Cobbler
Submitted by Browndog on Mon, 2012-05-07 21:03
Hi All, new to the forum and giving the "adding pictures" thing a work out.
Anyway, if this works it should show a nice size cobbler I picked up while snorkelling down Point Peron way on a broken old gidgee with no jelly rubber, along with a few small sand whiting, made for a pretty nice dinner...
If I manage to catch anything worth showing off I'll be sure to take photos and post them up in the future.
sea-kem
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Cobbler = awesome eating.
Cobbler = awesome eating. Used to get a few big ones years ago at Penguin island. Nice feed there Browny.
Love the West!
Troy Summers
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I used to stay there every
I used to stay there every xmas for 2 weeks.. I remember heaps of us wading the shallows at night with the ol' dolphin torches and gidgees!! were u one of them??
sea-kem
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Nah Troy. I used to dive
Nah Troy. I used to dive there a lot about twenty years ago mainly at the back of the island. Some awesome reef there.
Love the West!
Troy Summers
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yep awesome spot!! learnt to
yep awesome spot!! learnt to surf there... would love to get back with a popper or 2 one day!!
scottland
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Geeez
Decent well done
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Luckydog
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Nice feed there, amazing
Nice feed there, amazing what's poking it's nose around them parts....
feeding the fish since 1982
sambo24
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That's a bloody good
That's a bloody good cobbler! Welcome to the forums man.
meglodon
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that's a hell of a size cobbler
enjoy
snappermiles
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that is a hooter
nice feed!
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dkonig82
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solid cobbler!
solid cobbler!
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Bodie
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yep ncie cobbler
yep ncie cobbler there!
bloody good eating too, been a while since I've had a feed of them!
Browndog
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Thanks for the comments guys,
Thanks for the comments guys, I had a feeling it was above average size, definitely the biggest I have caught :) Same spot 1 week later was a very large flathead, couldn't quite bag that one, have now got the new jelly rubber fitted and haven't seen a fish there. Typical. I guess that's what keeps us coming back, you never know what's there...
Faulkner Family
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nice feed. the fresh ocean
nice feed. the fresh ocean cobbler are great eating. gotta like the whiting too.
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GlennO87
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With Cobbler, alot of people
With Cobbler, alot of people will say leave it 1 night before eating, or they are a bit floury tasting....Nice catch, decent whiting to!
I love fishing. It`s escaping reality for a few hours for me!
zak_fish
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that is probably one of the
that is probably one of the biggest cobblers ive seen, that will be a great feed!
zak_fish
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also re-read your comment
also re-read your comment about how you got it in point peron this is where i see some big boonters i think i have seen the biggest walking back from penguin island it was defianltly a good metre so the big ones love it down there!
Troy Summers
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Nice fish!!! Havent eaten
Nice fish!!! Havent eaten one of those since I was young... nothin like a side order of plump little sand whiting too!!!
Gaffatron
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glenn087 is on the money we
glenn087 is on the money we put them in the fridge overnight, then nail there head to a tree slit there skin about 2 inches down there back and just behind the gills then peel the skin off with plires works a treat
Dhuvinile
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Those whiting look like
Those whiting look like yellow fin, top eating ripper cobbler too. I have seen big cobbler put the 5 fathom diving