Goulburn: Oral History of Gary and Kaye Gibb

Title

Goulburn: Oral History of Gary and Kaye Gibb

Description

An interview in three parts with Gary and Kaye Gibb.

Both born in the early 1950s, Gary and Kaye have fished all their lives. Gary grew up on the Wakool River and Kaye moved to Victoria in the 1970s. They are members of the Seymour Angling Club, a social club that travels once a month around all of the Victorian rivers, from Eildon to Echuca.

Gary and Kaye talk about: local fishing techniques and equipment; types of bait such as garden worms, flat tail worm, scrub worm, yabby, shrimp, Bardi grub; types of lures; fish species and their behaviours; the prevalence of European Carp in the Murray, Wakool and Broken rivers; trees, snags, and fish habitat; mammals; reptiles; birds; human activities that degrade the rivers and river banks; restocking rivers.

Other fish mentioned: 'silver bream' (unspecified).

Creator

Heather Goodall
Jodi Frawley

Publisher

University of Technology, Sydney

Contributor

Murray-Darling Basin Authority
NSW Department of Primary Industries - NSW Fisheries

Rights

Copyright University of Technology, Sydney

Rights Holder

Re-use: Kaye and Gary Gibb

Date

2010-10-26

Access Rights

Permission to reuse this data may be sought from the Rights Holder, by contacting data-librarian@uts.edu.au.

License

Mediator

Unmediated registration for reuse. Interviewee's consent condition: Future researchers must gain permission from Kaye and Gary Gibb before using this material.

Interviewer

Jodi Frawley

Interviewee

Gary Gibb
Kaye Gibb

Location

Seymour, Victoria

Duration

Part 1 00:22:46
Part 2 00:23:15
Part 3 00:06:48

Item Relations

This Item Is Part Of Item: Goulburn River, Victoria
This Item Was Created By Item: Prof. Heather Goodall
Item: Dr Jodi Frawley
This Item Has Provenance Information Item: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Data Archive (ATSIDA)
Item: State Library of New South Wales
This Item References The Subject Item: European Carp
Item: Murray Cod

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