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I seem to have been cured of TAS. It's quite a strange sensation! I wonder how long it will last before there is a relapse?
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Originally posted by nylg1 nylg1 wrote:

Yip I think it still floats..


Test it out tomorrow at good ol NN Wink
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Are you dusting the old spot off ...
“The best computer is a man, and it’s the only one that can be mass-produced by unskilled labor.”
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Yeah why not see if there are still fish there, or more to the point I still have mojo there. 
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I just shouted myself a okuma citrix 364 combo spooled with 20lb j braid. Gonna try it out tomorrow off army bay. Reel has tons of smooth drag and I have always liked the x factor rods.
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Mate of mine looking to get into Kayak fishing up in Whangaparaoa. If anyone thinking of trading up / selling their kayak let me know as might have a buyer.
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   I will just leave this here
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Branzino?
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Yeah worlds worst photo of one LOL

Sounds bad but god it was hard turning down the chance to buy a little Stella but man that thing is beautiful I got. 
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