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  1. 08-11-2015, 05:53 PM #1
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    Too nice of a day to be at home

    Headed off to Aotea harbour for a cast and to blood my new Penn Prevail and shimano Ultegra surf combo

    Hooked up and on the first bait for the day
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    Baked Kahawai for tea tonight
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  3. 08-11-2015, 05:57 PM #2
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    Keep fishing. Smoke a few.
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    Quote Originally Posted by sometimes View Post
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    Indeed it was yum, I could have smoked it but that meant waiting another 24 hours while it was being cured for the smoker then another 24 hours for it to be made into smoked fish pie and we were hanging for a feed of fresh fish so baked it was and that is how we are going to do it again with the next kahawai.
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    Just gotta catch more fish...


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    Yup also just need to hit a really good bite time not a poor one lol. Might be heading east coast for an evening fish this coming weekend when there will be a really good bite time so hopefully catch a bit more than one fish.
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    caught a few snaps and golden snapper behind Motiti isl on Saturday, also had a very productive scolly dive as well
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gapped axe View Post
    caught a few snaps and golden snapper behind Motiti isl on Saturday, also had a very productive scolly dive as well
    Bloody good work.
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    Aotea harbour, I have made the trip up from New Plymouth, a couple times now, nice spot, great sunsets,
    well done, enjoy your Kawahai.
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    Good work Hunter ,fresh Kahawai that size is great baked or pan fried.
    No weed last Thursday at Spot-x ,same result as you.
    Up the coast might be a go next weekend.
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    How do you know there will be a really good bite time?
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    Actually @Chris I am thinking seriously about heading to Whiritoa this saturday night mate.
    @veitnamcam this is how I know if there is a good bite time
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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    How do you know there will be a really good bite time?
    Hunter's wife's name is Tungaroa

    Will see what the conditions are like ,might wonder over there Hunter .
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    Quote Originally Posted by hunter308 View Post
    Actually @Chris I am thinking seriously about heading to Whiritoa this saturday night mate.
    @veitnamcam this is how I know if there is a good bite time
    Bite Times - The Fishing Website
    Its wrong.... I was home with quota for two before their bit time on Saturday.... my best ever fishing days have been on the "worst" days on the Moari fishing calendar.

    Nobody can forecast the fishing mate dont buy into any of that crap, generally speaking in my experience (which granted is not shore fishing) big tides are better and change of light at both ends of the day is best just like hunting.
    The all time best way to catch fish is to go fishing.
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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    The all time best way to catch fish is to go fishing.
    Pure genius!
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