Pinkie
Submitted by diji on Fri, 2008-06-20 10:06
Good eating size
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Pinkie
Submitted by diji on Fri, 2008-06-20 10:06
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Bill
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I would have to say the pan
I would have to say the pan size snapper like that are the best eating the flesh is nice and firm
Dreamweaver
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Colours - 330 GTI Diji?
I love snapper that size, their colours are really amazing - up on the 330 GTI (in the background) diji?
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SPESS
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would have to agree with the
would have to agree with the eating part. I really enjoy catching this size fish on the plastics and bream gear! great fun and boy they go off. Great fish mate. well done.
Keep it tight, reeeeeeel tight!
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diji
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Yeah Colin 330 gti
Me other mate was using his torium 30 that sounded like a stump grinder,we were taking the pi## out of him i dont think there's any bearings left in it.
Dreamweaver
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Cheers diji
Hey the 330 GTI does the job, just have to watch the level wind and that vs line set. Hmm, as to the Torium 30, sounds like a bit of service is in order LOL, better now that it go BONG on a good fish.
Interesting comment on the Torium, when I get financial, was looking at those vs the saltist - seems there's opnion is the saltist is a better reel.
Colin Molloy
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diji
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Yeah colin i own one as well but use my saltiga 50
Hard to go back to the torium after using the saltiga which the saltist is the same.
Dreamweaver
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Cheers Diji - Down to dollars
The Saltiga would be nice vs the saltist but $710 vs $279, I know which one I'll be (eventually) able to afford.
Colin Molloy
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mako magic
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nice pinkie and agree with
nice pinkie and agree with everyone else, always the best eating size, a nice feed of fresh pinkie is yummy
Colin Hay
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That's a great looking dinner.
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Daniel Westerduin
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Certainly seems to be a few
Certainly seems to be a few around at the moment, well done.