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  1. 29-07-2015, 04:08 PM #1
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    Whitebaiting...

    have been looking at nets...holey moley, the price of them...then I worked out how long ago it was when I bought my one...it badly needs re netting which I will have to get on to if I am NOT to miss out this season...
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  3. 29-07-2015, 11:20 PM #2
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    Ok I have to know ! set ,scoop ,sock , and if you want to show us a photo of past catches that would .. Well wet our appetite!

    Bloke on the Buller said to soak you new white net in a bucket of tea... Improves the catch rate he reckoned.
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    @stingray, it is a set net, and I made some side wings with fine mesh to go with the net; I find the scoop nets too awkward to handle..do not have any fotos...I think the soaking in tea would be a good idea...subdue the white of the net...
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    Discount fishing supplies have good prices on replacement netting & the good English type too.
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    Quote Originally Posted by EeeBees View Post
    @stingray, it is a set net, and I made some side wings with fine mesh to go with the net; I find the scoop nets too awkward to handle..do not have any fotos...I think the soaking in tea would be a good idea...subdue the white of the net...
    Put the net in the river and it doesn't stay white for long.
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    Quote Originally Posted by EeeBees View Post
    @stingray, it is a set net, and I made some side wings with fine mesh to go with the net; I find the scoop nets too awkward to handle..do not have any fotos...I think the soaking in tea would be a good idea...subdue the white of the net...
    I think you need to drink the tea first!
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    West coast on the weekend. Hail ,sideways rain, and then some sun. 3 people on the river below the bridge sat when we arrived, 6 people on Sunday a repeat of the weather. God loves a trier apparently... I got out alive!!

    Young folk who I borrowed for the day loved it ... B&E pie and hot soup ... Booked in again for next month.... Even got a pad where we can have the hound... Love coal fires love the west coast.
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  9. 11-09-2015, 01:13 PM #8
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    I like the west coast & aren't coasters neat people .
    Never get over how friendly & hospitable.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chris View Post
    I like the west coast & aren't coasters neat people .
    Never get over how friendly & hospitable.
    Everyone waves to you when driving -unbelievable .
    Untill you try whitebaiting in there spot ! . TBH most arseholes you encounter are not locals , they more likely be from ch ch , nelson or otago
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    True that. Always from away and they act like they own the place.
    I have never had an issue with a local.

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    Whitebaiting...

    You just wait till a Rotorua prick parks in your driveway and then proceeds to knock on your door

    Sisters mate is hooking me up at "her spot" on the Waimak soon... Can't bloody wait I'd be happy to sit with soup and just watch... the waitbaiting that is, not just her...


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    Any reports on the whitebaiting so far fellas?
    Took the kids down to the local spot last weekend but got nothing ,was more a trip out of the house then anything!
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    Good tides on Sunday.. 4.1 and 10 am . Nelson.
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    Bugger. I have only got a week that I can fish for the rest of the season as I am away with other stuff. Hope the weather is up to it.

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    Was going to go with a work mate this weekend, but the Manawatu river is in flood.

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