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  • #31
    Actually with the sunglasses thing, I always try to have some sort of eye protection on when fishing. You get a couple of people in an 18ft boat and suddenly theres hooks, baits, lures, and hopefully fish going all over the place! It just struck me once as a bad place for unprotected eye's so I've worn sunny's fishing ever since.

    Polaroids are good for screening out some surface reflection too. I always used to "pfffffft" that benefit until I actually got some and began to see submerged reefs in weed when others couldn't. They're not a silver bullet but they do help!!
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    • #32
      I use amber photchomatic polarised glasses up the creeks which are really good in lower light situations. They are a must have.
      I also wear long clothes, gloves boots and big hat to hide from the sun and sandflies. The only bit exposed is my face, and tips of fingers.
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      • #33
        wahoooooooooooooooooooooooo....

        (and a couple of nice yellow-tail tuna at my feet)

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        • #34
          Fishing + 4x4 = Heaven

          Gaz

          110cm x 2 Yellowtail Kingfish, Gold Coast, QLD, 11/2007



          106cm Barra, Wildman River, NT, 3/2006

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          • #35
            Well I don't have anything record breaking in my picture gallery - but I thought I’d just show you that there is more to NZ than sheep :wink: :wink: :wink: :wink: :wink:





            And just to show that we also get BIG fish... here's my father in law with the monster ops: ops:

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            • #36
              Nice kahawai!!

              Are they from Auckland area?

              That's one of the fish I work on - there's four species in the family.



              and gazandcj - those kingies would have given you a great run.

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              • #37
                [quote="fishnut"]Nice kahawai!!

                Are they from Auckland area?

                That's one of the fish I work on - there's four species in the family.


                Yip Auckland Area. For a weekend trip I normally go to Muriwai Beach.. all the way up to the southern head - Great Place !!!!

                These however came from Awhitu Central. If you need any info that a keen avid fisherman can provide you all the way from New Zealand - let me know. Next time I go fishing I can tell my wife its all in the name of research... :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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                • #38
                  So let's compare...

                  NT


                  NZ


                  You've gotta love fishing in the Northern Territory! :lol: :lol:
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                  • #39


                    ok ok - guess I'll just have to get out there and try harder. Maybe one of the many new excuses to the wife... Honey, the guys on PP think I'm a w@anker, because I don't have any big fish fotos... This is why I have to go and try for bigger fish---- :wink: :wink: :wink:
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                    • #40
                      Here is a pic from way back. Taken in about 1985 and largest of 6 caught in 2 hours.
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                      • #41
                        Here goes with my partners fishing photos.....

                        Elephant fish caught out at 90 mile beach.



                        Abalone and Crays caught at South Australia



                        Crays caught in South Australia



                        Octopus caught (in a net as it swam across the top of the water) in South Australia



                        Snapper caught out in the boat at Mordialloc



                        Most recent catch, Snapper caught out at Portsea

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                        • #42
                          Here are some of mine:

                          150kg Stripped Marlin caught 40nm from Botany Bay (Browns Mountains).


                          Couple of 1kg Browns taken from Wallace Island at Lake Eucumbene (NSW):


                          One of the larger Rainbows I caught Queens Birthday long weekend at Wallace Island Lake Eucumbene:


                          Last trip (3 weeks ago) to Wallace Island was blowing a gale, ended up securing the tarp onto the Prado:
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                          • #43
                            Originally posted by Fungi2003
                            Here are some of mine:

                            150kg Stripped Marlin caught 40nm from Botany Bay (Browns Mountains).
                            Oh my God!!!! :shock: Its HUGE!!!

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                            • #44
                              Originally posted by Black Prado Chick
                              Oh my God!!!! :shock: Its HUGE!!!
                              Took me 3 hours to land without a game chair.
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                              • #45
                                Geez...... I'd have no chance getting anything like that in. :shock:
                                I struggled to get one of those snappers in (the picture above with my partner holding 2 snappers) and they were only like 3 or 4kg..... I guess thats coz I'm a chick though :lol:

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