The depths of Canberra’s winter has seen a number of us head north to warmer climes.  Surprisingly some are back in Canberra already, just in time for the snow!  In this issue JQ has shown us that we don’t need to go so far away from home to benefit from nice weather – the sky and sea look perfect in the cover photo.  Lyall has also provided some enticement for us to pursue local opportunities – nice looking fish is part of the content.  Lyall has been very busy with new promotional flyers (preview in in this newsletter) as well as new bumper stickers.  First entries in the ‘notable fish list’ have appeared (remember that official recordings are to be made in the little book brought to meetings).  Lots of other news items.  Click on the link below:

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JQ has put in a stirling effort in the face of work pressures, regional Internet black spots and a pedantic copy editor (Bill!) to produce this month’s Burley Line. A mammoth 24 page issue includes some great material about recent events provided by Jason M and Lyall. Representing the club in multiple fora. Great to hear from them and we’re always looking for stories from members folks.

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been uploaded.  Click below.  This is my 100th issue and is a bumper one.

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Jason M has written up his experiences in Lyle Knowles 2016, in the context of how we applied the lessons learnt from Ben’s talk at our February Meeting. Click line below

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This is Ray’s report on his Christmas camping. Click on the link (Issue number 0107a) below

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Click on the link (Issue number 0107) below. Apologies. Some of the hotlinks in this edition won’t work (same too with many in the older editions). This all relates to moving Burley Line to our new Blog. I’ll try to do better next month.  The key one that is broken is that to the 2015 report of UMDR this can be found here

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