New Snapper Pin - beat this!

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    Posted: 05 Sep 2005 at 9:46am
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DogFish has claimed the first snapper pin of the 2005/2006 season with a monster 12.93kg fish (weighed-in at Taranaki Hunting & Fishing store)
Date caught - Friday 2nd September
Location - North Taranaki.

And he did it from a Yak - as he says in his fishing report.

Well done - that's going to take some beating this year!

 

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Awesome fish mate!

Well done

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Great Fish Dog Fish, Well Done!!! What a blast catching it from the Yak. Is it destined for the wall or the smoker??
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Well done DogFish. Great start to the 2005/6 season.
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Wow. good fish.

Even better cos' it was off a yak!  How much petrol did you use?

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GOOD ON YA DOG   .

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bah - kids stuff...

no, seriously - that is massive - all the more impressive from a kayak

well done

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top effort DF! Big tail on the sucker eh

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sweet fish!!! well done
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Thanks for the Pin Bender, and thanks for all the congrat's guys.

Tomsta, at a $1,000 to put it on the wall, and $30 to put it in the smoker, I decided to save the $1k for the new Big Game Fish Kayak: marlin, tuna, etc...LOL  

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yeah well done doggy it is truely a fish of a life time now catch a bigger one please hehehe and would love to see a game rigged yaka lol remember as a kid harpooning rays and being towed around fitzroy harbour at the barrier now a yak would be a sight to see under tow from a biggy.
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Way to go Doggy-Stylez!..o'sum capture from the plastic fantastic..but bet you are still finding it hard to rid that shyte-eating grin from ya chops mate?
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crazy palangi dogfish i wouldnt wanna come face to face with a charging marlin on  a  yak !! kingy or tuna well theyre  unarmed and theyd be heaps of fun
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Yeah I don't think I'd really like to go Man-on-Marlin from a yak, certainly not with any of the big buggers we get here in NZ.

Tuna and kingies...now that should be fun! Unfortunately, getting tuna off Taranaki usually requires quite a lot of open water trolling, hence the need for a longer and faster fishing yak.

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Yeah way to go Dogfish that is one damn good fish made all the more so by catching it out of a Yak. I wonder how long the Yak Marlin pin will go vacant for.....
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