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Wow! boomer fish McTool.

Rotoiti still produces good ones.
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Hey MB, apologies if this isnt the way to contact but cant see any other way. Id like to get in touch with you please, have a chat. Would you mind using my email     [email protected]

Cheers Rob
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Originally posted by Uncle Uncle wrote:

Wow! boomer fish McTool.

Rotoiti still produces good ones.
Not me  Uncle ,its Rainbows fish Smile
I wish I was young again .... Id be heaps smarter than this time
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Originally posted by double tap double tap wrote:

Hey MB, apologies if this isnt the way to contact but cant see any other way. Id like to get in touch with you please, have a chat. Would you mind using my email     [email protected]

Cheers Rob

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Late report but it’s better than never. First trip to Rotoiti last weekend. Fished western bank?, the narrows and Te Mamaku point. I struggled to find any concentrations of fish but the narrows had the most sign. I had my chances with plenty of dropped fish but did land one- a beautiful 6lb butter ball on a slimey ghost. It was a challenge but I’ll be back once it warms back up to try get redemption.

On another note I fished Taupo this weekend and was pleasantly surprised with 15 well conditioned fish making it to the net. Grey ghosts and green orbits worked best and most fish were in 33-36m
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