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pete s
16-01-2003, 03:15 AM
my local off license finally delivered on their promise of little creature pale ale :D :D
god its addictive
choices..choices..choices...mmmmm.....lc pale or a breammaster order??
bugger it....both :D :D
torvic
16-01-2003, 03:29 AM
Hah are you talking about lures or drinks? Or something else entirely?
Im still a fingerling...
:eek: !
Bream Master
16-01-2003, 03:39 AM
Little Creatures Pale Ale is an awesome beer from Fremantle WA. Bottled brewed and getting more and more difficult to find. Expect to pay between $16 - $20 per sixpack, and anything around $60 per carton is a good price.
I'm sure others will paste below me and confirm the quality of this beer.
Warren.
You bet there Warren.
It's a great beer with a different taste to most. Those who can should check out the brewery in Fremantle. It's even better on tap.
pete s
16-01-2003, 04:02 AM
bear.....i might have to move west!!
not only do you have ace beer on tap :D but i heard you have a few largish bream here and there
Just a few, but we don't like to brag....... much :D
LakeConjolaFish
16-01-2003, 04:26 AM
Yeah thats great you bloody sandgropers;) go an tell us NSW blokes about a great beer that will be all but impossible to get here.
What is with W.A's are you BORN with a sadistic streak in you, or is just that the sun sets in the ocean?
:D ;) :p
Jim
pete s
16-01-2003, 04:31 AM
geez these photographers who enhance their images should be shot :D :D
ask dave how big the bream are in the docklands :rolleyes: :rolleyes:
Don't forget our dawns as well.
BREAM Mandurah 2002.
Dave W
16-01-2003, 04:38 AM
Originally posted by Bear
Just a few, but we don't like to brag....... much :D
Poor little thing - how could you take it away from it's mother.....:D
Down in the Docklands there are fish that would take off your hand.... anyone know if you can get a hand-shaped plastic??:D
Pete, try LiquorLand - I had some luck;)
Dave and the guys from the east, I (and many others) would love to come over and have a go. Not so long ago we thought of getting a trip together and travel around the coast of Australia and fish for Bream. Would make a great video.
Thought we'd call it 'Breamin Around Australia'.
Wonder if the lure/clothing/(lots of other stuff) manufacturers would pitch in a bit of sponsorship money :D
pete s
16-01-2003, 04:45 AM
my locals got some dave.....but not for long :) :)
we dont have sunrises like that but we have a snag or 2
recognize it dave??
That looks awfully Breamy.
Most of our Bream waters are more lie this.....
pete s
16-01-2003, 05:02 AM
never had the pleasure of fishing natural structure :( ....man made or nothing
looks mighty good though
sometime i think the docklands has too much structure, spreads the fish out a little too thin
LakeConjolaFish
16-01-2003, 06:29 AM
Pete, there must be some leather jackets around all that structure I wouldn't be surprised if you nail one on a SP one day:)
Jim
pete s
16-01-2003, 06:45 AM
lcf...you get the odd trevally and a mulloway every now and then....cant say ive seen or caught a leatherjacket though
Bream Master
16-01-2003, 07:06 AM
Have a look at this beauty... fought it all the way out of the fridge, and just about lost it near the kitchen bench !!!
And not a mark on it.
Well netted :D
Richo
16-01-2003, 07:41 AM
:D I bet it aint going back either.......:D
Ravin
16-01-2003, 02:12 PM
A hard earned thirst needs a big cold beer
& the best cold beer is Vic! Vic Bitter!! :D
Sorry I had to type that. Everyone really knows Tooheys Old is the best beer.:D
LakeConjolaFish
16-01-2003, 07:06 PM
Warren,
Tag that cool, beaded, frosty baby and let it go and definately don't try for anymore!!!
Jim
The thing is guys, this species usually travels in groups and once one has been caught, the rest tend to commit suicide. the next probelm is that unless consumed quickly, they tend to go off :D
LakeConjolaFish
16-01-2003, 07:58 PM
Bear,
You mean just a few hours in the fridge to firm them up a bit before you take there head off and bleed 'em dry :D
Jim
I tend to find their natural environment is cold enough for a quick consumption ;)
Dave W
17-01-2003, 04:12 AM
Originally posted by pete s
my locals got some dave.....but not for long :) :)
we dont have sunrises like that but we have a snag or 2
recognize it dave??
I sure do.....:D
Remind us to tell everyone about the Bream feeding habits on the pylons - you seriously would not believe it unless you saw it, I'm contemplating bringing the video camera to the comp, hoping to catch them on tape...
pete s
17-01-2003, 07:06 AM
as dave says we should tell you about the bream feeding habits down here.....well im hoping to be able to take a few pics of them, and seeing as your a photo pro. whats the best way to photgraph fish in the water??
can you just put your polarising sunnies over the lens or is there a polarising filter available?
there have been a few bream down my way id like to take a pic of and post up here.
im using a pentax espio af zoom so no chance of changing lenses.
Bream Master
17-01-2003, 07:40 AM
Guys, this is a dedicated Bream site... Can we get back to discussing the beer please.
I trust I won't have to warn you again.
Warren.:p
pete s
17-01-2003, 07:43 AM
yes sir!!!
just opening the last 1 now sir!! :( :(
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
Pete,
You can actually get a polarizing lens for most slr cameras. This makes a big difference when taking water shots.
pete s
17-01-2003, 08:48 AM
what if you cant change lenses??
might have to borrow the old mans camera otherwise
Sorry Pete, I meant to write polarizing filter. Again, they are usually only available for SLR cameras. They can cost from $20-$50 depending on the camera.
HTH.
pete s
17-01-2003, 09:05 AM
thanks bear, i'll look into it
i'll try to put up a few pics of our eastern bruisers
You guys have a bit of catching up to do :D
pete s
17-01-2003, 09:23 AM
if i can get a pic of the bream i saw the other day....you guys will have to catch up :D :D
right on the surface and i was 2 metres max away....i reckon at least 50cm and a good couple of kilo...i thought it was a morwong when i first saw it
Dave W
18-01-2003, 02:12 AM
Originally posted by Bear
You guys have a bit of catching up to do :D
Just for Bear - an oldie but a goodie, my personal favorite Bream pic:D :D :D That my lovely wife took, on a $100 digital camera:)
LakeConjolaFish
18-01-2003, 02:58 AM
Thats one nice bream Dave :D
Jim
Kaisemurangdai
18-01-2003, 10:49 AM
Guys,
Since this is a beer thread to start with, keep your eyes out for a drop called Alpha Ale, they have it on tap at the Civic in Inglewood. If you like Little Creatures Ale you'll probably love the alpha ale. Very similar style but the honey flavours are a little richer in the alpha. Haven't seen in in bottles or cans though.
Trev
Dave,
That is a classic shot mate. I love the colour in that fish. Ours are a lot darker here.
I hope you have that blown up.
Dave W
19-01-2003, 02:23 AM
Yeah they are a very pretty, silver fish over here - got into them today (brag board report up soon) and they were all perfect, bright fish.
Because the camera was a cheapie, max res is only 1024x768 so I couldn't get a really big one done, only about A4 size;)
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