Sunday morning breakfast
Submitted by Pete D on Mon, 2011-12-05 10:35
Took a work collleague (Kiwi bloke) out for the day. Abs, squid and a bag of crays for the day. He has caught his fair share of Paua in NZ, but reckons our sweet little Roes are the best now.
Cheers Pete
till
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Looks like a pretty good
Looks like a pretty good breakky there!
grantarctic1
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Looks Yumm
Looks yumm guy's, Sorry to sound negative, but maby you should check the rules about shucking ab's at sea before posting a picture like that. Please correct me if i'm wrong .
Cheers Grant ..
till
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Pete is probably just trying
Pete is probably just trying to get the NZer deported ;)
Pete D
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Hmm
till
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Yeah but you got the NZer to
Yeah but you got the NZer to pose with the evidence, IIRC no shucking at sea!
Ben Derecki
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Tasty looking brekky!The ab
Tasty looking brekky!
The ab regs state you can't shuck and bring to land. Nothing about not eating them offshore. I'm guessing it would be the same with eating fish at sea - you can't fillet fish and bring them to shore, but as far as I know there's nothing stopping you from filleting and eating them offshore so long as they're the right size etc.
grantarctic1
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Take your catch home to clean
Take your catch home to clean it. Removing
abalone from their shells (shucking) is not
permitted within 200 metres of the high-water
mark so that abalone remains don’t spoil the
beach for others or attract stingrays and other
marine foragers to the area.
Abalone cannot be shucked at sea and must
be left in their shells so their size can be
checked by Department of Fisheries staff.
This is cut and pasted straight from DOF. I am in no way having a go at anyone, but different people have different interpretation's of what they read. I think its very clear , and this is why you should always check the rules for your self . Cheers Grant .
Shucking
sea-kem
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Man. There's always some
Man. There's always some bloody rule stopping you from having a good time ;)
Love the West!
Georgejungle
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I disagree I read that as you
I disagree I read that as you cannot shuck at sea so fisheries can check your catch , if you are eating some then those ones consumed cannot be checked by fisheries , I guess as long as you don't come ashore with meat only .......enjoy your breaky mate far too many people getting far too stuck on the minor points of life FFS
TonyT
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i dont boat fish and dont
i dont boat fish and dont really follow those rules but i would then interpret if you shuck at sea and eat them, and then also take your bag limit to shore, you would of then gone over your bag limit?????, just throwing that one out there, not having a go.... lots of interpretions i reckon, ha good luck folks.
championruby
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the key part of your comment
the key part of your comment is "I read that as you cannot shuck at sea". Really, as Grant says, pretty straightforward.
Does suck a bit though, my first thought wasnt that this may be illegal, but more " you lucky bastards". Got my mouth watering
Nice work anyhoo Pete.
fishintruckie
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Top feed there mate, well
Top feed there mate, well done.
alfred
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That island in the back
That island in the back looks like Three Kings anyway, Pete's boat is a diesel and has good range ;)
Pete D
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Open to interpretation?
Haha, your a funny fella Alfred....and he was a kiwi!
Yeah, I agree,looks like you can't enjoy a nice feed of fresh abs on your boat....the way I like them. Must be a newish rule; as said I've cooked them whilst chatting to fisheries.
Oh and of course, 20 caught, 10 cooked and 10 back to shore.
Cheers Pete
Rig
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what happens
what happens at sea stays at sea lol, otherwise you can walk the plank
looks like a nice feed anyway
dkonig82
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Gotta get a stove on the
Gotta get a stove on the boat! That looks awesome
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UncutTriggerInWA
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I always chuck at sea
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dodgy
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Some good medication
Some good medication available to help with sea sickness these days.
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