Tinny tuna again
Submitted by Pob on Tue, 2020-02-04 18:02
Out again on Sunday, pretty much the same as last week, troll in close for the Mackerel then out a bit deeper for tuna, heaps of flying fish around and found the bluefin in almost the same depth (17-20 meters) got another 1 each then headed back in due to the wind picking up and making it a bit uncomfortable.
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Travis p
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cracker fish
mate well done !!
also next time u catch one try using your knife and make a small cut about a finger width behind hes side pec fin if you dont already do it that is.
wont catch em sitting at home!
Faulkner Family
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Couple nice fish there. Well
Couple nice fish there. Well done.
Got shown the method Travis mentioned and they certainly bleed out quick.
RUSS and SANDY. A family that fishes together stays together
Pob
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Cheers guys, will try that,
Cheers guys, will try that, they bled out pretty quick but your methods probably quicker. Tasted great on the barbecue though
scubafish
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Try
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J1Zr5jVxzlc
http://img.gg/BQ91Sys
Brock O
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Nice fish...these are
Nice fish...these are Southern blue fin ha ?
BBQ POD....fillets or steaks ?...do these freeze ok for cook up later ?
Pob
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We did fillets for ours came
We did fillets for ours came out well, mate did steaks (which I prefer). We have frozen some, will tell you how they are when we eat it, we bled, gutted and put in an ice slurry ASAP after catching so hoping they'll freeze ok and not go mushy
Brock O
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Good stuff....awesome snapper
Good stuff....awesome snapper bait if they dont.
Pob
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We kept one for bait last
We kept one for bait last week and salted it, we've kept all the frames etc for berley too, that stuffs too bloody and oily to waste