carlostairua wrote: Hi Adam, Hey do you think the fact a lot of boats from BOI also fish the Kings has something to do with it? |
Fishy11 wrote: "I like to see them swim away" Carlostairua Really??? |
part-timer wrote: I fish from Tutukaka... listening to the radio, Id say the majority of fish killed were when there was a hot bite off the Chicks area for a month or so...there were literally tens of boats there ..and many boats hooked up at once. I think the vast majority were trailer boats from Mangawhai or Whangarei... geting into the marlin on the odd year they come into the area in such numbers. so good on them ! I did cringe at times listenenig to the fish landed over and over.. but thats each persons perogative.. I think there is a little bit more wide range charter ot of BOI than Tutukaka. Didnt John Gregory tag 40 fsh in one charter at the kings this year?? maybe it wasnt him... but stats can be skewd. cheers James |
Marligator wrote: Thanks Josh, that is interesting in the change of boat size in the BOI. Do you know whether there is much in the way of onboard processing or taking directly home without weighing of small fish in the BOI. |
Marligator wrote: Nice fish Josh, what do you think it would have weighed. Did you get it on a lure or live bait, looked like it was pretty lively at the boat with the broken tail. |
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