mako
Submitted by thesupervisor on Tue, 2010-11-09 20:37
went out to the barges today stopped 6 mile out to get some bait and this little bugger tried to eat up a whiting
only 1 amberjack caught about 10kg apart from that pretty quiet great day to be out on the water
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Faulkner Family
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great eating size. keeper or
great eating size. keeper or still swimming
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MattMiller
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Gee
they really are the best looking Shark, keep or release?
Man Overboard
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Going by the severe lack of
Going by the severe lack of movement on the bait board, i will hazard a guess that it is fillets by now !
Just1morecast
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Awesome colours, any
Awesome colours, any backflips or aerials with the fight? :)
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PattyT
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haha, I was thinking what
haha, I was thinking what "man overboard" said. Great fish!
thesupervisor
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fillets lots of fillets had
fillets lots of fillets
had 2 small leatherjackets in its gut damn it had a set of chompers on it
no special fight skulldragged in on 50lb braid no wire so was lucky to get him in before the line broke
i just put the head outside in a timber box in the hope of some nice jaws
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Faulkner Family
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you need to cut the jaws out
you need to cut the jaws out carefully and trim most of the meat off then put them on an ants nest or sit it in the sun in an open position. i have a set from a mako of about that size and them teeth are sharp and hurt when you slip
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flangies
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Hey I did that following
Hey I did that following someone elses FW advice, and when i returned the jaws were gone :(
So the next set i decided to put in compost bin, no way i'm digging through that again it was a stupid idea.
Faulkner Family
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never had a prob with
never had a prob with jaws disappearing . as far as a compost bin, bugger that
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flangies
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Mate they will steal
Mate they will steal ANYTHING in gosnells, there is probably some bogan with some shark jaws around their neck on a chain.
Yeah the compost was a stupid idea in retrospect lol
carnarvonite
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Jaws
The easiest way to cut them out is to cut right through the snout so that the lips are still connected, then trim all the bits off. Cut the covering away from over the unexposed teeth and take a lot of care not to cut through the hinges of the jaws.
When you have trimmed them, set them up with a stick to hold them open and another to spread them apart crosswise and put them away in a dry spot away from ants and dogs!!!]they love chewing them, teeth and all] When they are dry get a fine sharp knife and trim any rough bits and finely sand them back untill theyare smooth and white. Some give them a coating of clear varnish just to protect them but its not necessary.
Their flesh is apink colour much the same as ronzie but tastes a bit stronger.
Faulkner Family
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what is the prob with
what is the prob with putting the jaws near an ants nest, i have done it years ago and had no probs as long as you dont forget about them
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carnarvonite
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Jaw hinges
Have seen some where they've put them on a meat ants nest and they have eaten the gristle that holds athe jaw hinges together.
Indiana
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Especially Red Healers
Dogs and Jaws ....good advise , just a little late .
After spending a couple of hours cleaning up a big set of Tiger jaws in Hedland I stuck them on a stick in the garden to dry out ....
They went missing and I thought that one of our indiginous brothers had decided to borrow them .
A few days later and there are shark teeth all over the front door mat ....... how she didn't cut up her mouth is a mystery.
" IF YOUR NOT GOING TO EAT IT ......PUT IT BACK WHERE YOU CAUGHT IT"
Faulkner Family
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not to mention the insides
not to mention the insides and rear end. then again they eat bones that splinter big time. cast iron guts and other parts
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scottland
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nah james
someone's using for false teeth in gosnells :D
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Man Overboard
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How does it taste in
How does it taste in comparison to a Bronzie,
Perfect size for eating
Dreamtime
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cool
sik lookin fish mate, skull dragged it? they usually go like a bat outa hell. he must of been full, hahaha and how far are you guys out when ya took the pic.??? judgin by how flat that water is looks like ur 50m off the beach, NIIIIIICE
Feral
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as a side note for anyone
as a side note for anyone cutting them out like Carnarvonite posted.. which i find is the best way .. soak them in milk for a few hours before hanging them up .. it brightens up the jaw plates a lot ..
if you want the teeth out of the jaw you boil it all in water for a few minutes .. this disolves the cartlidge holding them in.
southcity104
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Prop them with sticks too.
vertically and horizontally but losely as they will shrink and distort.
"Its a life style job"
DazSamFishing
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Great looking shark. Awesome
Great looking shark. Awesome creature!
tomas23
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also if the shark is to
also if the shark is to small or still young (happend with one of my sharks) the ants and maggots just ate most of the bone aswell because it was still pretty soft so i wont be putting them out with the ants any time soon.