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Red Bellied Black Snake Fishing
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Red Bellied Black Snake Fishing
by Overlandman » Thu 07 Nov, 2019 11:05 am
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Re: Red Bellied Black Snake Fishing
by Mark F » Thu 14 Nov, 2019 8:08 am
I have seen a red belly black swimming around in a pool hunting young trout in Christies Creek which had largely stopped flowing.
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Re: Red Bellied Black Snake Fishing
by Aardvark » Thu 14 Nov, 2019 8:51 am
Not that surprising really. The most common location for red bellies is around creeks.
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Re: Red Bellied Black Snake Fishing
by ChrisJHC » Fri 15 Nov, 2019 11:58 pm
Many years ago I watched two red-bellied blacks swimming in a waterhole near Moruya. Felt like they were playing for about 20 minutes before they slithered off. Maybe a mating ritual?
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