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    I got given a slab of fresh Tuna this afternoon VC. No photos but it was very nice.
    It takes 43 muscle's to frown and 17 to smile, but only 3 for proper trigger pull.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rushy View Post
    I got given a slab of fresh Tuna this afternoon VC. No photos but it was very nice.
    Fresh raw Tuna is great, Bluefin ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    Fresh raw Tuna is great, Bluefin ?
    No I don't think so. Northern something. It was destined for export to Japan but was pulled out because it had a thin layer of fat. That is what I was told any way. I pan seared it with a little garlic and ginger in the oil and then added a wee bit of Kikkoman at the end. It melted in the mouth.
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    Probably my favorite surf and turf Fallow b/s & yellow fin tuna

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    Quote Originally Posted by Munsey View Post

    Probably my favorite surf and turf Fallow b/s & yellow fin tuna

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    Wish we got yellow fingers down here.

    Bluefin is too far out for my boat.
    Albies are all good cooked or raw tho.



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    Quote Originally Posted by R93 View Post
    Wish we got yellow fingers down here.

    Bluefin is too far out for my boat.
    Albies are all good cooked or raw tho.



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    We hardly get yellows up here either mate, pretty thin numbers that make it past this lot

    Orange are fishing boats. The Pacific is being raped in case you thought otherwise
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    Quote Originally Posted by R93 View Post
    Wish we got yellow fingers down here.

    Bluefin is too far out for my boat.
    Albies are all good cooked or raw tho.



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    I thinks they are in range of your boat and location.
    I'll hold your beer while you prove it.
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    Roast chicken was bloody good VC
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    I have caught 6 Bluefin all be it commercially. Pretty sure we could only see Mt Cook at best

    May be technically in range but I would have to turn around as soon as I got there

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    So had a late afternoon "work meeting", home for a snack....
    Bread, create a "donut" with 3-4 rashers raw streaky bacon, crack egg in, another 1 or 2 of bacon, bread on top, microwave for 4mins, flip, another 1 min, cut, eat, wash down with a small rum.
    Healthy, sort of ( brown bread - are eggs healthy this week?), taste - bloody great

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    Dung out of the freezer the other day turned up some back steak and fillet.
    Nearly a year old and still in perfect condition....gotta love vac packers



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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    Dung out of the freezer the other day turned up some back steak and fillet.
    Nearly a year old and still in perfect condition....gotta love vac packers



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    We had year old Rig for tea and same. Vaccy Packers have made frozen fish long lasting
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    Quote Originally Posted by mikee View Post
    We had year old Rig for tea and same. Vaccy Packers have made frozen fish long lasting
    Rig in net with flounders yesty....why i rang....didnt go to waste.
    "Hunting and fishing" fucking over licenced firearms owners since ages ago.

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