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Thread: Before the pair trawlers.

  1. 12-11-2015, 08:31 PM #1
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    Before the pair trawlers.

    Snapper fishing with a drag net in the good old days.
    One drag.



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  3. 12-11-2015, 10:24 PM #2
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    thats why theres no fish cause of the "good old days"
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    Quote Originally Posted by stub View Post
    thats why theres no fish cause of the "good old days"
    These ARE the "good old days" make the most of them they wont last.
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    Gotta correct you Mikee, these are the best of days as we are all still above ground and sucking air.
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    wow 320 snapper..... i bet they did that often aswell. but in those days it was ok, i go and get 20 blue cod in one hit and thats ok. more then enough
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    Name: image.jpg Views: 301 Size: 186.5 KBName: image.jpg Views: 238 Size: 189.8 KBsome early trout fishing Lake Taupo environs
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    cool pics guys. love the photos of NZ in the past. some real cool ones about of the old logging days
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    Well drove over princess drive this morning and anything that floats is out chasing the snapper! I can see the limit down to 6 or 3 for those in a couple of years also they will not handle that kind of pressure for long.
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    Quote Originally Posted by stingray View Post
    Well drove over princess drive this morning and anything that floats is out chasing the snapper! I can see the limit down to 6 or 3 for those in a couple of years also they will not handle that kind of pressure for long.
    I though about going out but can't seem to find any motivation to actually do it.

    Interesting listening to the Rec's talking about those "commercial guys taking all "their" fish" while I was working on a boat in the marina yesterday. Some of their attitude makes me bloody cross

    They really have no idea of the amount of fish they ("recreational fisherman") take. I recon at least 10 ton comes up the ramp on a good day. Everyong I see seems to have "got their limit" and on one boat yesterday there were 6 fisherman so 60 snapper for that one boat!!

    BUT I do agree there should be no trawling / danish seaining withing 3-4NM of shore in Tasman bay
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    Far from everyone gets their limit Mikee

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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    Far from everyone gets their limit Mikee

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    I know but not what I saw at the ramp yesterday, there was a shit load of limits caught off Rabbit Island. As an aside most of the fish I saw yesterday were 30-35cms.

    I also know the "commercial guys" are far from perfect especially the smaller operators but its same on both sides.
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    when you understand how the commercial and recreational quota is calculated it becomes very clear why this dosent happen anymore
    there is only a fraction of the fishery there was back then
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