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Secrets from the Deep

Australia’s largest sex census sample ever, 15,000 surveyed!

Posted: 26 Apr 12 | Asking the questions that the Australian Bureau of Statistics are too afraid to ask, The Great Australian Sex Census has dropped some extremely titillating stats on Aussies about their own sexual kinks, desires and secrets. |

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Divine Dinner: seared tuna encrusted in pork crackling

Posted: 21 Mar 12 | THE five courses that chef Michael Stokes put on at the Narooma Golf Club on Friday night were truly “divine”. |

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Fishy tails: Great white shark, mulloway and fuel mix-up

Posted: 21 Mar 12 | THERE was a large great white shark spotted swimming in Horseshoe Bay, Bermagui on Sunday morning estimated to be 5 metres or 15 foot long. |

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A nautical connection between Mexico City and Bermagui

Posted: 07 Mar 12 | THE world is indeed becoming a smaller place thanks to the internet and here is another example of someone on other side of the planet making a connection thanks to the Narooma News website. |

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A rare whale shark encounter at the Tathra wharf

Posted: 23 Feb 12 | ANGLERS and tourists on the Tathra wharf were treated to the spectacular sight of a massive whale shark slowly cruising past on Wednesday evening. |

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Delicious blueberries hidden up in the Eurobodalla hills

Posted: 22 Feb 12 | GETTING to Pete Kershaw’s blueberry orchard deep in the Eurobodalla hills on the banks of the upper Tuross River is an adventure in itself. |

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FISHING: Kingfish, kingfish, kingfish

Posted: 18 Feb 12 | THE phenomenal kingfish season at Montague Island and Bermagui continues with commercial boats landing 600-kilogram hauls in recent days. |

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Scuba diver falls in love with Narooma underwater world

Posted: 03 Nov 11 | NAROOMA and Montague Island are the perfect place to renew your scuba diving skills or even learn how to dive. Keen scuba divers PT and her husband Adrian are among those who have fallen in love with Narooma's underwater world. |

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A blue groper, my Twitter buddy and fat tigers

Posted: 26 Oct 11 | A fishing yarn about Twitter, catching a fish of a lifetime in the form of a massive blue groper at Montague Island off Narooma, and ending with an interesting find inside a fat tiger flathead. |

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"Have News will travel..." around the world

Posted: 12 Oct 11 | Check out this photo gallery that goes with our ongoing “Have News will travel…” feature. The Narooma News has now been to every continent on the planet except Africa and Antarctica, so if you’re headed that way don’t forget to pack a News! |

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Narooma and Bermagui fishing reports: October 12

Posted: 12 Oct 11 | HAVING travelled up to Montague Island from Bermagui on Saturday morning, we were struck by the complete lack of boats around, other than a couple of flathead fishers at The Step. |

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Paying tribute to Steve Jobs

Posted: 06 Oct 11 | I just found out that Steve Jobs died and felt the need to pay tribute, eventhough this blog is called "Secrets from the Deep" and does not necessarily have anything to do with technology. |

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Sea eagle braves rough weather lashing Narooma

Posted: 11 Aug 11 | Narooma News editor Stan Gorton snapped some pics at Mystery Bay of the storm smashing into the Narooma area today, and was surpised to see someone fishing - a sea eagle! |

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The Kingfish are hanging around...

Posted: 10 Aug 11 | WELL I'm back on the blog inspired by another amazing kingfish session off Bermagui on the weekend. The kingfish were back hanging around big schools of pilchards right off the Bermagui headland. I am talking right off the Bermagui water tank - the Yammie 100 hardly has time to warm up! |

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A precious resource squandered

Posted: 06 Jul 11 | THE bluefin run is all very well but as Richard Tilzey writes below there has been some horrific wastage. There are too many fish being taken! |

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Doorstep fishing: kingfish holding at Bermagui

Posted: 03 Jul 11 | ONCE in a while, something special happens in your fishing world. Last week it was the kingfish holding right in front of Bermagui that put a smile on my face. |

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Boat Bits: The story of the Fisco 1: Rescued from the reef

Posted: 29 Jun 11 | INSPIRED by last week’s Narooma News front page article about the renovation of fishing trawler Carmela T, I hope to bring you regular profiles of our region’s boats, large and small. Here is the story of the Fisco I long-liner... |

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On and in the water during a perfect winter weekend

Posted: 26 Jun 11 | THIS weekend saw perfect conditions to spend on and in the water fishing, boating and swimming at Narooma and Bermagui. |

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New life breathed into veteran fishing lady

Posted: 22 Jun 11 | A GROUP of craftsmen is breathing new life into the wooden frame of veteran fishing trawler Carmela T. Matt LeCompte is realising his dream of restoring the 40-year-old wooden trawler, which has just spent six weeks up on the Bermagui slipway. |

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Seafood extravaganza: cooking live and local lobster

Posted: 15 Jun 11 | IN honour of my aunt’s birthday on the weekend, my family decided to make her a special lobster dinner using live and local lobster. |

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