Gotta love Exmouth
Submitted by smkwest on Thu, 2012-04-19 20:57
Hey Guys,
New to the site but have found it very informative since moving to WA. Anyway had a bumper trip in Exmouth recently and some how boated this beast, successful release as well! Enjoying the site and will continue to post more mammoth fish as I catch them ( so you probably won't hear from me for a while).
Charge on,
Scotty
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sammy85
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Nice one Scotty any ideas of
Nice one Scotty any ideas of weight? That thing is fat as
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smkwest
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Thinking maybe 40-ish kg,
Thinking maybe 40-ish kg, wasn't the easiest to pick up and swing around for photo's that's for sure!
Lamby
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Beast!Did it ping a fish
Beast!
Did it ping a fish already hooked up? We had some massive no win tussles with those bloody cod
soupster51
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Cod
Fat fish for sure. Good skills to get that away from the reef. Congrats and welcome.
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smkwest
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Yeah, we stopped on the way
Yeah, we stopped on the way home to try and pick up some trout for dinner, guess he wanted it for dinner too!
dkonig82
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That's a solid bloody cod.
That's a solid bloody cod. Guessing you had some heavy tackle to subdue that beast
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