Murray crayfish opening 2022
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- Опубліковано 31 тра 2022
- Catching big crayfishing is something that I look forward to every winter. With Murray crayfish, even the small ones are big. They are prehistoric and awesome.
A very large American crawfish, or Australian yabby is still much smaller than an undersize Murray crayfish. In some parts of Australia they are called freshwater lobster.
Just as some people like to practice catch and release fishing with many species of sportfish, I love practicing it with Murray crayfish.
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Good video robbie
@@charlierodda8416 Thanks so much Charlie.
Love watching these vids for giant crayfish. Native signal crayfish where I live ate just a bit bigger than common yabbies.
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According to a government website you can catch marron in the Murray River. Is there a place where you can catch both?
Great videos …. Where do you get your nets from? Is a single loop better than a double loop net?
Nothing like a still river first thing in morning, thanks for sharing with us fella,HIT THE LIKE PEOPLE
Tha k you so much mate. It really is a beautoful place to be at daybreak.
WHO are the like people?
Absolutely love a little fire by the bank. Nothing better for warmth and moral than a nice warm camp fire!
I agree Rhys. There's something about a fire that mesmerises me. Super relaxing.
@@robbiefishing 10000% agree robbie, especially on those soggy winter mornings. Almost makes the fire better! haha
You went cray-cray for Murray crays!
Haha As I do every year. I love it.
@@robbiefishing ;o)
This is definitely on my bucket list.
Yes! These are the kind of vids I've been cray-ving. Awesome mate
Hahaha Pun intended. LOL Thanks mate.
Never stop making videos Robbie. I love your stuff
Thabk you so much mate.
Great video robbie ,I remember back when I was in primary school in the 70,s my teacher brought in a murray crayfish to show us how big and powerful their claws are by letting us stick our pencils in its claws and watching it snap them lick twigs and these pencils were the big thick ones you learnt to write with back in the day.I have never seen a cray as big as that since.
WOW That's awesome. I stuck my finger in one last season. It wasn't intentional but turned into a blood bath. Haha
I just love your crayfish and yabby videos; keep them coming as season permits. Also, great job on sharing cleaning up your site and cleaning up after others, it will hopefully educate others to do the same thing. Take a bow!!! 🙂
Thank you so much Jamie. Crayfishing is my favourite thing about winter these days. Haha
Who else wants see him hold a common yabbie then a Murray cray while doing his best Paul Hogan, "That's not a crayfish. Now, that's a crayfish" ? Am I the only one?
Hahaha I totally need to do that. LOL
I was just waiting for this video to come out I'm so exited!!!!
Thanks mate. I hope you enjoy it buddy. 👍👍
These are honestly my favourite videos that you do Perfect way to end my Wednesday
Thank you so much mate. They're also some of my favourites to make.
Love it Robbie still a great first session
Thanks so much Jordan.
YESSS! Cray season! Good work Robbie! 👌
Thanks mate. I love this time of the year.
@@robbiefishing absolutely! Me to!!
great job robbie...
Thanks so much Pat.
Looking forward to more cray vids this season well done good Crays
Thanks so much mate.
Thanks for th vid. I didn't try it at home. I did try in the field. Pinky finger. No glove. Didn't break.my skin. Did give me a sizeable blood blister. It did not let go. I had to dip it under water and wait for 30 seconds. In hind sight, I should have done it at the end of my day instead of when I was just starting out.
The crayfish vids are back baby loved it
Thanks so much mate. I love filming crayfish videos. Haha
Love to see one
Been looking forward to this one Robbie how good love the old crayfish 🦞
Thanks so much Blaine. I'm so glad cray season is now open again.
Good one Robbie, love the Crayfish vids mate.....
Thanks so much mate, I love making them.
11:10 (and thereabouts) - Well said Robbie. The feed isn't all it's about. Sitting around that fire with some good mates and a warming brew (of some sort) is IT. 👍👍
Spot on buddy. 👍👍
Love the crays Robbie, great job mate.
Thanks so much Wayne. So do I mate, so much fun to catch.
Can't wait to get out and have a crack at the Crays this season, another good video Robbie, keep up the good work
Thanks so much Warren, good luck mate.
Been waiting for these thanks robbie
Thanks Angelena. I hope you enjoyed it.
20min pot checks this year Robbie patience is the key I hear lol hope you have a fantastic season keep the videos coming in
Thanks so much mate.
once again great video Robbie
Hi Kelvin, thanks mate.
That was awsome! I went crayfishing yestorday and caught 6 crays. We are going to eat them for lunch. Keep up the great work!
Thanks mate, and well done on your catch.
Hello rob
Mate they are an awesome creature, they look prehistoric, I can understand your love for such adventures.
What you said regarding the preservation for them is so sensible... personal any excuse for a camp fire in surroundings like that would work for me...
Mate excellent, thank you and wishing you a very peaceful evening 😎🇬🇧
Thanks so much Michael. Camp-fires are amazing. Mesmerising. I van just sit there and stare into the fire for ages. Fires definitely help with my adhd. Haha
I hope you have a great day mate.
You are a bloody legend
Thanks so much Terry.
Some beautiful creatures there. Good points about conservation for the future Robbie. Let's all do our part.
Thanks so much mate, and yep I agree. 👍
That was great Robbie, I don't like lambs fry either. 😆 Great photos but. Cheers
Thanks Deb. I love lambs fry. I haven't had it for a long time. Lbs fry and bacon is a real winner for me. Haha
I accidentally caught one while fishing in the Murray the other day. First one I've ever seen. Bit of fun. Had a look and back it went as per regs.
Thats awesome Donna. Did you catch it on a fishing rod?
Been waiting for this one thanks mate
Thanks so much for watching mate.
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Thumbs up before I started watching, exciting stuff and to get that good size one as well, love the commentary
Thanks so much mate. Crossing the ditch and catching your crayfish is definitely on my bucket list.
@@robbiefishing No net just a torch and a chip basket on a broom handle 😀
Good one mate 👍👍👍👍👍
Hi Robbie
I have fished a creek 300 mtrs from my front door which you would consider between the Yarra valley and the Dandenong's I have caught some awesome crays in Feb/April I have seen them walking along the bottom all catch and release, I have been honoured to see Platypuses' in the same area. It give you areal connection and appreciation for the environment, keep up the good work.
Thanks so much Peter. Are they the really blue crays?
I always get a kick out if seeing platypus' in our waterways. I am fortunate enough to to see quite a few each year.
Good stuff
Thanks mate.
I love cray fish
Thanks mate, so do I.
Robbie goes into a room an empty room with one red button and a sign saying do not push the red button. How long will it take until Robbie pushes the red button? That is the question. LOL. You are a scream a breath of fresh air.
Hahaha thanks Vincent. He is my return serve.
Vincent walks into a room with a hangover and a bottle of frozen water. Their is a can of guiness on the shelf. How long does it take Vincent to open it? Hahaha Yoir last video cracked me up. 🤣🤣🤣
@@robbiefishing LOL LOL LOL.
That was awesome! 😁 I've never held one either, haven't even caught one haha. They're cool though! Shame yabbies don't get that big haha.
Thanks mate. Haha how good would thst be if they did get that big. LOL
Size of the crayfish still amazes me. They are close to the size of the lobster many restaurants serve here in the US.
Thanks mate. These big crayfish are the best things about winter here where I live. Haha
Good one mate
Thanks so much Cam.
Tell you what Robbie. With all the rain we have had today here in Geelong. You could have put your nets in the gutters 😂😂. Great video as always 🍻👍
Haha thanks mate. We had a couple of light showers up here but thay was it. What a Cole outbreak. WOW
Very informative Robbie. Bloody cold Though!
Thanks Tubby, you're not wrong mate. It was freezing. Freezing and beautiful. Haha
Looking forward to this season!! I’m excited to see the future cray videos!! Cheers Robbie!
Me - What kind of music should you listen to while fishing?
Assumed Robbie Answer……. Beats me.??
Me - Something catchy!
Hahahahahahahaha Love it. Anything with Neil Finn or Tim Finn would be good.
I'm just thinking out loud here, but if Red Symons married Neil Finn, would he have to change his name to Red Finn?
Used to have hundreds in the creek by our house. Probably one of my fondest memories in life is catching these guys. Never kept any, just the thrill of the catch was good enough. Sadly for some reason we almost never see them anymore.
Thats really sad mate. What is the water quality like? They are very susceptible to low oxygen and poor water quality.
Like you, I just love the thrill of catching them. Awesome fun.
@@robbiefishing it's actually beautiful alpine run off. And remote so overfishing isn't really a problem. They've started stocking Cod upstream as we suspect the booming cod population has taken a toll on the crays. Used to have hundreds of them. You've inspired me to kayak up stream and drop a few nets as see if they're still there.
@@alobaker Thats awesome, good luck mate.
To be honest, I'm not convinced that cod eat a lot of crayfish. I think they find them too difficult. They've evolved over millions of years sharing waterways.
I'm sure some would get eaten, but it wouldn't be enough to expect them out. The river in this video is teaming g with Murray cod and trout cod and we still catch plenty of crays.
@@robbiefishing I'll do some field research and get back to you 🤣🤣
One claw is the pincher and one claw is the crusher. They grab with the faster claw first and then latch on with the stronger one. That is why one is thinner and longer and one is always much bigger. I compare it to how a person grabs with one hand and strikes with their stronger arm.
I can't imagine how painful it is without a glove but I am surprised it didn't hurt much with just a glove on.
Thanks Kay. Excellent explanation. I never even thought of that. I've learnt that about crabs but never even thought it about it with crayfish. Thanks mate.
I got nipped on the finger tip by a big one last year. LOL It was a blood bath. Haha 🤣
@@robbiefishing I have wondered if they pierce the skin. It seems obvious but I have not been able to find the answer.
How bad is a full size destructor yabby pinch? I have been bitten by one with a claw just over 1cm wide and that was incredibly painful, much worse than I thought.
I'm very curious as I've bred them for 17 years. You taught me how to hold them a little while back when I asked you to do a video! I had no confidence in touching them until then haha!
That's a great idea the hose clamp kit. Nothing worse than setting out for a day and relying on Chinese equipment ha
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HEY KANE...thank you so much my friend. I hope that you have had a great day mate.
@@robbiefishing Hey Robbie mate i had a great day mate
Hey Robbie, another very entertaining video. Thanks heaps ;-) . I know they taste pretty good, but given that it takes them soooo long to get to a legal size that it seems such a shame that for some the next step(legally of course) is to boil them up and scoff them down in a matter of seconds. Pity!!
Hi mate, im a bit the same. But at the same time I would hate to see them totally protected because that would mean I could no longer go crayfishing. I'm glad the rules are strict.
good job i might have to get some 👍
Thanks mate. Good luck, I hope you can get onto a few.
Nice video mate👍
Thanks so much Andrew.
Ripper video Robbie
Thanks so much Dan.
Rippers 🔥
Thanks mate.
Pritty cool mate that time of the year again wow, think ill be givin crayin a crack this year also as i havnt gone for a year or so should be fun😀
Thanks mate. I love it, can't get enough of it. Haha
Hi Robbie. I think the restrictions need to be tightened further and the penalties exponentially increased. 2per day and max of 6 per year per person might still not be sustainable because many people take heaps in a season; a maggot I know tried bragging about taking his 4 weeks of annual leave with 3 mates last year and eating crays every night. That’s about 60 taken per person (240) legally (but I wouldn’t count on it) but NOT RESPONSIBLY. I despise people who think/say they’re doing the right thing while destroying what they claim to love and respect. There’s not even much flesh on one of these! Yes, I do catch crays every year (if I’m lucky and if I get time and if my bit of the river is accessible). I take two in total and cook them for a family of four as a delicacy not a whole meal. I also want to encourage all responsible fishers to report it when they see illegal fishing. I’m not saying go and confront everyone you think might be doing the wrong thing but do take note of their description and vehicle registrations and report it: if fisheries turn up and they’re following the rules then no harm-no foul but if allowed to get away with it they’ll destroy your fishery in one foul sweep. This is what happened two years ago in Wodonga creek, there were a lot of undersized crays about and a large group of ‘peoples from another nation’ taking absolutely everything. I don’t know if fisheries did anything but I do know there were no crays last year and it may take decades for the population to recover. End of rant.
Thanks Glen. I agree with you 100% mate. People can stick legally take a lot of crayfish. I could take Holly, Skye and Lauretta with me and then use 20 nets and keep 8 crays.
I love crayfishing too much to do anything to risk it.
It would be hard to enforce a seasonal limit, but i reckon it can be done with a tagging system.
Buy 6 tags, and if you get caught with a cray in your possession without a tag on it.... BANG! You're done. They use to use a similar system for kangaroo culling.
Thanks mate. I thought hard about posting my comment because I thought ‘I’m going to get hammered for this’. I didn’t think of a tag system, great idea. I actually considered naming names but decided that would be going too far but the people in question know who I was referring to though I doubt they’ll change their ways. Cool video bro. Cheers.
Udang lur 👍
Hey Robbie! 😊 Glad to see the cray fishing season is open and the cray fishing videos are back!
Where are the best spots in wang to fish for crays? I’m up here at the moment with my mum and would love to catch her one
Hi mate, the river is very high at the moment. If you can find somewhere calm enough to put a net in, put it there. Spots are limited when the river is this high buddy.
@@robbiefishing Thanks Robbie! Yeah i noticed it was quite high and a strong current
We’ll said Robbie.
Robbie’s campfire chat about Murray Crays was spot on. As for the losers that leave their trash along the river bank - “Take your stuff home ya muppet🤬”
Robbie the scientist, who would have thunk 🤪. Your year 9 science teacher would be so proud 😜
Thanks for sharing
Love your work
Healthy habits
Thanks so much Moo Moo, yep muppets is all they are if they level their rubbish behind.
hi robbie good looking cray mate
Thanks mate.
Had snow today, a real pain ,Winter is upon us. Great white claws, we get them in Talbingo dam as well. I just let them go.
Thanks mate. How bloody epic was today's cold outbreak. Haha
@@robbiefishing Terrible cold, I hope the fishing this winter will be good.
Hi Mate many thanks for sharing I really enjoyed it :) I am watching from overseas Robbie, can I ask what species are these? Are they your native species? I know in the Uk for example they have a big problem with signal crayfish which are an invasive species introduced in the 70's I think in an attempt to harvest them for food. Some escaped and they are now some waters and rivers infested with them. They are reducing stocks of the native white crayfish.
Anyway big thanks again Robbie I really enjoyed watching.
Thanks so much mate. Yeah I've read about the problems that signal crayfish are causing over there, very sad.
These are Spiny Murray Crayfish. They are the second largest freshwater crayfish in the world second only to the giant Tasmanian Crayfish.
We get these in the winter months, and yabbies which are much smaller and prefer dirty water in the summer months.
@@robbiefishing Thanks for taking time to reply mate. Keep up the good work Robbie!
You could jump in and remove the snags....and their home hahah catch 22
Where’s the left handed throws to stop the rope twisting. Good video mate.
Thanks Shane. Haha I usually start doing that once it is too late. LOL
Hey Robbie can I ask you a question what's the carp regulations where you are? Also are there any good for in the river in the video
Hi Terry, we are supposed to kill all carp that we catch, then cut them open so they sink and throw them back into the water.
This is a good Murray cod spot where this was filmed.
@@robbiefishing what's your biggest yellow belly my mate made the best lures they are called cudgegong lures unfortunately he passed away
You got into a PRICKLY situation!
Haha yep.
@@robbiefishing ;o)
Great video Robbie, Ben is my wifes best friends brother lol was told he ran into you
Hahaha Thats so funny. From St James. He was a really nice guy, very easy going. Ironically he is doing my old job in Benalla at Hemdersons. I use to work on the same machine 10 years ago. Haha
Sometging tells me that he is doing a much better job at it than I did though. Haha
@@robbiefishing haha yep, thats the one. hahaha what a small world lol
Did you take your rods with you as well?
Hi Ivan, no mate I was just crayfishing. I prefer to just chill out in between checking my nets.
i can’t believe it’s already that time of year! it’s gone quick
Hasn't it ever. Thankfully we can go for more than 2 hours this year unlike last year LOL And the thankfully don't have to wear a mask like we did in 2020. 🤣🤣
Hey Robbie do you know if any of these crayfish are in the loddon river? I live right on the river and am keen to catch a few if I can 🔥
Hi Luke, to be honest I am not sure mate. My suggestion would be to give it a crack and find out. 👍
Good pate it red fin
ha you had me at I am going to let it bite in on the finger HA
Hahaha I had it happen without gloves on once..... and never again. Haha
@@robbiefishing go on I promise I WILL laugh.......
Is that spot any good for cod
Was there a few weeks ago didn’t catch a thing
Hey mate, definitely plenty of cod there. It's a very hard task to catch cod in this area in the cooler months.
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thanks Robbie,
Must of been a bit late, seen the biggest cray up in the clear water was a monster
Yes the crayfish video are back in business
Haha thanks mate. I'm super excited. I love crayfishing. Haha
@@robbiefishing I never done it before
Next time you fish in port Phillip bay or western port bay and catch snapper/ pinkies. Use the frames for bait. Works for Murray Crays and yabbies
Awesome, thanks for the great tip mate.
@@robbiefishing your welcome mate, worth a try we had success years ago. And a weird bait to try is carp chunks, never would have thought you’d catch snapper on the old mud marlin but it works better than chicken. It even done better than fresh squid when the old man and I tried it off portarlington pier south of Geelong
Night time is best , as they are out of the burrows , canned cat food with oil , put some holes in the tin and let it seep. They are protected in SA
I've used that technique for yabbies and it works a treat.
Have you ever tried carp for bait
Hi mate, I sure have. It works very well. In fact, I used it on cray opening last year.
Are you up for a ‘dare’ Robbie - show us your facial expression by using a bigger cray 😂
LOL
Your so Lucky Robbie .. Down our neck of the Murray These are of limits... We used to get these things by the 1000s back in the day .. So many you could hardly lift the net .. And your spot on with the losers and there rubbish ... Like you side WHY ???
Thanks Sam. Hopefully our tight regulations will help the numbers built and they may distribute further ba k down the Murray.
Robbie, you called that second female pregnant, are the eggs already fertilized while she is carrying them? Or do they get fertilized, like fish eggs, as they are being layed? Just curious. Always great videos 🤙
Thanks Grunt. You know what? I have no idea. That is a very good question. Definitely something for me to look into. I know a fait bit about trout spawning, and cod spawning, but need to learn about crayfish spawning. I'm going to research right now. Thanks mate. 👍
I just had a really quick look, and it says that mating takes place in May and is most likely triggered by falling water temperatures. The eggs grow, and remain under the females tail for around 140 days until late spring. Once they hatch, the baby's stay attached to the mother until they have shed their skin several times, by which time they are then mature enough to head off and fend for themselves. Fascinating!
wish the river would go down here so I can get into them
Nice Robbie when is the next carp fishin video you reckon
Thanks mate. I'm not sure at tgis stage sorry. I have the next week and a half of videos already filmed and there's no carp vids in there but I definitely will be heading out during the winter months.
I think what made the rules get changed so much was back in early 2000's a heap of gum leaf and ground litter flowed into the Murray River and chocked of the air in the water and and the Crays came to the banks and pouched the event only lasted a little while but it got really had people where coming up from Melbourne and taking buckets of them..... after that the rules changed and you still don't get the really big one we used to enjoy...
Hi mate, hypoxic water events (Blackwater) has definitely had a detrimental effect to crayfish populations throughout the Murray darling basin.
There a beastly looking Cray. Can you have them as pets over there. I am from WA and we have marron over hear. I would love to see a comparison of the two. Marron can get to the size of a beer carton. Do they have any breeding programs for them over there???
Hi mate, no breeding programs that I am aware of. As for keeping one as a pet, I do not know. I suppose you could as long as it was legal size and in season when you keep it. I am unsure how easy they would be to look aster though.
@@robbiefishing been a freshwater cray i would think they would be pretty easy to keep. I am suprised they arnt been sold in pet shops. It would be nice to see them keep in the aquarium trade, then there numbers would grow.
I have been watching these videos where there use a go pro to film the crab pot. Long story short the net is normally after 45 mins the crab pot is full and they start to leave
Awesome. I have watched a fre a.erocan crawfish videos like that. They're unreal aren't they!
Nice one Robbie, would have loved you try the 12cm jenny on the garden glove.... LOL!
Thanks mate. Haha I reckon that wouldnt have ended very well. LOL
That was a big Jenny
Thanks mate, a beautoful big old cray.
Let the big cray grab your finger that could end in tears Robbie 🤣
Hahahahaha Maybe one day. LOL ... Maybe!!
Where are you ...and do i see spikes on teir backs what type of cray are they ???regards😊
Hi Lee, I am in Australia mate. 👍👍These are Spiny Murray Crayfish, the second largest freshwater crayfish in the world.
@@robbiefishing thanks matey im a little further north than you near sydney n.s.w. we have smoothie ones here and a big blue marron biggest ive caught was a foot long in a dam that was fed by a mountain stream in funnel web central i let it go it was a painted bley green color and when we were kids my cousin and i caught heaps in western n.s.w in dams too so are you familiar with the song wangaratta wahini by the captain matchbox whoopee band 😄😄😄
Hahaha I have never heard of that one. Sorry mate, I read too much into your question. When I read "Where are you" I assumed you were in America. I get a lot of comments along those lines from people in the USA. It probably has something to do with me using words like "Crawfish" and "Mudbug" in my search tags to help draw them in. Haha
They are fascinated in my crayfish videos by how big they are, and are even more fascinated with my yabbying videos, because the word yabby seems to intrigue them. LOL
And yes, I am in Wamgaratta. 👍👍
@@robbiefishing we found with yabbies in dams the tend to like the edges and borrow into the bank thats where we got most also in south australia near mannum we tried ynder a wharf while on holiday did ok but had to leave the pots out all nite here they arent real active in winer so spring to late autumn is the time also the szing is interesting are the fisheries red hot on that one 😊😊😊😊
rabbit road kill is the best bait, the more maggotty the better. i used to eat murray cray sangas when i was a kid, but their numbers got scarce so we stopped collecting them for a few years to thier numbers go back up. actually do we v tag breeding crayfish? id like to think so.
You're not wrong about road kill bait. I actually made a video a few months ago where I made yabby sangas. Haha
Fun fact, yabbies and murray crays are omnivores but 97% vegetarian. They don't eat the meat bait we use, only reason the go for the meat is to make algae from it when it rotts.
Thanks Col, I have actually heard that. When I was a kid my pop always kept yabbies for bait and would feed them tiny amounts of tomato.
Wheres the rods ? Gotta fish between pulls
Nah, I prefer to focus on my crayfishing. I love the relaxations part between the rods. Playing with my cameras, stoking the fire etc...
never been this early lmao
Hahahaha
Hahahah I am on the board
Hahahahaha I'm such a random dude. 😅
Hey Rob, I've been meaning to ask! WTF has happened to The Moose? He's gone totally dark! DO you still hear from him???
Haven't seen a comment or vid from him in several years!
Hey mate, he pops in from time to time but I don't hear from him a lot. Maybe his interests have changed? Was it when I said "I'll bring you back" that reminded you of Moose? Haha
@@robbiefishing Yes, it DID actually in part! But I thought I'd ask, as YOU are closer to him than I am! LOL!
We WERE gonna team up on the Murray a few years back. He has my ph number but I never heard from him. I was just curious!
Cheers!
Mate, didn't cray season used to be the months without an R in them. May till August.
Hey mate, that was just an unwritten rule. There never use to be an official season. When the season was introduced it was always the 3 winter months.
@@robbiefishing Thanks mate, i can answer your question why people leave Macca's rubbish everywhere, they are pigs.!!! I once found a pile of McDonalds rubbish at the actual summit of Mount Buller, i could not believe it. Take care and stay warm.
@@cudgee7144 Thanks mate. WOW, that is hard to get my head around. Unbelievable.
Hey Robbie why don’t you take a fishing rod with you wile you are waiting for the Crays you could be fishing 👍
Hi mate, one of the things that I love about crayfish is the relaxation in between checking the nets.
It is I these breaks that I can play with my cameras, film time-lapse footage, take photos, stoke the fire etc...
Taking a fishing rod would buy I to my relaxation. Haha
Where’s the best river for fishing Robbie
Hi mate, thays a broad question. I would say the Murray River because it had a bit of everything including huge Murray cod.
@@robbiefishing thanks mate