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  1. 21-12-2013, 08:21 PM #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by Munsey View Post
    Can't see me out in durville in my wee boat . I'm up at the olds place in Blenheim for a wee bit with boat . Thinking of port underwood for a fish . Any decent fishing out there ?
    Paua in knee deep water, or at least there was before those guys got caught with all those under sized ones.
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    Any one been out of Clifford bay ? There's a wee camp by the beach and there a reasonable place to launch small boats .
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    I have an Okuma Salina high speed. 14kg drag, 5:1 ratio. Good as a Stella for a third of the price.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Shearer View Post
    I have an Okuma Salina high speed. 14kg drag, 5:1 ratio. Good as a Stella for a third of the price.
    Stop it!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Shearer View Post
    I have an Okuma Salina high speed. 14kg drag, 5:1 ratio. Good as a Stella for a third of the price.
    Nothing's as good as a Stella, and certainly not for a third of the price!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Matt2308 View Post
    Nothing's as good as a Stella, and certainly not for a third of the price!!!
    Have a fish with one. You may be surprised.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Shearer View Post
    Have a fish with one. You may be surprised.
    Some of the top end Okuma gear is ok, certainly not like the cheap junk that they produce...but comparing it to a Stella!
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