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Thank you all for the advice
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Originally posted by boatman1 boatman1 wrote:

Thank you all for the advice

No one mentioned the first very important step ie 

" First catch your snapper "

There is also a method that makes it real easy & much neater plus no mess ie.

Oceans & probably other fish retailers will fillet skin & bone for $3 per fish.

Must confess to using their services on a couple of occasions when it was not practical to do at home.

I understand if you are really lazy they will cook it as well ... ideal for a party or gathering. 
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Forgot to mention regardless of the method used I usually keep some scales from my bigger snapper as the local kids like to screw wheels on them for use as skate boards.
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Originally posted by bazza bazza wrote:


Forgot to mention regardless of the method used I usually keep some scales from my bigger snapper as the local kids like to screw wheels on them for use as skate boards.

Man, I've heard some fishing stories in my life but that one ... LOL
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Originally posted by smudge smudge wrote:

Originally posted by bazza bazza wrote:


Forgot to mention regardless of the method used I usually keep some scales from my bigger snapper as the local kids like to screw wheels on them for use as skate boards.

Man, I've heard some fishing stories in my life but that one ... LOL

Hey mate I am a fisherman, consequently goes without saying would NEVER stoop towards any form of exaggeration & to prove the point may even donate one or two for prizes in the junior section of the upcoming Grunta Hunter comp !
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Originally posted by bazza bazza wrote:

Originally posted by smudge smudge wrote:

Originally posted by bazza bazza wrote:


Forgot to mention regardless of the method used I usually keep some scales from my bigger snapper as the local kids like to screw wheels on them for use as skate boards.

Man, I've heard some fishing stories in my life but that one ... LOL

Hey mate I am a fisherman, consequently goes without saying would NEVER stoop towards any form of exaggeration & to prove the point may even donate one or two for prizes in the junior section of the upcoming Grunta Hunter comp !

Bazza, why would any one want a snapper or two as a prize in a Gurnard Comp?SleepyLOL
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