Black closeup
Submitted by Adam Gallash on Tue, 2008-06-03 20:50
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One more for good measure. :)
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Colin Hay
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That's a great pic Adam
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harro
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u know wot ur doin
well adam u certainly know where they r.. local knowledge hey.... lol well done mate
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milsey
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just a query, but when your
just a query, but when your fishing in a catch and release comp for billies, how do you get the weight, expecially when your talking 150kg+ fish, i can imagine things getting a little out of hand.
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Adam Gallash
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Girth
Just to show the girth on a relatively small fish. Based upon what I saw hung and weighed at the fishing contest last week I think he'd go 45kg.
Its interesting comparing photo's of the fish people claim are 45kg gts, or 30kg spaniards or 40kg sambo's or 45kg marlin. I saw a 53kg yellowfin and 32 kg spaniard (both gilled and gutted) weighed in at Canarfin and its a pretty serious amount of fish! (this isn't directed at anyone, just a general observation)
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Adam Gallash
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Whoa
Jeez Milsey, posted a very similar post while I was typing. Your spot on mate, its a very dubios thing indeed!!! Not sure about the comp side of things for Gamex or any of the other comps, haven't bothered doing it.
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Boozehag
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Awesome
Adam Goatch was just telling me so i had to have a look well done and great catch didnt realise they were that close to the reef.
mitch
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the dorsal fin can still
the dorsal fin can still fold down at about 50 kg odd .it would be a good to know when they start to get ridgid .i know the pectrol fins dont fold in from a much smaller size but im guessing the dorsal fin goes ridigid not alot bigger then this fish.. nice work adam ...still waiting to actualy land a billie aarrrggggghhhhhh.good things come to those who cry in there beer!!!!!!!! am i close .or way of the mark
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Daniel Westerduin
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Awesome,What more is there
Awesome,
What more is there to say.
Dreamweaver
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Arm stretch technique
Great billy Adam - you should have used the old outstretched arms technique (would have looked bigger) - don't be so lazy next time
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Elora Danan
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Solid Black mate!
She's a big one for sure. Great conditions aswell. See the face, she must be heavy on the lap?.
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connors
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great fish Adam well done i
great fish Adam well done i got one similar size earlier on this year they are great fun and a good effort out of a dingy
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great pic!!!
great pic!!!
kill it??? eat it!!!!
Josh
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Hey mate, looks awesome,I
Hey mate, looks awesome,
I got a tinnie with one of my mates, just wondering how far out you were? We dont really want to go too far for safety reasons. was this metro or north?