52kg yellowfin at Canarfin
Submitted by Adam Gallash on Fri, 2009-04-03 08:03
Average photo, but you get the idea of what a 52kg yellowfin tuna looks like, minus a few shark bites. This fish was taken free diving, fair effort!!
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barneyboy
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dont mean to be rude but was
dont mean to be rude but was that 52 or 25kg?
FEEEISH ONNN!!!
Adam Gallash
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yes
Yep, 52 kg. Pretty sure it was going to be a state record.
Just checking out a website and found that my old man's still got the state record for painted cray. Be nice if they spelt his name right though. :(
http://www.bluewaterfreediversofwa.com/files/WAspearfishingrecords.htm
Panulirus
ornatus
Painted Crayfish
4.280
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scottscurious
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yellow fin
ive heard u can usally get the weight of a yellow fin by getting the top long yellowfin and count how many 'bumps' it goes passed 10kg each one... but the first one doesnt count :S
are you all confused? im not sure if that makes sense
bod
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fair effort, free diving
there must be an interesting story to go with those shark bites I reckon.
jack135
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nice i am part of the blue
nice i am part of the blue water free divers of wa who shot this fish