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    Quote Originally Posted by Beaker View Post
    (And admit it, I bet you had fun to! )
    I did, and it's embarrassing getting more excited than a 4 year old when a bite finally happens!

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    Woohoo. Who among us does not have fond memories of fishing from a wharf?
    It takes 43 muscle's to frown and 17 to smile, but only 3 for proper trigger pull.
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    Was at a Matariki event with partner and chatting about firearms law to a guy I know and the local green party 'person' butted in and commented that once they had the guns they were going to push for all boat registration and fishing licenses same as the trout system.

    Was nice to take my daughter fishing when she was younger.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Walker View Post
    Was at a Matariki event with partner and chatting about firearms law to a guy I know and the local green party 'person' butted in and commented that once they had the guns they were going to push for all boat registration and fishing licenses same as the trout system.

    Was nice to take my daughter fishing when she was younger.
    Sounds about par for the course with our government. Axe the policy that would provide serious benefits to the fishery (on board cameras) and focus on the soft target, Joe average out feeding his family.

    Although tbh after some of the close calls I've had in/on the water some sort of boating license wouldn't be a terrible thing. I swear like 50% of boaties don't have a fucking clue about how to safely and effectively operate a watercraft

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nick-D View Post
    Sounds about par for the course with our government. Axe the policy that would provide serious benefits to the fishery (on board cameras) and focus on the soft target, Joe average out feeding his family.

    Although tbh after some of the close calls I've had in/on the water some sort of boating license wouldn't be a terrible thing. I swear like 50% of boaties don't have a fucking clue about how to safely and effectively operate a watercraft

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    Here its like 80% over the months of December and January.
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    Walker if I could rewind time I would do it and then encourage you to go back and smack the tree hugging plonker.
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    Boys rock fishing trip this weekend coming, and today the weather was great, so the boss said we'd better go get some bait for the weekend...

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    Huge schools of kawaii everywhere.
    Didnt have much luck on the snaps though, but didnt really try to hard.
    Please excuse spelling, as finger speed is sometimes behind brain spped........ Or maybe the other wayy.....

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    Tough day at Kaikoura today , frosty road conditions saw a jack knifed semi on the Kaikoura highway , all the turf north way mud brown / milky ..heading south after the hold up ..didn't see much improvement..out of South Bay in VC's dive boat got out and up th coast vis was shit and any decent cracks I managed to bomb into were empty! Saw more Kina than I have ever before.

    Will leave this coast for the spring and the return of the blue water ...was a test run for the dive boat which worked out very well so not a complete loss , and always a day away getting wet , wetting lines and traveling has a magic happiness of it own!
    Nil durum volenti !!

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    Quote Originally Posted by stingray View Post
    Tough day at Kaikoura today , frosty road conditions saw a jack knifed semi on the Kaikoura highway , all the turf north way mud brown / milky ..heading south after the hold up ..didn't see much improvement..out of South Bay in VC's dive boat got out and up th coast vis was shit and any decent cracks I managed to bomb into were empty! Saw more Kina than I have ever before.

    Will leave this coast for the spring and the return of the blue water ...was a test run for the dive boat which worked out very well so not a complete loss , and always a day away getting wet , wetting lines and traveling has a magic happiness of it own!
    Is this a new dive boat?

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    Quote Originally Posted by stingray View Post
    Tough day at Kaikoura today , frosty road conditions saw a jack knifed semi on the Kaikoura highway , all the turf north way mud brown / milky ..heading south after the hold up ..didn't see much improvement..out of South Bay in VC's dive boat got out and up th coast vis was shit and any decent cracks I managed to bomb into were empty! Saw more Kina than I have ever before.

    Will leave this coast for the spring and the return of the blue water ...was a test run for the dive boat which worked out very well so not a complete loss , and always a day away getting wet , wetting lines and traveling has a magic happiness of it own!
    Yea always good to get away shame about the viz.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Wildman View Post
    Is this a new dive boat?
    Na we took Tinny Punt with the idea being we could carry it down a beach and dive less dived turf.
    Still needs more horsepower but it did the job.
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    Heaps of gurnard out in the bay of delaware. My mate has been picking up 10-18 good ones with a few kahawai last few trips in short order.

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    13 fat flounder this morning mostly good size.
    More river flounder than yellowbelly.

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    Out with Dad and they boy this morning.
    Dad was up to his old tricks of tangling up with anything and everything possible to tangle with Despite that the boy managed to land some good gurnard.

    A long long we had set resulted in one gurnard 22 spiky dogs and 2 Chinamen

    Tried what used to be a good winter terikihi spot but just got undersized cod.

    Home with a few feeds of carrots just as the wind got up.

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    Went up the island yesterday, tried my normal gunard spot, nothing but sharks.....hauled some of the best cod I've seen for ten + years and some good paua. Talked to some guys fishing in Port Hardy that caught some great snapper but all on those bottom ship things. We tried with bait but that didnt work....all in all a bloody good day out.

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    Quote Originally Posted by screamO View Post
    Went up the island yesterday, tried my normal gunard spot, nothing but sharks.....hauled some of the best cod I've seen for ten + years and some good paua. Talked to some guys fishing in Port Hardy that caught some great snapper but all on those bottom ship things. We tried with bait but that didnt work....all in all a bloody good day out.
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