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great stuff , well done .
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Exciting season ahead maybe.

Great result, well done.
Just cruising in my now sweetas pimped out Southern 755 HT0!
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Woo-hoo, out there doing it. Fantastic guys.
Those that say it can't be done are being overtaken by those doing it.
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Originally posted by yknot yknot wrote:

Woo-hoo, out there doing it. Fantastic guys.

Its on lads, G'mon lets be seeing ya out chasing them!Cool
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Hihi lads on the raven. Great work Mark and crew!
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First Shortbill Spearfish has been caught for the season, weighing in at 24.4kg caught by Dylan Holzheimer on the Waima Star.ClapClap


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Beaut wee 20kg tuna for Swordfish Steve, 300m of Wekaroa 
i think, might be a young Big Eye Tuna.ClapClap


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The first Blue Marlin for the NZ season on board! A well deserved day off for Brad, Kyle and Tim has delivered the goods on board Chopper, fishing off the Cavalli Islands. Congrats to Tim Chow from CNAUTICA on your first Blue!

Pic coming when Fnet will allow me to upload it!Ouch


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well done guys, woo-hoo
Those that say it can't be done are being overtaken by those doing it.
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Went 251 KG nice fish!ClapClap
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Very nice fish, congrats to the guys
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A nice yellowfin tuna coming to the weighstation this afternoon. Angler Hamish Sheard, caught on 15kg line. Skipper Alastair Sheard, guy getting in the way, Marlin Candy, of the boat SHAGZ.

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Back from 7 days out of Whangaroa.
7 days of rough seas but at least the fishing was shyte.
Got a decent mahi on day 6, then a knock down from a rigger which we diagnosed as swell and chop but at end of day a chaffed leader told us different.
Skippies hard to find but more albies except for last day when we wanted some to take home.
Still good fun out with mates.
My square head Tomahawk lures accounted for the mahi and the knock-down. They seem to be very attractive lures but lumo and Mrs Palmer are good colour patterns.
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Wow that is hard fishing Roy. Cheers for sharing. Mate got a couple YFT off the knuckle on 30th but tough all along the East this year. Lets hope something happens soon. 
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Thats not good fishing Roy at all. few slabs downed i hope
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We still enjoyed our trip. The 17.00 pink gin shifted forward to 16.00 while in the very capable hands of our skipper Chris Brittain.
You can't buy weather or fish. All our gear was known winners, no point keep changing lures.
Going fly fishing for trout next week....still no guarantees, though!

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CONFIRMED NZ RECORD! Well done team a nice way to finish the season off 66.2kg on 15kg a new record in Womans class.



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What the lure?
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tough times at Whangaroa.
One always magic harbour.

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