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Great Australian Fishing Stories

By: Paul B. Kidd
Narrated by: Paul B. Kidd
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Heard of the two dimwits who try to blow up a bothersome croc but only succeed in destroying their 4WD? Or the drunken fishermen who fell off his boat and three hours later knocked on the hull of a Russian trawler? Or of marlin with beaks like baseball bats and eyes the size of bread and butter plates?

Marvel at fishing cheats who've devised outrageous schemes and ruses to win fishing competitions, and a huge shark that vomited up a human arm. Come with Paul on his adventures – some true, some doubtful and others entirely suspect – as he and his colourful collection of cronies tackle tuna, connive with crocs, are mauled by marlin, bamboozled by barramundi, tantalised by trout and almost decapitated by sharks with very bad breath. And sing along with the fish to their favourite melodies such as Salmon Chanted Evening and Mullet of Kintire.

©2003 Australian Broadcasting Corporation (P)2003 Australian Broadcasting Corporation.
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Awesome classic Australian stories well written and narrated. Outstanding works and in my opinion a national treasure.

well narrated

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I loved this this book the author read this book perfectly , it was full of information

amazing

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Stories that will have you laughing for years, and well narrated content, can't get much better than this.

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