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Originally Posted by Redback
:Rolling::Rolling::Rolling::Rolling:
OH my god
its a EEL........
thats a classic Baz
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Redback
:Rolling::Rolling::Rolling::Rolling:
OH my god
its a EEL........
thats a classic Baz
EEEEEL:arms:
Good one!!!
Ok I give up................I use to be able to post pic's, why cant I link of this website anymore?
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Originally Posted by Larns
My first Snapper caught off Esperance. And twins at that one straight after the other both about 15 1/2 pound. Some decent feeds.
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Craigs been down the warf buying fish off the pro fishermen again:p:p:p:p:p:p
15 1/2 lbs,10lbs once the LEAD is removed:p:p:p:p:p:p
Sorry Craig
Nice fish:cool::cool::cool::cool:
Andrew
Nice fish Craig!!
They would have gone well on the BBQ.....don't know about the lead though:p
CHEERS TIM.
The lead enhances the flavour. Chuck em on the BBQ and when cooked slice open and drain the now fluid lead into sinker moulds. Free sinkers for the next trip.
;):p
Even better the boy and his Auskick team went to Perth to play on Subi oval at the half time Fremantle / Melbourne game on the weekend. They stayed at Woodman Point and on Sunday night there apparently was a mass death of seagulls. They returned Monday morning, so now we are blaming them for contaminating the gulls with lead as well.
:twisted::twisted:
The smaller pinky on the table was 10pound and the Queen Snapper (blue one) was about 14 pound.
I'll try somthing different
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FINALY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!