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Yet another New Zealander

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Thanks very much, not too worried, but I can't say the same for my wife.

I saw one at breaker bay the other day. It seemed pretty big (but am guessing only 1-2m) and was about 10m away and I think it was just seeing who we were, and came up behind us, after I had just been looking under some rocks. I am pretty sure if we leave them alone they will do the same for us. I am thinking a stringer might be a good idea for fish, but am not sure how well it works if there are lots of rocks
 
Welcome Unclejake, Thriller, geofinz & DuncanT123 in New Zealand:wave I expect you already know forum member Ron of Ron's Corner NZ.
 
Here a new one :),I used to scuba diving before,but now looking for spearo&freediving,and also started last year in December
In fact I am from another country but I've lived NZ for studying there.
CeErS
 
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