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    Posted: 16 Dec 2003 at 10:02am
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Heya guys how about a trophy for these ? last night i caught the biggest Blue moki I have ever seen and i caught it in Wellington harbour it weight in at 9.1kg, thats right 9.1kg it was 90cm long, 29cm deep and 11cm thick i have some pictures i will post when i get them back and tomorrow it will be heading for the taxidermist for mounting :)
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Hi ya stormbringer, welcome to the forum. look forward to seeing pictures of the big bugger.

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By Moki, Stormbringer. Nice! I can't wait to see either!
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good going Stormmy!!!

Answer me this peoples....why is it that divers always come back from the splash saying "there were heaps of moki down there?"

Why the hell haven't I ever caught one?

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its true though divers do see a heck of a lot of moki when your diving i know from experience but you never seem to get that many when you fish for them in exactly the same spot as you see them :) what make this one amazing is where i caught it, i dont know if any of you know wellington but i got it along a small stretch of road called cobham drive which is near the airport
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Stormbringer welcome........ thats one hellava Blue Moki mate....... congrates on a excellent catch.....

 they used to be everywhere in the old days even in the AK Harbour around Waiheke i speared a few off Matiatia Bay dont think you would see any now in the harbour........

do you see many Copper Moki these days ????????

Thanks for everything you did for us Eric. may you rest in peace, You were one of the real legends of NZ recreational fishing
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thanks guys for the welcome :) yes you do still see the odd copper but very few and far between :(
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hey does anyone have any idea on what the record is for a blue moki ? not that it does me any good as i'm not in a club so i couldnt claim it even if it was, would just like to know how close it is :)
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Stormbringer....

you can claim records without being part of a club......will just cost you loads to get eh application processed....We (NZBGFC) don't hold records for Blue Moki and nor do the IGFA.

Perhaps seek advice from NZCA -

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sweet thanks for the info Kerren i have sent them an email to find out a bit more info :)
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The NZ spearfishing record is 10.22kg for Blue Moki taken in Wellington in 1958. Id say thats gotta be a bloddy good fish by todays standards Stormbringer...well done.

Ive seen spots on the south coast where schools of up to 20 5-8# fish will school around you with the odd big boy hanging out wider.

I accidentily shot a copper moki off Kapiti last year in the North Island Champs, that was the first Id ever seen and just assumed it was a standard Blue... Shame!, for the Moki and for us, would of ment 2nd place.

 

 

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sweet i just found out it breaks the nz all line record by about 1kg :)
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Jim Mikoz emailed me and among many others these 2 pics of your fantastic Blue Moki catch.
If you' d like I can post the pics here on this forum subject.

Let me know if I can help.

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that would be great Eric, its not a bad fish aye :) yeah Jim has been very helpful ...
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great fish. I have found tho that the 'older' ones dont actually taste that nice. younger ones taste better......fish that is

a fish to be proud of.

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Nice Moki there Mr stormbringer ,very nice 
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Awesome catch Stormbringer. Thats a big fish. I hadn't seen this thread earlier as I usually have no reason to wander into the 'Trophy Cabinet'! Steve Reed mentioned this fish to me about a week ago. Good to see some pics and hear from the captor. He said you were chasing snapper....not a bad by-catch! Keep up the good skills. Must have been a hell of a fight.

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hehehe Mars its not a bad one aye :) it was a good battle 20 minutes :)
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