All the fishes?!!!!

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I have the little "Fly Fisher" mod and it's fabulous.  (I have seen others use a lobster one, but I can't find that, so far!)

I would love to see a Yabby mod!  


Here, where we are in Victoria (Australia), people go to the local river (the Yarra River) and catch Yabbies & in the large river (the Murray River) we normally would catch Murray Cod.




Some links:
http://agriculture.vic.gov.au/fisheries/...ing-waters

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Contains some small brown trout, river blackfish to 280 g, roach to 300 g, small spiny freshwater crayfish, shorthead lamprey ammocoetes, southern pygmy perch, and mountain galaxias.




Contains some brown trout to 330 g, redfin, short-finned eel, river blackfish, roach and European carp. Other species recorded in the creek are goldfish, mountain galaxias, southern pygmy perch, Australian smelt, and climbing galaxias. It provides some good fishing for those with local knowledge.

 




http://www.weekendnotes.com/yabby-fishing/

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To catch yabbies you'll need about three things: a yabby trap<span style="color:rgb(51,51,51);font-family:arial, verdana, geneva, helvetica, sans-serif;font-style:normal;font-weight:normal;letter-spacing:normal;text-align:left;text-indent:0px;text-transform:none;white-space:normal;word-spacing:0px;background-color:rgb(255,255,255);float:none;">, some string, and a meat bone. You can purchase traps online, or at most fishing supply stores, and everything else can be found at your local supermarket. Tie and the position the meat inside the trap, and use the string to throw the trap into the water. Once you've tied the string to a nearby branch it is time to wait.  </span>




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There is an easier way of catching yabbies, but you'll have to hang around for it. Forgo the yabby traps, and instead just tie a piece of meat to some string. Submerge the meat underwater, and then wait for the yabbies to come biting. Pull out the meat and catch any yabbies in the net. It might not be as productive as using a yabby trap, but it is definitely still fun. 

 




https://www.discoveryholidayparks.com.au...cas_murray

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Fish in the Murray River:


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The Murray River at Echuca is brimming with different types of fish like Murray Cod, Yellowbelly, Silver Perch, and less common to the area are Redfin