A few from last night
Submitted by Wes F on Sun, 2018-12-09 14:23
Braved the blustery conditions yesterday at White Hills to get a feed.
Weed wasn't to bad but not possible keeping any big baits out for any length of time.
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sea-kem
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Nice bag Wez, big bull hezza
Nice bag Wez, big bull hezza there.
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duncan61
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salmon
its an immature salmon.they are everywhere at the moment
just do it.
Wes F
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Juvenile Salmon
Missus loves them fresh, filleted crumbed and dinner tonight.
Old fishermen never die they just smell that way.
Faulkner Family
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well done. certainly paid
well done. certainly paid off braveing the winds. the end one could be a salmon trout
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kirky79
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Nice
Haven't had a feed of freshly caught Tailor in ages!! Well done
Adam Gallash
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Well done
Good feed Wes
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Dale
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Fresh tailor are a bloody good feed, don’t mind them trout about that size too.
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jighead
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Yep agree
Fresh tailor in the pan eaten off the bone is bloody good.
snapper
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Fresh Tailor
Fillets straight on the pan ,cooked in butter and then in between fresh bread.
Makes me want to go wet a line
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