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This isnt no TUNA , but..
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Hiya
Nice fish!!! The size of the fish doesn't matter, as long as you have FUN spearing!!!!
The saddest part is that i don't really like eating fish. The only fish i do enjoy eating is fresh Shad (also called elf, tailor, blue-fish, etc scientific name Pomatomus saltatrix). Problem is that they rarely exceed 2kg's and NOBODY spears them in Cape Town. They prefer sandy beaches which are generally inhabited by not so friendly bitey's!!! So if i want to eat my FAVOURITE fish, i either have to go rock and surf fishing or BUY them!!!:waterwork :waterwork
Fortunately, i've got friends whom are commercial fishermen, that go to sea daily, so i normally trade a fresh yellowtail kingfish for some smaller shad!!! yum, yum!!!!!
Regards
miles
Nice fish!!! The size of the fish doesn't matter, as long as you have FUN spearing!!!!
The saddest part is that i don't really like eating fish. The only fish i do enjoy eating is fresh Shad (also called elf, tailor, blue-fish, etc scientific name Pomatomus saltatrix). Problem is that they rarely exceed 2kg's and NOBODY spears them in Cape Town. They prefer sandy beaches which are generally inhabited by not so friendly bitey's!!! So if i want to eat my FAVOURITE fish, i either have to go rock and surf fishing or BUY them!!!:waterwork :waterwork
Fortunately, i've got friends whom are commercial fishermen, that go to sea daily, so i normally trade a fresh yellowtail kingfish for some smaller shad!!! yum, yum!!!!!
Regards
miles
rofl nice one murat!
Chad dude, like the saying goes, its not the size of the dog but the fight in him...or somehting like that, plus as long as you are having fun and ultimatly putting food in the table (in a conscientious manner) its all good baby
Chad dude, like the saying goes, its not the size of the dog but the fight in him...or somehting like that, plus as long as you are having fun and ultimatly putting food in the table (in a conscientious manner) its all good baby
WSB he was 5.4 to be exact i just rounded up .
Yea the vis was awesome thats for sure , I dive over at County Line sometimes.
Always alone so ...
Did you kayak out there wsbhunter?
Thanks guys , Mishu your so right .
Wsbhunter are you PV_Spearo as well , if so Roger Y rules! I love that guy , so cool.
. Yea the vis was awesome thats for sure , I dive over at County Line sometimes.
Always alone so ...
Did you kayak out there wsbhunter?
Thanks guys , Mishu your so right .
Wsbhunter are you PV_Spearo as well , if so Roger Y rules! I love that guy , so cool.
Hi miles!
thats funny, since the best spearfisher in my area, a friend of mine called phillip also doesnt like eating fish so much!!!
thats funny, since the best spearfisher in my area, a friend of mine called phillip also doesnt like eating fish so much!!!