I'ts go me thinking
Submitted by Rodrat on Fri, 2008-06-27 22:51
HI
With the ban looking at dampening the future catches of the V5,
Besides skippy, harlys and whiting, what other fish are worth taking home for a feed?
Also, while on the subject of the ban, What do you think would be the punishment if
you decieded to take a pinky or dhuie during the ban and were caught?
Cheers
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feral1975
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sharks are always nice on
sharks are always nice on the tooth and plentiful , flathead maybe grey banded or 8 bar
Rodrat
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True
Dont mind a bit of shark. Mite have to start keeping them after oct.
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STAAL LOVER
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Charges
If the fish are anything like the govt's money LOOK OUT!!!!!!!!
Might be worth killing the inspector! you would probably spend less time in jail!!
Agree on the sharks ferel !!! And if we all bash em there will be less eating the sambos on the wrecks!!! King George are another fav.
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Rodrat
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Fines?
Anyone been fined or know anyone who has been?
How much are the fines? Dhuie at $60+ per kilo fine
may be cheaper!
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NOHA
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Red emporer, coral trout,
Red emporer, coral trout, mackies and other Northern species.
I will be heading North again during the ban to get my fishing fix.
As for the fine I think thats farely standard isn't it.
$750 for the offence + 10 times the market value of the offending catch. Thats been the formula they use for all offences I believe.
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7739ian
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Try it
This may raise a comment or two - but if you are going north - try ocean catfish. The creeks ones are a bit muddy but years ago i was told by a part aboriginal kid in Port Hedland that they were ok. I tried them and still eat them. Best if the fillets are taken as soon as possible, wrapped in clingwrap and left 24 hours in the fridge before rolling in egg and breadcrumb and cooking.
Tony Halliday
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oh well.............
for me it's going to be a bit of work time in NT with a few barra and in WA off season, I'll just give up bottom fishing and troll for pelagic around Rotto, Fads for dollies and try for some big deep sea skippie off a few secret spots I know of.
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