Offshore Fraser Island on Baitrunner

[Getout]

I think you need a snapper to the head.

A good snapperizing never hurt anyone.

[skipalong]

i might have to book my self a trip sound and looks like they produce the goods every trip out

[dayoo]

i might have to book my self a trip sound and looks like they produce the goods every trip out

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Cheers
Barry

[Fish Guts]

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[legsy11]

mate youd be happy with that but not jumping up and down thats 4 sure.cmon 15 -20 fish in a session on grounds that r supposed to be the best.mate nice catch but for some to say to much is the joke.anyway good luck on your next trip mate.

[TimiBoy]

Barry ol' Buddy, after my holiday, I'm taking you out there, so you can show me how to do it.

We will fill the boat (within the limits of course) and all "justies" will go back.

And when we post pics of our pile of fish, I will be proud, you will be proud, and the Greenies can go and get stuffed. We are developing a stance to stand up to that rubbish, and personally, I'm not giving them another inch.

Cheers,

Tim

[trueblue]

lots and lots of filleting there!

well done

[Frank OO]

Holy Crap Barry,

I hope you like eating Fish.

Great load of fish mate.

Frank OO

[thelump]

lots and lots of filleting there!

well done

I agree but filleting never seems that bad with a beer sitting next to you and a very vivid memory of the fun you have just had. Until you cut a finger off due to too much beer and not keeping your mind on the job. Always a downside

[PinHead]

lots and lots of filleting there!

well done

I hope he has finished filleting them..the original post was back in April

[-spiro-]

man life must be boaring dragging post back out from 8 months ago

[dayoo]

legsy11 must be really boared as spiro said. Lucky the fish weren't snapper because I would have had some explaining to do to Fisheries and would have taken ages to fill out a snapper catch card.

Yes pinhead the fish have been filleted, eaten and flushed back into the environment as nutrient.

Cheers
Barry