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Monduran Monster
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    Ausfish Platinum Member griz066's Avatar
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    Aug 2001

    Monduran Monster

    Just got this from a mate
    Tight lines <*)(((((((((><

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    Re: Monduran Monster

    Very nice mate, looks like a very heavy fish. any weight calculations and what was he caught on?
    Not enough time in the day, to many spots to fish!

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    Re: Monduran Monster

    That is a very fat barra!

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    Ausfish Bronze Member fsh00's Avatar
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    Jan 2005

    Re: Monduran Monster

    nice fish,any more info??
    it's never to late to learn
    how to dodge work and go fishing

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    Ausfish Platinum Member jimbamb's Avatar
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    Oct 2002

    Re: Monduran Monster

    looks like the deck of the guides boat(NOT BRETT)
    If so the rest of the story should be told..IF it is.... the fish was transported in the live tank.and could not be revived after the photo shoot..
    This was the second fish killed this way in a few days.
    The first was killed on friday 8.12.2006
    Not a good example for a guide to set....
    As stated this may not be the fish in question but the above story actually happened.we were there!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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    Re: Monduran Monster

    Speaking of dead barra i counted 3 floaters on monduran on saturday......

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    Ausfish Platinum Member Awoonga's Avatar
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    Dec 2004

    Re: Monduran Monster

    l counted five big girls ......not nice....
    Kids need models, more than they need critics."
    "In youth we learn; in age we understand."
    "I hear and I forget. I see and I remember. I do and I understand

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    WHITTO
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    Re: Monduran Monster

    The same thing happen last year at this time, It's not a good look, Whitto

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    Steve_Monckton
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    Re: Monduran Monster

    Probably see a lot more floaters with the holiday rush at this time of year. The larger barra seem to be affected by being lifted out of the water more so than the smaller ones and need to be looked after more when taking pics. We saw one about 20kg floating at Monduran early this month, seems a bloody waste to me. Either look after them or just be happy to catch small barra. I know what I would rather do. cheers.

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