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Post by Mick on Apr 20, 2018 6:16:36 GMT
Apparently a otter has been spotted in Albert park by 6 different anglers, really bad news for the lake if it is a otter even more so considering how shallow it is  |
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Post by pault on Apr 20, 2018 6:37:12 GMT
aawww cute - joins the rest of the wildlife that gets down there - or is that low life  |
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Post by jacques on Apr 20, 2018 6:50:41 GMT
Surprised Hemlington lake has thus far escaped a visit from our four legged fish killer.
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Post by andy76 on Apr 20, 2018 10:23:24 GMT
Might actually be a weird blessing mick, those carp have crap life, I worked near Albert Park, full of rubbish, kids caught throwing big stones at carp on surface, and even rumours of people shooting at them with air rifles, here's hoping they maybe take them out and put them somewhere better
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Post by markfishes on Apr 20, 2018 14:58:12 GMT
Might actually be a weird blessing mick, those carp have crap life, I worked near Albert Park, full of rubbish, kids caught throwing big stones at carp on surface, and even rumours of people shooting at them with air rifles, here's hoping they maybe take them out and put them somewhere better the fish cannot be moved are still in the khv water this was confirmed a couple of years ago and definitely a otter watched video of it today |
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Post by markfishes on Apr 20, 2018 14:59:14 GMT
Surprised Hemlington lake has thus far escaped a visit from our four legged fish killer. won't be long till one arrives I reckon this year at the latest next :-( |
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Post by basha on Apr 23, 2018 6:45:21 GMT
dosnt take an otter to ruin albert park.they did that when they took the islands out drained it yrs back.
they havnt a clue how to organise/customise/or run a fishery.
I'm in there daily as yet never spotted an otter,but wouldn't surprise me in the least.
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Post by andy76 on Apr 23, 2018 7:09:54 GMT
Well said basha, personally I think fishing in parks is a historic thing now anyways.
Parks just get full of dick heads, and there is no interest from younger generations in angling like there was when we were younger, it's sad and it may not happen in our life time, but fishing will likely end up match type commercial venues only.
My point being otters as annoying as they are only impact on the now, fishing facing bigger problems than predators in future.
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