Photo of the Month Comp - December 08
Submitted by Adam Gallash on Mon, 2009-01-12 15:13
Ooops, forgot all about December's Photo of the Month competition, please vote below for who you think deserves the prize. Cheers, Adam.
Corza's Samsonfish
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Daisy's Threadfin
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Pilbarabrad's Barramundi
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Jigajig's Ruby Snapper
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Aaron's Queenfish
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mako magic
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for the "Photo" of the month
for the "Photo" of the month this one is going to be tough i predicting, some very good quality pics there
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roberta
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Yes Mako it was hard, but have voted
SPEWIE LEWIE
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WODF
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All great photo's IMO, all
All great photo's IMO, all awesome fish!
"holy sh!t, did you see that?" haha
Colin Hay
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That's a great bunch but that's the biggest Queenfish I have
seen.
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Colby
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MMM, Had to go table
MMM, Had to go table quality, unfortunately only one grey band, thats why i went with the reds.....nice pic too !!
mitch
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reds for me too good
reds for me too good size
always in it just the depth that varies
Big J
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For me it was the
For me it was the Queenie.... Thats a horse of a fish...well done
soupster51
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A hard choice for sure.
I've gone with Brad's entry into the metre club though. Most photos would have won in any previous months competition.
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Clewesy
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What a choice
Holley snapping duck shit, what a hard choice
One of the biggest threadies i've ever seen
The ellusive 1m barra
Monster Queeny
I'll have to go the ruby snapper, never caught one and at that depth it's something you don't see that often (i've never herd of them)
carnarvonite
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Ruby snapper
Had to go for the ruby snaps,not seen that often and a lot of hard work to get them
deepwater
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Ruby snapper
have to agree with dad there the rudy for me as well, well done mate good effort mate
jeff
just when you think you have gone deep enough go deeper
Andy Mac
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Bump
This one is a very very close race.
Cheers
Cheers
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jay_burgess
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mmmm... had to go Brads
mmmm... had to go Brads metery :) Barra out do any ruby or queenie IMO.
Andy Mac
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Bump again
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big john
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Harsh
To hard to split them, give them both a prize,
OR at least a runner up if one gets pipped at the death.
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allrounder
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perfect outcome
hard to split them
So tell me have you got your info from years on the water or hours on the internet?