Drum lines in Warnbro Sound
Submitted by Walfootrot on Fri, 2014-12-19 17:05
At last someone has some balls
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More drum lines, kill the bloody sharks!
Geoff78
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seems like a well
seems like a well constructed plan. They tagged the shark, monitored its behaviour and determined it to be a real threat. I think that's good management and likely to result in a successful capture. Far better than what occurred last year.
Dale
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Unnecessary
"Just because you are a Character, Doesn't mean you have Character."
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RobertMc
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what would you suggest
what would you suggest dale, cant we all just get along lmao, this is the second short blunt comment ive seen you post on the same subject, dont be shy spill your beans... personally i think its a smart decision, only a matter of time before it attacks and kills someone. if you cant see that this is Necessary then you have rocks in your head and are living in a bubble!
Dale
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How can you be sure it was going to bite someone? This is my opinion, I'm allowed to have one last time I checked.
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collin g wood
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That was a thumbs up, dunno why it don't work
Deleted
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much prefer it not get the
much prefer it not get the chance
RobertMc
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Totally agree gillyl
Totally agree gillyl
Swompa
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Good on them. Track it for
Good on them. Track it for two weeks and identify that is becoming a resident/potential problem and then make an educated decision.
RobertMc
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I agree swompa, all the
I agree swompa, all the greenys believe that we all won't to wipe them out, but that's not the case I believe that they have gone about this decision very well.
sea-kem
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My opinion (which I'm
My opinion (which I'm entitled to) leave the bloody thing alone, It hasn't done anything. It's entitled to live and hunt, same as we all do when we fish and shoot.
Love the West!
randall df223
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+1 for that.
+1 for that.
Fish! HARD!
RobertMc
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I didn't see anyone saying
I didn't see anyone saying you weren't entitled to your opinion mate, I'm surprised your a fisherman or a hunter, you kill fish regularly but not a shark lol, what do you eat for dinner mate, everything is living, everything is in it's Enviroment when killed or sent to be killed, but that's ok, so wat gives us the right to take any things life in this world? And how is a shark any different?
sea-kem
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My point is someone puts up
My point is someone puts up an opposing view and gets chewed out. To answer your question I catch and kill fish for a purpose (to eat) not kill a shark just because I'm scared it 'might' bite me. That's just stupidity and born out of fear. This reaction that is going on right now is just a political point scoring exercise, nothing more. The shark hasn't menaced anyone.
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carnarvonite
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Belief
I was brought up with the belief that if you shoot or kill something it has to be for a reason, either you are going to eat it or someone else is going to, not just for sport or to dump it out to sea because it happens to swim around in an area for a few days.
Its life is just as precious to it as your life is to you. It hasn't done anyone any harm and probably isn't going to yet those who know fuck all think they are God and Lord and Master over all the live and have the power to kill everything in sight. The reason for the tracking device is to show its location so the population can be warned of its presence and it has done its job not to pinpoint where to drop baits to kill it.
Dale
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randall df223
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Fish! HARD!
collin g wood
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Thumbs up
Hutch
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I reckon leave it alone,
I reckon leave it alone, it's always a risk going for a swim (usually tiny) but the chance of someone getting taken by an "unseen" shark is much greater than the chance of someone getting taken by the tagged shark which is apparently monitored closely I reckon
reece
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Good to see they have given
Good to see they have given it a chance but It's obviously a problem so drum line the shit out of it! If the greeny want to stage a protes why don't they go and swim a lap of the sound?? Any takers.... Didnt think so!
Any one free to help me pull my drum lines tomorrow?
Jim
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Does anyone know how close
Does anyone know how close the tagged shark has to be to the beacon to activate the signal?
(Just found info on other post cheers)
Bend over
Willlo
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aahh gee leave the poor
aahh gee leave the poor little sea kitten alone ,there endagered you know not many left out there your kids will never get to have a swim with them if ya kill em all
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Markie
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Theyre not endangered they
Theyre not endangered they are just protected. Theres shitloads of them "imo". im not fussed if they kill it or not but what i do want culled is the whalers... those mongrels are going to be a problem
Walfootrot
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If they stay off shore their
If they stay off shore their not to bad in the current numbers, but as the larger models are protected, then we all know what the numbers will look like in another 5 years.....
More drum lines, kill the bloody sharks!
Mulie
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White shark
The fisheries reckon it is showing predatory behaviour in the way it is hunting along the beaches. With all the divers that will be in the water getting a feed of crays for Christmas, it's not too bad of an idea to catch the bastard.
Mulie
lastcast
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shark in sound
it's' probably been going there for years during snapper spawning.
Shortly it wll probably leave.
It has a tag in it.
Everyone knows it's' there.
So ... kill it (?)
I would rather see it alive and being studied.
And ... 'displaying predatory behaviour' (?) wtf ? it's'a shark.
To me that's' a sign that politics is interfering with science.
barcrusher bjs
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Well planned, best thing
Well planned, best thing they could do is take it out.
SHAMAN
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WARNBRO SOUND SHARK
leave the bloody sharks alone...it is their environment / ecosystem. and they have well and truly earned their right to be at the top of the food chain.we are only visitors to their world and need to respect them and be cautious of our actions in and on the water.
WORK IS FOR PEOPLE WHO DON'T FISH...
dumper
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LOUD NOISES!!!!!
LOUD NOISES!!!!!
Walfootrot
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Shaman,The number of sharks
Shaman,
The number of sharks have been going up every year, over time the numbers will get to the point were you will be loosing fish to the sharks like you do up north.
I have mates that work on pro boats, one cray boat has upto 20 sharks following the boat as they pull and reset pots.
I dive, I know the risks, Do you dive, go for a morning swim, take the kid or grand kid down to the beach?
More drum lines, kill the bloody sharks!
randall df223
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their numbers have been
their numbers have been going up for ages? Who caused their decline in the first place? I would say theit numbers are just returning to where nature intended them to be. :)
Fish! HARD!
out wide
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I wonder if it is
the same monster that ended Brian's life while he was going about a shallow water crab dive. How they let that maneater go is beyond believe. It could of easily taken someones child that day.
There was and mabye still is a small barge in Warnbro sound about 50m odd off the shore in 2.5m of water..it always attracts kids on any warm day for some fun clowning around jumping in and out of the water.
How would you feel if one of them got torn apart by a predator hunting the shallows. We should not have to stop doing what we always do because a GWS is hunting in close looking for anything to eat including us.
We are not seals we are humans and any normal thinking person would not tolerate a shark acting in this manner.
Thank you Barney.
Walfootrot
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Yep those swim plateforms are
Yep those swim plateforms are a good shark FAD, kids jumping off splashing like seals.....
But also something to get onto should a shark be sighted
More drum lines, kill the bloody sharks!
petermac
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try the north west
not like it was 30 years ago where you might see 1 shark a day, now in the north west as soon as you
start shooting fish the reefys are in on you in minutes and 10 minutes later mister tiger will turn up and they scare me more than GWS as i have had a tiger charge me any one that says they are not a dangerous shark has obviously has never dived in the north west
Saulty2
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GWS are predators of the ocean
which are at the top of the food chain that can decimate spawning snapper and anything that comes within range needs to be culled ,spare a thought for the people taken and the rest of the fish species ,classic example of greenies living in their own bubble .
Sulo
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No, we are the top of the
No, we are the top of the food chain, not sure what the problem is. It is a fish, no one seems to have any issues with killing a fish on any of the other posts on this forum?
petermac
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finaly
i said it last year on this forum humans are top of the food chain and we will decide what lives or dies , and if that happens to be a GWS so be it
Auslobster
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Actually...
...white sharks "decimate" far fewer snapper than what sea lions do. So what decimates sea lions? Or even begins to put a dent in them? Even all the half-assed "marine biologists" on here should be able to figure that one out.
If you're gonna bring the food chain into the discussion, bring in the ENTIRE food chain...
And to the comment before it...no we are NOT seals; the primary difference being seals go into the ocean for survival, we go in for fun.
Hughesy
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re locate
not sure if this is a silly question but why can't they just move it out deep? will it just come back in?
Auslobster
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Unfortunately.....
...they go where the food is. You'd have to relocate the food as well!
z00m
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What about the ones that
What about the ones that aren't tagged?
If they show the footage on the news of a tagged white shark dead on a drum line, will everyone feel safe then?
It would just be one less fish to bite someone.
Do divers need to think harder about using a personal cage like the abalone divers if they want to feel safe?
And yes, I realise that 3 of the 4 sentences above are questions, which to me means there is no easy solution.
Walfootrot
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"What about the ones that
"What about the ones that aren't tagged? "
shark patrols on the beaches have started
"If they show the footage on the news of a tagged white shark dead on a drum line, will everyone feel safe then?"
If its the one at Warnbro, then hell yes if I was swimming or diving in that area
"It would just be one less fish to bite someone."
No... It would be one less GWS.....
"Do divers need to think harder about using a personal cage like the abalone divers if they want to feel safe?"
Have you ever tried one of these on tanks? we dont all dive on hookers
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And yes, I realise that 3 of the 4 sentences above are questions, which to me means there is no easy solution.
We all accept a level of risk in regards to sharks when we go into the water, but the risk is going up with each passing year
More drum lines, kill the bloody sharks!
shonky
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Still there
judging by the chopper hovering there at the moment I don't think its been caught yet, I'm suprised it hasn't got a name yet.
This habit is getting expensive!
randall df223
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bruce
bruce
Fish! HARD!
scotto
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me
I want the last great white in the ocean, killed, stuffed, and put on my wall.
Auslobster
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Wow.
People are out there "diving on hookers"? I suppose if a shark eats someone that has dived on a hooker the toxicity would kill the shark...kind of like when a crocodile eats a cane toad!
Walfootrot
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hence the
hence the
More drum lines, kill the bloody sharks!
dumper
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Sharks can't catch herpes
Sharks can't catch herpes
z00m
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Change is inevitble - be it
Change is inevitble - be it for better or worse time will tell.
Wal, you're entitled to your opinion and your thoughts that you should be free to roam the african plains in a gazelle suit without attracting the lions. I just don't know that you'll get everyone to agree with you.
And no, I don't want anyone to get eaten by a shark.
P.S. Don't go diving on the hookers - you'll get a mouthful of crabs
randall df223
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Anyone need more popcorn?
Anyone need more popcorn?
Fish! HARD!
Swompa
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While you're up, mate.
While you're up, mate.
fisharoo
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Leave the sharks alone
I'm getting old and fat, kids are now bugging me to take them to the beach for a swim and its the last place that I want to go. At least I can say' r u bloody kidding? U know how many sharks are out there? Do u want to get eaten by a shark? Just stay at home and play your ps4 while I can watch cricket and enjoy my beer:)'
SHAMAN
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WARNBRO SOUND SHARK
@ walfootrot...g'day mate...yes i know shark populations have been increasing since they have been protected.that was the idea behind the protection order.i still don't think we need to kill these alpha predators as this will mess up the ecosystem that sharks keep in balance.yes i was a scuba diver until an accident in 1992...now just skin dive / snorkel and also swim in the ocean. i also know the risk and always respect the ocean and its creatures.all the best...cheers Rabbit.
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Walfootrot
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GDay RabbitSorry to hear you
GDay Rabbit
Sorry to hear you cant blow bubbles anymore.
I do understand the reasons behind the protection of the sharks and their rolls in the ecosystem.
We are talking about 1 shark being taken, not 2 or more.
If there is such an out cry about taking 1 life, the life of the said shark and the impact it will have on the ecosystem, then we all better stop fishing.
More drum lines, kill the bloody sharks!
Jason P
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Perspective
I think people have too much thought into the life of a shark, being that it's life is somehow worth more than any other creature or human. I would consider myself mostly as a conservationist (only taking what I need), but even with conservation certain measures need to be taken to maintain a right and safe balance for the environment and people. I'm sure no one would think twice about killing a spider with a can of spray, so saving a couple of possibly dangerous sharks would be contradictory to that thought Imo.
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