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Light tackle GT
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    Ausfish Silver Member robvee's Avatar
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    Light tackle GT

    Haven't posted in a LLLOONNGGG time, as I haven't had any catches worth reporting about in a LLLOONNGGG time There have been the odd tailor, a few flathead and a fair few bigeyes about landbased.
    Anyway, just after Christmas I was keen to hook into some Tweed bigeyes for a family feed. Was throwing slugs in the moonlight, and had landed 3 bigeyes of around 50cm when I suddenly hooked into something a bit more feisty than the regular bigeyes (which are good fun on 10lb gear anyway!!)
    After a lengthy battle I managed to land this nice landbased Tweed GT at 69cm, dunno how I got it right with the tide running strongly, and oyster-covered rocks well-exposed. The 10lb braid and 20lb leader were singing very high notes in the breeze throughout the fight.
    Needless to say I was very happy with this catch, and the family and friends we had over the next day had a feast of bigeye and GT in lemon-pepper dusted flour.
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    Ausfish Silver Member malby's Avatar
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    Re: Light tackle GT

    Well done Rob!

    Awesome capture and great end to 2012 for you.

    All the best for 2013,

    Mal

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    Re: Light tackle GT

    Well done, the old heart would've been pumping?
    Good things come to those who bait

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    How did he go on the plate mate? Have wondered about their eating quality.

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    That's a big solid lump of fish you got there Rob

    Nice catch mate

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    Ausfish Silver Member robvee's Avatar
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    Re: Light tackle GT

    lump : they are good eating at that size. just cut into smaller fillets .... yummo !

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    Ja oom, a lekker way to start the new year! Soon you'll be putting Carnster to shame. Nice one.

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    Ausfish Silver Member robvee's Avatar
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    Re: Light tackle GT

    No jim_bream .... the Carnster is in another league altogether ....
    UNTOUCHABLE !!

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