Below the dam wall behind Petrie Markets
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Fishing for Australian Bass North Pine River Brisbane
Below the dam wall behind Petrie Markets
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I went there on the weekend hoping to catch my first bass, but caught nothing, all I saw were hundreds of dead bass along the banks. There was even a family who caught a bass and the fish fell into the rocks, they then said “oh well, it’s dead now” this just shows some people don’t have a care in the world. It is good that some people keep them so they don’t starve, but no need to leave them on the banks to rot. I do have a suggestion, id anyone catches a bass on the cement wall could they release it into the big opening area so they have a larger area to feed.
Mate, there always be a lot of different voices for land-based fishing videos, and you don't have to argue or explain anything to them. Most of them are very territorial which I think it's very unnecessary, and some of them value wildlife more than their families 😆😆😆. There's no right or wrong and just ignore them and keep up good vids, focusing on those things only brings u frustrations.
Nice video mate I was just there this afternoon and got a heap of bass and one golden perch would you believe someone was getting a bit shirty with me for keeping one 36 cm bass and a 34cm yella there are too many in there they will starve, bloody catch and release flogs
A couple of nice Bass. 👍
These fish have been abused by dozens of people fishing that pond continuously in the past few weeks…I don’t think it is necessary to show it publicly…it will only make the place worse.
I live in Petrie, I fished it a few times and then I realised it isn’t the challenge I’m after when trying to catch bass…now fishing other systems in search for wild fish instead of fishing a place with more fish than water.
You can see line, lure packages, etc left along the banks of that pond…I know most people know about it now but again, I don’t think posting this type of videos will do any good
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Someone need to work on their handling techniques. Dragging them over sand and concrete then throwing them in won’t be good for their survival chances.