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    Posted: 19 Sep 2007 at 9:31pm
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sunday morning breakfast
breakfast served steak, scollies, eggs Wink
perfect conditions to collect scollies
great weekend, thanks shane and dana.
It was hard going on saturday finding them - took quite a few hours - but sunday we had quote in 40mins
even scored a few mussels.
cheers guys Wink
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oh nice fat looking scollies !! YUM
thats it off to manukau this sunday !
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They sure look good! Havnt even had scollies yet this season, had two divers round kawau on sat but the place had been dredged to death! May be time for a shore dive from a not so secret spot.......
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go the muddy deacs theres heaps bro
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Yeah not too keen to dive the "muddy" though LOL could a dredge from a kayak work? but i guess thats a different topic all together. Scallops some times wash up around where i fish so an exploratory freedive may be the way to go.
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nah bro dredge with a yak if you paddled with the tide and had big arms then should work bro 
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Hahahaha Oar have you seen deacs arms? No way you're gunna budge a dredge with a yak deacs!!
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You might be able to tow a dredge if you went with the tide and used a sea anchor to help oull yoy along? But that is a lot of mucking around it's probably easyer to free dive.
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free dive in the muddyStern%20Smile only the brave would try it LOL
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Thats real nice work there.  I now have a stomach craving for food and need to find something to eat from the fridge.  Back to the forum soon Confused
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can't get much better than that...
well done
 
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