Forster had always been exceptional fishing ,always been healthy lake system 👌 good on ya for taking rubbish out ,very sharks waters your a brave man .
Good on you mate. It's always painful to see waste left in natural surrounds and we often pick it up when we're hiking or camping. Doing it underwater is next level! Great footage and love to see those big healthy lunkers. Cheers and thanks for sharing, Dave PS. I've fished flatty for years and they're awesome on the plate. Seeing them in their natural surrounds and then being torn away on a hooked line leaves me feeling a bit torn too. Anyway - great vid!
Good on you for picking up the trash, makes my blood boil to see rubbish in our beautiful waterways. I'm from Forster originally, I now live in the city but I go up there a couple of times a year as my family still live there. Nice to see some nice flatties, pity about the scumbags who dive and spear them from above through the head, should be illegal and jail-able offence imo.
hey mate thats pretty rude of you swimming around those guys fishing especially so close to the rocks and scaring all the fish away. nothing against snorkeling and exploring but there's a time and a place and its just common courtesy.
Are those big girls just the most magnificent creature, good onya mate, i live here at forster and love seeing these lovely ladies.big future within our lake system with dudes showing this 👍👍👍
@markfrost7460 thanks for your comments, i was surprised to see so many big flathead. Its such a healthy river system, Hopefully some are breading females.
Nice to see a healthy water system with plenty of life. thanks for sharing
Forster had always been exceptional fishing ,always been healthy lake system 👌 good on ya for taking rubbish out ,very sharks waters your a brave man .
So many thanks for removing the rubbish from the water!
Good on you mate. It's always painful to see waste left in natural surrounds and we often pick it up when we're hiking or camping. Doing it underwater is next level! Great footage and love to see those big healthy lunkers. Cheers and thanks for sharing, Dave
PS. I've fished flatty for years and they're awesome on the plate. Seeing them in their natural surrounds and then being torn away on a hooked line leaves me feeling a bit torn too. Anyway - great vid!
well done Hoffy - we need more people like you in Oz. i always try and pick up rubbish wherever i go - people think im a hobo
so many flathead, awesome video
Thanks for the comment, Glad you enjoyed the vid.
Great vid mate, now i know where to catch a big lizard or two 😊 nice work with the rubbish as well.
Fatal Great White attack just off the Tuncurry wall just a few years back. Plenty sharks there.
Good on you for picking up the trash, makes my blood boil to see rubbish in our beautiful waterways. I'm from Forster originally, I now live in the city but I go up there a couple of times a year as my family still live there. Nice to see some nice flatties, pity about the scumbags who dive and spear them from above through the head, should be illegal and jail-able offence imo.
Bro WHAT? look how many? All duskies??
Your in tunners 😂
Man your crazy!!!
hey mate thats pretty rude of you swimming around those guys fishing especially so close to the rocks and scaring all the fish away. nothing against snorkeling and exploring but there's a time and a place and its just common courtesy.
I agree, very poor form.
yes exactly
It's rude to clean up rubbish and to be respecting wildlife, not killing it?
@@samharris2 how to you eat mate if you dont kill it?
Snorkel where ever you want buddy it’s a free ocean 🌊 you found some nice flattys dude good work
All those who Snorkel, have some type of Inadequacy.
Are those big girls just the most magnificent creature, good onya mate, i live here at forster and love seeing these lovely ladies.big future within our lake system with dudes showing this 👍👍👍
@markfrost7460 thanks for your comments, i was surprised to see so many big flathead. Its such a healthy river system, Hopefully some are breading females.
@@hoffyadventures635in all those groups where there were multiple smaller flathead, and one bigger one sitting with them; that's the female.