Ingram Wild Caught Fisheries in Cobains, Victoria, Australia | Farm

Ingram Wild Caught Fisheries

Locality: Cobains, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 438 696 652

Address: 76 somerton park road 3851 Cobains, VIC, Australia

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25.01.2022 Here’s a quick video of my new electro Boxs that have been built for the saltwater. It’s is running here in saltwater at 16ppm need to make a few adjustments but holding fish well.

23.01.2022 Just finished washing some carp roe can’t wait to see what the end product looks like

22.01.2022 Latrobe river is full of yellow belly at the minute, only check them out if they are bigger then the fuel tank these days

21.01.2022 Another 5 ton of carp for the morning caught 300 ton in 2 months with this trap

19.01.2022 Victorian Seafood Journey #SeafoodIndustryVictoria #MelbourneSeafoodCentre

19.01.2022 Another video in the saltwater

17.01.2022 This is just a few- there are so many more people and families within the seafood industry that get fish to you table.:)

17.01.2022 Still fishing Latrobe river the carp are thick probably only bringing up 15% so what is the biomass in our rivers?

17.01.2022 I recommend Matt and the team at Stratford Marine for all things boating

14.01.2022 If your wondering where the native fish are going out of the Gippsland lakes have a look at this 20 ton for the morning

14.01.2022 Something fishy is happening near Briagolong, and it's transforming rivers across Victoria and New South Wales. From a small farm on the other side of Stratford, thousands of tiny native fish are being bred as "re-stockers" to reinvigorate some of the states' depleted waterways.

14.01.2022 If people don’t fully understand what a Blackwater event can do this is a great video

10.01.2022 You could say iv got the electro box tuned in today

07.01.2022 Carp carp and more carp

07.01.2022 Interesting read

04.01.2022 Experts clash over concerns carp-killing koi herpes could cross to other fish species such as Murray cod and other native fish exports. MORE >> http://bit.ly/2Z0K7A1

02.01.2022 People think carp are mud eaters here’s a video of carp eating yellow tail mackerel. Imagine what they are eating in our rivers shrimp, prawns and all the native fingerlings.

01.01.2022 What a way to start the week 10 TON of carp net was only set for 12 hours the carp problem in the Gippsland lakes is out of control