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Queensland angler goes viral with Woolworths Ooshies fishing hack – PerthNow
A Queensland angler has uncovered a new use for a highly popular range of collectables.
A Queensland angler has uncovered a new use for a highly popular range of collectables.
Mark Pace took to Facebook yesterday to put the call out for more glow-in-the-dark Ooshies, saying he was happy to pay cash for them.
Anyone have any glow-in-the-dark Ooshies they dont want? Happy to pay $1 each, he said.
Just days after Woolworths axed the pencil topper freebies after running out of stock across the country, it quickly became clear why he was so keen to gather more.
Running alongside the…
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