shane broadby

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  • in reply to: Australia: Along the Fatal Shores with Peter Morse #20899

    Bloody North Islanders, what about Tassie trout!!!

    ;D, I’m with you Steve ;).

    Good stuff Peter, really impressive, I can’t believe it, But I’ve had to pass on a trip to Croker Island, in the NT :'(, the chance just came at the wrong time :'(

    in reply to: Big Tasmanian Brownie found dead #21817

    Charlie…..the dog is a Great Dane

    in reply to: Big Tasmanian Brownie found dead #21815

    Steve, spot on mate, I’ve also heard of a few more “corkers” being caught from the river this season.

    in reply to: A great week on the White!! #20494

    That’s a ripper of a fish

    in reply to: Introduce yourself #21042

    Hi all,
    I actually posted this under another thread, I didn’t see this intro thread until later, so I thought I should also post here.

    Hi all,
    my name is Shane Broadby from Tasmania, Australia, 37 years old and have been flyfishing for around 22 years, My other passion is hunting, especially deer and I have hunted in Idaho and Wyoming and caught some nice Cutthroats in Colarado. I’ve also just got back recently from a fantastic trip to Christmas Island chasing Bones. I’ve only just found this site, it looks great and I’m looking forward to participating.

    in reply to: Maxima leaders – any thoughts? #20387

    Very popular in Australia, I use it for 90 percent of my fishing, either in spools or tapered leaders.

    in reply to: On Safari! #20087

    It’s great to see a fishing forum, with a bit of hunting input

    in reply to: I caught  Bubba! #20117

    That’s a top fish mate, well done

    in reply to: Another introduction #20051

    Cameron,
    it’s open mate, our season opens on the the first weekend in august and closes at the end of april.

    in reply to: Another introduction #20049

    A pig of a Rainbow, arounf 5 pounds


    Shot at 2005-09-30

    My mate Colin casting to a windlane feedeing rainbow


    Shot at 2005-02-02

    Lake Burbury on our west coast, a great wind lane lake


    Shot at 2005-02-02

    My brother about to net a shallow water feeder


    Shot at 2005-01-20

    in reply to: Another introduction #20048

    Rick, with a nice western lakes fish


    Shot at 2006-02-08

    Lake Lexie


    Shot at 2006-02-08

    A Highland Spinner feeder


    Shot at 2006-02-08

    Justin landing a fish in the fog


    Shot at 2005-11-28

    Justin fishing to a tailing fish

    Shot at 2005-11-26

    in reply to: Another introduction #20047

    A nice Brownie, polaroided from one of our western lakes.


    Shot at 2007-02-19

    Ken, with a nice early seasom worm feeder


    Shot at 2006-10-04

    My brother fishing some flooded marjins


    Shot at 2006-10-04

    more flooded margins


    Shot at 2006-10-04

    in reply to: Another introduction #20045

    Endless CI flats


    Shot at 2007-09-23

    a rare catch a nice Tasmanian Brown, with a fully spotted tail


    Shot at 2007-10-06

    in reply to: Another introduction #20044

    A Beautiful Blue Trev


    Shot at 2007-08-31

    The best one that I landed


    Shot at 2007-08-31

    My mate Wayne, with his best Bonefish


    Shot with DiMAGE X60 at 2007-09-07

    Ken, with his 27 incher, about 8 pound


    Shot at 2007-08-31

    in reply to: Another introduction #20043

    Me, with my first ever Bonefish


    Shot at 2007-08-31

    Here is my mate Ken with his first Bone. Ken is the longest running most experienced and respected trout guide in Australia.


    Shot at 2007-08-31

    My first tailing Bone, tailing just like a Tassie Brownie


    Shot at 2007-08-31

    My largest fish on the fly so far, my first GT


    Shot at 2007-08-31

    in reply to: Australian Possum #55645

    We cull 100’s of them every year ( under permit), over here in Tassie, getting a pelt is easy, getting them to you would be a nightmare

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