The Tamure Kid wrote: What impresses me - other than the quality of the fish - is that your reports almost always involve incredible patience at the start. 1.5 hours without a decent bite would see most fishos pull the pick and move, but you know your spots, and trust your technique honed over many, many hours of fishing. Awesome stuff. |
CrayZfish wrote: Awesome stuff once again Geoff. I'd be lying if I said I wasn't a little bit jealous. I'm interested in your kahawai technique though. You say sabikis are the string of tiny hooks or something bigger. Baited or not? Do you try whole pillies or other bait or just fresh kahawai. I think this must be the key to the Biggie's. |
krow wrote: Nice Geoff. You have the best spot in the country, when the weather lets you out. |
kitno wrote: QUOTE=CrayZfish] Awesome stuff once again Geoff. I'd be lying if I said I wasn't a little bit jealous. I'm interested in your kahawai technique though. You say sabikis are the string of tiny hooks or something bigger. Baited or not? Do you try whole pillies or other bait or just fresh kahawai. I think this must be the key to the Biggie's. |
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