hi
am stephan from mauritius island which is in the indian ocean
i would like to share some of fishing pics with you...
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Very nice report! nice GT and snappers!, A little tip to you. if you use photobucket, copy the IMG link instead of html. That way the pictures can be seen on the site and not just be links to photobucket
morpheus, got you covered. Love the fish. Reminds me of back home in Hawaii.
Thks guys ..the big gts were caught from rock casting..using a yozuri surface bull poppers..the biggest one on the pics was my 1st one..big game from the rocks..haha thays pure pleasure guys..sometimes we ho in the south of the island,when its low tide,we walk till the reef and we cast outside the reef..hunting for the gt's...
Love the solid fiberglass rods :) .
thanks fot the photos. it looks like a very peaceful and beautiful island. i got the ambassaduer washers and dogs into the mail today. let's home they work. alan
Welcome Morpheus. Very cool pictures of the fish and fishing styles. Hope to see more from a beautiful part of the world.
Love the pics.
I'm gonna have to show these to my wife and tell her "look dear, it's OK for me to bring my slimey bloody fish into the house". HAHAHA.
Morpheus,
Nice GT's... are you using poppers off the rocks? I have seen guys on TV using this method, and it looks like some serious fun. I see a bonito in one of those photos... if prepared properly is a very tasty fish!
Tightlines,
Dom
Quote from: alantani on April 27, 2012, 07:44:59 PM
thanks fot the photos. it looks like a very peaceful and beautiful island. i got the ambassaduer washers and dogs into the mail today. let's home they work. alan
thkd a lot alan...cross fingers...
Nice!!!!
What is the top fish in the photo below?
(http://i633.photobucket.com/albums/uu53/teph25/DSCF1917.jpg)
Its a family of trevally..
That one on the top looks like a blue runner, the lower one I think is a kawakawa, which makes some good sashimi.
Great fish Stephan - thanks for sharing.
The big GT is awesome.
Hard to imagine catching a 100-plus GT (check out the pics here: http://www.hawaiifishingnews.com/100plus.cfm?order=ID (http://www.hawaiifishingnews.com/100plus.cfm?order=ID))
Cheers, Justin
Hi justin...yeah its pure pleasure and physical to work a gt..i have already seen this link before...great Ulua
nice fish stephan those are some nice gts aka reef gangsters
Quote...aka reef gangsters.
Great expression trishul - spot on. ;) ;D