Channel: Chris Bamman

Category: Howto & Style

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Description: With trout season in full swing, it was off to the mountains with a mate to see if we could get him onto his first :) Ended up some of the best trout fishing I've ever had !! Great Hike, Great Hut, Great Time !! Hope you enjoy :) THANKS HEAPS FOR WATCHING !! 👍🦞🎣😀🍻🐟🌸🍄🌍☠️🌲💐🔥👍IF YOU ENJOYED PLEASE LIKE, SHARE, SUBSCRIBE AND LEAVE ME A COMMENT 👇👇 If anybody is interested in helping out the channel any support is really appreciated :) patreon.com/chrisbamman ( Exclusive access to recipes and details ) instagram.com/chris.bamman/?hl=en facebook.com/Chris-Bamman-Youtube-106009838032011 IN APRIL 1864, THE "Norfolk" sailed from England and docked at the Railway Pier in Melbourne, carrying an unsuspected cargo: 2700 live brown trout ova packed inside 30 tonnes of ice. Then, on 4 May, the first of the brown trout eggs hatched in the Plenty River in Tasmania. These baby trout became the primary stock for the waters of Australia and New Zealand. Rainbow trout was the second of the trout species to arrive in Australia, originating from the rivers and lakes of North America and brought to New South Wales from New Zealand in 1894.