Clarkes Point Reserve the best fishing point in Sydney

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  • čas přidán 11. 09. 2024

Komentáře • 9

  • @davesboatingfishinggaming
    @davesboatingfishinggaming Před 5 měsíci +1

    Well done, it's a popular spot.

  • @Fishing_n_that
    @Fishing_n_that Před měsícem

    Hope you read the WARNING sign about eating them fish?

    • @dayuatulife4827
      @dayuatulife4827  Před měsícem

      @@Fishing_n_that what ?! Maybe in different spot ! It’s popular spot and everyone eating them

    • @Fishing_n_that
      @Fishing_n_that Před měsícem +1

      @@dayuatulife4827 Maybe read the sign next time you go, it's at about 13mins into the video right next to the fish id sign. It's there for a reason , your life and your choice though. 🙂

    • @dayuatulife4827
      @dayuatulife4827  Před měsícem

      @@Fishing_n_thatit didn’t say you can’t eat it

    • @Fishing_n_that
      @Fishing_n_that Před měsícem

      @@dayuatulife4827 Okay then... You enjoy!

    • @Fishing_n_that
      @Fishing_n_that Před měsícem +2

      @@dayuatulife4827 Food Safety Advice - Sydney Harbour
      Previous test results have revealed elevated levels of dioxins in fish and crustaceans across Sydney Harbour, including Parramatta River and other connected tidal waterways. A ban was consequently placed on commercial fishing in 2006 as a precautionary measure.
      Recreational fishing in the Harbour has not been banned, but fishers are urged to follow dietary advice on the consumption of seafood from the Sydney Harbour, Parramatta River and other connected tidal waterways. Fishers can also continue to practise catch and release. Based on advice from an expert panel, the Government is recommending that:
      No fish or crustaceans caught west of the Sydney Harbour Bridge should be eaten. You should release your catch.