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Someone finally got that T-Shirt made
Someone finally got that T-Shirt made
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Yeah the 'A' hole with that shirt will be the first one yelling for someone to grab a net we he finally hooks up
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When I first started fishing the CBD we used to joke about getting these shirts made up.
Because civilians think there are no fish in the Yarra - seeing a fisherman fishing in the city raises alot of questions - and all of them need to be asked in person If you love having 20 unsolicited conversations from people you would never willingly associate with - head down the Yarra on a Friday night. At first its fine - but after a few months, you'll begin to think that T-shirt isnt such a bad idea Nearly all the conversations start with Variants of - "Theres no fish in the Yarra, why are you fishing there" - So you have to explain yourself over and over and over and over.....in a single session. And the Yarra has a very good evening edge bight - but they can be spooked by looking over the edge - so what does every person that comes up to question your sanity do - they look over the edge. So I spose what I'm trying to say is - those T-Shirts wont make sense to alot of anglers who only have a few pleasant conversations with strangers a session. Its the ones who spend more time explaining what they're doing than doing it - that might get a giggle from it |
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I found the blueprint for the one we were working on back in 2004
But the Yarra was a different place back then - It was full on wild west in the evenings - I had cops warning me not to fish in some spots - There were druggies of all description roaming up and down the banks - chroming was very big in those days - and Drunk people everywhere. These days there is a big police presence with foot patrols roaming up and down the river - so they move any trouble makers on pretty quick - where as in the old days before south bank was developed - it was a very different story. Quote:
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