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    Posted: 02 Dec 2010 at 12:35pm
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Well everyone Christmas is just around the corner which also means so is the Game fishing season, here are a few threads for you all to use to make updates about whats happening in your local area.

Good luck and Tight lines to all for the upcoming season. Thumbs Up

 
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I am hearing rumors of Alberts in 50-60 at the back of the bar


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Originally posted by Boulder Boulder wrote:

I am hearing rumors of Alberts in 50-60 at the back of the bar
 
Sounds like the ramblings of a mad man t me Boulder! Wink
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more like snapperSmile
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Originally posted by Boulder Boulder wrote:

I am hearing rumors of Alberts in 50-60 at the back of the bar
Second that rumour Boulder
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Went out to the 110 mark yesterday,
2 skippies 4 alberts 50-70m

water topped 18.7  on way out 18.9  on way back,

Lost one, something snapped line ??: - assume it was tuna & sharked .....

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Well done Mark, good to sea you are out there doing it.
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Albies off Raglan, too......it's starting!!
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Aaron from Maverick (Raglan Charter boat) was saying on Friday & Saturday that he had a school of skippies beside the boat in 35m and the week before he had seen sunfish. Won't be long before the marlin turn up
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If anyone is willing to part with some albies/skippies for my shark fishing this year flick me a PM Smile
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yip skipy at 35m off raglan seen a school on saturday az well and sun fish

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Originally posted by karm karm wrote:

Went out to the 110 mark yesterday,
2 skippies 4 alberts 50-70m

water topped 18.7  on way out 18.9  on way back,

Lost one, something snapped line ??: - assume it was tuna & sharked .....

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Originally posted by karm karm wrote:

Went out to the 110 mark yesterday,
2 skippies 4 alberts 50-70m

water topped 18.7  on way out 18.9  on way back,

Lost one, something snapped line ??: - assume it was tuna & sharked .....

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Where u go Mark off Manukau??
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Yep Allen,
 
due west from manukau heads ..sea was a bit sloppy & we both got a bit squeamish too Confused
 Not too good for the hunter gatherer image
 
 
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...just had email from Dear Friends in New Plymouth they have had great weather and good temps on the water, several tuna been seen...still about a month away before the Beakies turn up normally they say...
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hey catch
was out on the water 60m off the new plymouth port on sunday, we took gear to troll for tuna but it never left the cabin
low 16's and green ... the last couple of weeks of southerlyishes have pushed it all away :(
ive heard from friends of friends (as you do) that it got up to 19 degree on the shelf maybe 4weeks ago ... but havnt had a northerly since

i have been looking at various sst's but not holding my breath unfortunatly
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Lew don't get hung on temps just keep towing them plastics and having a go bro cos it is believed alot of NP fish come from the Indian Ocean and South Aus Sea... versus warmer northern waters...
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No worries allan ... MITE have to give it a crack in the weekend weather permitting, i would assume the plan would be drop in the (small) lures around 80m and head out and up for as long as petrol allows, will pop in an update one what we see out there 
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Theres good looking water offshore of New plymouth,Were getting 19degrees and blue water at the rigs..which are in 100m and down the coast bit..
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