fun. The tank on the back is a 5 ltr. Comes with mounting hardware too. Find any number of suppliers on eBay. Search for Jerry Cans. You will see what I mean. Very handy to have onboard. I can stay out all day now without returning to camp or going to a servo to refuel. Have fun out there buddy and stay safe.

Hi Chris, Wivenhoe is open to boats with 4 stroke outboards and there is a 6 knot speed limit. And of course you need a SIPS permit.

Hi Laith, Gregors creek Bridge. You will find it easily on Google maps.

No real hot tip MV, but 20ft deep diver is the go. Colours are day dependant but usually natural is the go. You could also use any purple lure too. (Personal favourite) Lure selection will change from day to day out where I go mostly. Best just get out there and experiment. Good luck buddy.

@@arjaran thanks very much mate heading out tomorrow for a look!

I'm free Saturday.

I'm in 👍

Still a lot of catties in Somerset but not as many show up in Wivenhoe.

Handy for bailing a flooded kayak as well !!

Just waiting for you mate. Just editing some Wivenhoe footage with much larger fish this time.

Thanks for the tip on the mobile Bob, appreciated. Yep, those state parks are a great place to go exploring. Maybe we will meet up there sometime. 😊

@@arjaran Sorry, But I'm getting a bit old and knackered to go on the trails anymore, I'm stuck down in Redcliffe, close to the doctors that seem to want me to see them a lot 😉. If I understood your map, you must have left the highway at Moore and followed the Brisbane river up to it's source at Mt Stanley, wondering if you got to the state forest and it's lookout tower to the east of Nanango, it's the highest point and you used to be able to climb the tower to get a fantastic view. I remember going there in the '90s and the floor of the tower is just mesh, so you can see straight down, and I'm afraid of heights😁. Happy trails

Hi Bob...small world, I lived in Margate for 13 odd yrs. Moved out to the Lockyer Valley to retire a couple of years ago. Yep, you picked the right route. The fire tower is right near the Peachtrees camp, that's where I prefer to stay as it is right in the middle of all the trails and tracks. The fire tower is closed and having major work done to it at present. It's a long climb up there.

@@arjaran Small world indeed, I picked up your channel from your comment on Paul's My mini home workshop, who I've been chatting with in his comment section and he's from the Bris Southside😊.

Paul has been a friend for years. Mostly fishing related.

Hahaha....sorry mate. Life is good.

Hi Cuz......it's all about the fun these days :)

Anytime when your over here mate.

Hi Brad, about 10 cars went past, only a young lady stopped. What's with some people!! I agree.....the State Forests are a treasure trove of free riding options up there. I have so much more to explore.

Hi Maurice , if it was a windy day, there could have been a lot worse.

Hello Wilma, lovely to hear from you. Fire wasn't to bad really, no wind so no fast spreading. Hope to catch up with you good folk soon.

Thanks for the encouraging words John. Sorry I missed your post earlier. There is some nice country around SE Qld.

Thanks Roman..... I try to keep life interesting 😊

Thanks ✌️

There's still life in these older body's Phil. 😅

Hi Roman, lots happening including some vid editing software. All fixed now so new vids coming soon. See the latest here: ua-cam.com/video/ROuSgZYPXUk/v-deo.html

Hi Bryan, no bullies up that far. Mt Crosby weir is the barrier for them.

@@arjaran cheers bro, I managed to snag a couple in the Pine 2 weeks ago, I've posted a vid of one of them 👍

@@bryanp4827 I'll take a look later tonight.

Yep, small bass is better than no bass !

Wish you lived closer mate.

Totally agree Bradley. Thanks for your confirmation on tyre pressures. Glad you liked the ride-along. There's so many more places to discover out there.

Not a bad app hey Bradley!!

Glad you enjoyed it

Hi Andrew, I assume you live around the area 😊 It's great out here....agreed.

Hi Bradley and thanks for popping in, appreciated. I was preaching to the converted in your case 😂

@@arjaran …….. can I hear an “amen”? 😎

I didn't know that Triumph was assembled in Thailand Paul. All a part of larger manufacturers going where labour is cheaper.

Hi Phil, those pinnacles i think would be Mt Barney National Park. We rode the outskirts of it after fixing the puncture. Yes, everything is easier to fix back in the garage at home LOL.

@@bradmcalister7561 Thanks mate 👍

Hi Roman.....it just slipped out :) At least you watched it until the end.

@@arjaran 😂 sense of humour, i like it😂😂

Traction control works a treat for us inexperienced dirt riders Paul. Some of the more playful riders will prefer to just switch off and rely on thier learned experience.

I agree mate. Mine too. Until we go for muddy tracks, then all bets are off.