Also known as greenbone in this neck of the woods.Quote:
Originally Posted by oneshot
Old guys used to catch them on a rod and line with a small hook using sand-hoppers as bait.
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Also known as greenbone in this neck of the woods.Quote:
Originally Posted by oneshot
Old guys used to catch them on a rod and line with a small hook using sand-hoppers as bait.
Thanks for the confirmation. Thought that might have been a butter fish when you were spearing. Knew they were a popular target but had not seen them.
Great tip I never knew you could catch them on a line.
Nice pics oneshot :)
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Originally Posted by Finnwolf
Good results,venison and fish.Bet the supermarket stuff any day.Look after those knees mate,bloody dare to replace.
Fantastic harvesting alright! I used to catch butterfish on a rod and line in the Chathams afew years ago dead low tide in rock channels amongst the kelp a good challenge. Keep up the good work thanks for posting.
Good job mate. The ACL injury is a complete bastard and you’ve done well to recover and get back out there. It’s an injury that has finished off a lot of guys and can be very tough on the mental health, something I’m helping my neighbour with right now after he ruptured his ACL a couple of years ago. And then two months ago fell off his farm bike and ruptured his Achilles.... not good.
I would love to get a look at the venison sausage recipe if you don’t mind sharing, will PM you. They look bloody good.
Yeah the ACL is an asshole to recover from, I am stubborn though and started running again after 8 months from surgery, Its pretty much 100% now. Yep will message you with my recipe etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by Flyblown