Fun sized Amberjack
Submitted by Adam Gallash on Sun, 2010-01-03 15:42
.preview.jpg "Fun sized Amberjack")
Had one drop on a spot before coming in as the northerly ruined the day, plenty of these down there according to the sounder. Released.
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jay_burgess
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Awesome, need to get down
Awesome, need to get down there for some jigging.
till
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Not sashimi? (Hamachi?)
Not sashimi? (Hamachi?)
alfred
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YTK is Hamachi
YTK is Hamachi
till
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Hmm I always thought YTK is
Hmm I always thought YTK is hiramasa and AJ is hamachi? Have I been misinfiormed, or is it the other way around?
Adam Gallash
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too much sashimi
Too much for one man, don't really want to kill something that I'm not going to eat. Will wait till I get a small tuna or something. Got this guy on a plastic, sure the jigs would have gone off but it started to get a bit ugly out there and I wanted to have a cray dive on the inside.
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Just1morecast
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great size:) did it pull
great size:) did it pull heaps? i caught my 1st last weekend 5kg but fought like a 15kg sambo
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awsome looking fish
great colour, need to have a go at some of them myself
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shifeng
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here's a link to the whole
here's a link to the whole list of different sashimi fish and their japanese names. i betcha there're more that are not written. quite a comprehensive list though.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_sushi_and_sashimi_ingredients_and_styles
till
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Interesting. That link says
Interesting.
That link says that Hiramasa is YTK, but Hamachi is neither YTK or AJ.
Its Seriola quinqueradiata or yellowtail AJ, and its a distinctly different species to both YTK and the local Amberjack which is Seriola dumerili.
Colin Hay
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Very nice Adam
I can see what you mean about the weather starting to look a bit dodgy.
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well done adam. nice clean
well done adam. nice clean looking fish.good to see you didnt melt away after the scorcher yesterday
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