If you could guarantee the spots were good ones they could be worth nearly anything.
While pro fishing out of Quindalup a well known wet liner had the GPS stolen off his boat while it was on the mooring.
Three days later it was found conveniently dumped in a roadside rubbish bin up near Myalup/ Binningup and thankfully handed in by the finder to the Bunbury cops. Who ever stole it had unscrewwed the back to access the power wires and jury rigged leads to fire it up and open the files to copy all the thousands of top spots from Augusta to north of Bunbury.
That info to another professional would have been wort tens of thousands of dollars. The owner of the boat that I skippered had purchased a book of points from a retired pro covering the same areas for $15 thou and that was only 1500 points.
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Lamby
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tiger balm + tampon
tiger balm + tampon
tim-o
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Hahahaha plus hidden squid
Hahahaha plus hidden squid jig barb
I am, as I've said, merely competent. But in an age of incompetence, that makes me extraordinary.
Ian Macca
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Ouch! LOL
Ouch! LOL
chris raff
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Burn her at the stake ...too
Burn her at the stake ...too bad , he didn't have homemade video of her secret spots to square up with
“Intelligence is like a four-wheel drive. It only allows you to get stuck in more remote places.”
johno
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Hahahah that's funny and
Hahahah that's funny and very sad at the same time :)
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Rob H
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the loser is the person who
the loser is the person who bought it!
Give a man a mask, and he'll show you his true face...
The older you get the more you realize that no one has a f++king clue what they're doing.
Everyone's just winging it.
sea-kem
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More sacred than christ.
More sacred than christ.
Love the West!
Lastchance
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Being a Kiwi, he was probably
Being a Kiwi, he was probably over here anyway.
carnarvonite
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Date Joined: 24/07/07
Good spots are worth gold
If you could guarantee the spots were good ones they could be worth nearly anything.
While pro fishing out of Quindalup a well known wet liner had the GPS stolen off his boat while it was on the mooring.
Three days later it was found conveniently dumped in a roadside rubbish bin up near Myalup/ Binningup and thankfully handed in by the finder to the Bunbury cops. Who ever stole it had unscrewwed the back to access the power wires and jury rigged leads to fire it up and open the files to copy all the thousands of top spots from Augusta to north of Bunbury.
That info to another professional would have been wort tens of thousands of dollars. The owner of the boat that I skippered had purchased a book of points from a retired pro covering the same areas for $15 thou and that was only 1500 points.
till
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NZ is small though, there are
NZ is small though, there are probably only half a dozen fishing spots in the whole ``country'' ;)
Dizzy
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As payback He should be able
As payback He should be able to auction off her "secret fishy spot" for big cash.
....... Or sell her burley bucket to the guy with the biggest plunger
:P