To top the day off, there was of course Emily's pink jumper. For
those of you who have seen the Unit around the traps, you might have
noticed the pink jumper. It has been on every Venturer activity and
what better way to extend it's repertoire that to give it a liberal
coating of bait and fish scales. I'll leave the smell for you to
imagine.
What's the first thing you do when you go fishing? You
bait up of course.
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Emily relaxes on the other side of one of the
lakes.
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Nigel's first catch, a nice brown trout.
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The Intrepid Leader show's off one of his catches, again
another brown.
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So what else would you expect me to do??? Rex Hunt, eat
your heart out!!
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Nigel hooks into a bigger one. Fishing for trout can be
real fun on light gear, even at a farm.
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Emily landed an absolute beauty of a rainbow trout. She
had just as much fun trying to get the hook out as she did
catching the fish.
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Even Bouf had a go. He didn't catch anything
though.
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What style, what poise.
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And another one gets hooked.
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Emily's rainbow and the infamous pink jumper. This photo
went on the farm's honour board too.
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We were lucky. The guy at the trout farm cleaned our fish
for us. Next time .....
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Nothing beats freshly caught and cleaned
fish.
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Wrapped in foil and cooked on the B.B.Q.
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So what do you do after you've caught, cleaned and cooked
the fish? You eat it of course, in true 1st Deer Park
Venturer fashion.
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After lunch a quick drive up the road was Eildon Weir,
somewhat down on water. That's the old weir wall you can see
sticking out of the water.
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Emily looks over the old and new dam walls and north
towards Bonnie Doon (can you feel the serenity?)
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