Pb dolly from Sunday at the fads
Submitted by scottnofish on Tue, 2013-01-22 09:34
First one for me and not a bad way to open the account .tryed some for tea last night don't think I will keep another one
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Pb dolly from Sunday at the fads
Submitted by scottnofish on Tue, 2013-01-22 09:34
First one for me and not a bad way to open the account .tryed some for tea last night don't think I will keep another one |
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kane
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Well done, they are good
Well done, they are good eating if eaten the same day
Gooooone Fishin!
grayzeee
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Date Joined: 09/07/09
Yep , well done.Right up
Yep , well done.
Right up there with the best eating for me.
If I spent half as long fishing , as I do reading this bloody forum , I'd be twice the fisherman I am.
pgreen1
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Date Joined: 20/02/08
Good Fish, Have to agree
Good Fish, Have to agree though, Fresh dollie is up there on taste.
scottnofish
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Date Joined: 28/08/07
Must have got a bad one then
As my missus and both kids hated it and I thought it was some of the worst fish I have ever tasted . I done some on the barby and some in a beer batter fresh that night
kane
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Date Joined: 07/12/08
I've wasted about 1000 liters of fuel
So far this season at the fads trying to get onto one of those.... Curious did you catch him using bait in a burley trail or trolling lures or skirts?
Gooooone Fishin!
scottnofish
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Date Joined: 28/08/07
Got this at the fad in 120 m
South west of rotto .first time I have ever tryed for them got this on a small purple and blue jet head on my first pass of the fad .i was the first boat there at 6.00am so they hadn't been spooked yet
Faulkner Family
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nice dolly. gotta be happy
nice dolly. gotta be happy nailing one like that. as you said , you must have got a bad one as everytime i have eaten one they tasted fantastic.pan fried with a bit of butter the best way imo.
RUSS and SANDY. A family that fishes together stays together
West Coast
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Date Joined: 10/12/07
I'm with you Scottnofish
We got a similar size dolly on Saturday trolling SW of Rotto under some birds. I wasn't a big fan of the taste either. The stomach was full of juvenile NW blowies, so I will probably throw them back in the future to keep eating the blowies!!
Tim
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Date Joined: 26/09/06
Nice
Nice one Neil. Dollys have been very hit and miss this year so far. We have had some good days then some quiet ones as well.
We went straight out to the wider FAD's South of Rotto Sunday morning and struggled to see any fish.
scottnofish
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Date Joined: 28/08/07
thought that was you out there
was very quite out there only found 1 school of birs working seen a few tuna jump but no action on the lures
Tim
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Date Joined: 26/09/06
Quiet
Yeah surface action has died down as the current has swung back to running up from the south. Water is definately now cooler and doesnt look as good as it did. Not as much bait around as there was either.
We had gone looking for some YFT but ended up with a very quiet day out there.
Belly88
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Date Joined: 08/02/12
Taste
Agree on taste mate have eaten them many ways from here and exmouth all on same day as they have been caught and all of them have tasted worse then the live herring used for bait...... Kept trying them as i was told they are beautiful but my family and friends all agreed Good fun to catch on light gear but ill leave them for others to eat from now on..
Belly
Vinesh87
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Nice one !
Nice one !
fisho-ron
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well done mate, did ya get a
well done mate, did ya get a pic for the board? looks bigger than mine!!
scottnofish
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Date Joined: 28/08/07
no i didnt
only thought about that after it was filleted ,would of easy been 115/120 cm
Paul G
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nice one Neil .Dollie not on
nice one Neil .Dollie not on my favorite fish list for eating.
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