was over in bermagui, just uploading some old images i found, not 100% sure whether it was one of mine or my dads or brothers but was a good solid fish
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I'm going to ruffle some feathers, don't like that sort of fishing, sorry fellas, to me it just tires the fish to exhaution then release a very tired fish that would be suseptable to attack by sharks, just me fellas, sorry
everyone is entitled to an opinion roberta thats cool, this fish was released and over there where is was caught there isnt a huge amount of sharks so not a huge problem like exmouth etc
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Personally I think its better than killing them.. Check out one of our sailfish video's Roberta where we swim/video the fish during the release to ensure he swims off healthily and ready to fight another day. But I respect your opinion though.
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Did you hook it up
Mako did you hook him mate and if so hope it was Exxy looking forward to Gamex
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was over in bermagui, just
was over in bermagui, just uploading some old images i found, not 100% sure whether it was one of mine or my dads or brothers but was a good solid fish
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Great pic Matt. That';s a solid fish alright
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Awsome Matt
Wow! What a spectacle! Would have been great to be there and see it.
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Oh
I'm going to ruffle some feathers, don't like that sort of fishing, sorry fellas, to me it just tires the fish to exhaution then release a very tired fish that would be suseptable to attack by sharks, just me fellas, sorry
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everyone is entitled to an
everyone is entitled to an opinion roberta thats cool, this fish was released and over there where is was caught there isnt a huge amount of sharks so not a huge problem like exmouth etc
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Adam Gallash
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Yup
Personally I think its better than killing them.. Check out one of our sailfish video's Roberta where we swim/video the fish during the release to ensure he swims off healthily and ready to fight another day. But I respect your opinion though.
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Thanks Mako/Adam
I'm not a tree huggle, just my feelings thank you for your respect of my thoughts
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