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  1. 14-01-2013, 09:32 PM #1
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    Crays we caught up at kaiks

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  3. 14-01-2013, 09:38 PM #2
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    Awesome Munsey. Did you dive to get them? Or use cray pots?

    I've never eaten crayfish before, but from what I hear I'm missing out bigtime.
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    Rimfire I caught thes in one cray pot , I like setting pots as I can involve my little" boat girl ". If you come south look me up and I'll give you a cray .
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    Re: Crays we caught up at kaiks

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    Sad I missed that BBQ -awesome feed
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    Quote Originally Posted by RimfireNZ View Post
    Awesome Munsey. Did you dive to get them? Or use cray pots?

    I've never eaten crayfish before, but from what I hear I'm missing out bigtime.
    Mate you are missing out mega big time
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    Quote Originally Posted by Munsey View Post
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    Damn I miss that Munsey. Used to get shit loads once upon a time a long long time ago.
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    Nice....


    good boat too, I have the same series...not quite std now though.
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    thats magic,great result ...whats the recpie? they look damn tasty.
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    Quote Originally Posted by stingray View Post
    thats magic,great result ...whats the recpie? they look damn tasty.
    Not sure stingray , but I know was butter, garlic and spring onion , oh and 12 pack of cold heinies . Raw tails shell side down , close the lid and yes they where primo .
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    Quote Originally Posted by leathel View Post
    Nice....good boat too, I have the same series...not quite std now though.
    How can you tell what type of boat I have from that photo leathel ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rushy View Post
    Damn I miss that Munsey. Used to get shit loads once upon a time a long long time ago.
    still a few around Rushy
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    Quote Originally Posted by Munsey View Post
    How can you tell what type of boat I have from that photo leathel ?
    Top cap, runners on the inside of the boat, floor join and trailer are all the same, all that style of making wasn't used on other boats.. Not exactly the same model but same style.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chris View Post
    still a few around Rushy
    No doubt Chris but it is a long time since I was on scuba. I had an 18 foot rubber duck that I could park real close to reefs and just fall off straight on to them.
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    Might have to work out a trade on Whitebait next time you come down Munsey!!
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