kitno wrote: Well done Geoff and Mick. 86cm is a beauty, 25lb? |
3rnzir wrote: Snappa Geoff Any theories as to why the area you fish consistently holds schnapper of this size? Don`t think fish that big are of much value to the commercial fleet are they? Mind you,the reefs may help keep the nets away too. You could make jewelry out of those big schnapper teeth as an income stream. Duck shooting then whitebaiting. The cycle continues. Saw a great bumper sticker the other day. `Adventure before Dementia` You got the Adventure part sorted Geoff. Thanx for continuing to share your Adventures with the rest of us on this board. Would you/we ever want to live in any country other than NZ? Certainly Blessed here to be sure. Cheerz Geoff. |
crabman wrote: Yeah mate beach launching no worries, I've got the FC430T which is ideal for beach launching. Normally launch from wai-iti in front of the campground or just hitting the Port locally fishing out to 80m getting amongst the Terakihi, Tuna and Kingies. Im not scared of looking around and have shot across to Tongo for a fish also. |
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