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Old 20 June 2006, 12:31   #21
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Spearfishing just doesn't seem the same here. A typical day's spearfishing in the Red Sea would include Grouper to about 200lbs - also Parrot fish to about 40lbs.

Best shot of all though was by a mate of my Dad's - he found out why you should NEVER have a loaded speargun in a boat. Managed to shoot himself right through the buttock and thigh. My father got him to the hospital but there was a slight problem - the bloke was the surgeon - the only one!!! He was very lucky - missed bone and went between the muscles - he was fine in a few weeks.
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Any pictures of you with your 200lb grouper cus that's a nice fish. This isn't me but here's a 200lb tuna. Catching tuna is scary stuff as they don't like it!
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Old 20 June 2006, 15:39   #23
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Any pictures of you with your 200lb grouper cus that's a nice fish. This isn't me but here's a 200lb tuna. Catching tuna is scary stuff as they don't like it!
200lbs was quite small - some of the monsters grew to 400lbs or more!!! Prob are some photos somewhere - will have to get around to buying a nice slide scanner.

I don't mind fishing but for some reason these days I wouldn't be able to bring myself to kill a really big fish - dunno why but killing something like a Marlin for sport seems far worse to me than a Bass.

We used to eat the Parrot fish - delicious. Not much of a fish eater really - only cod fishfingers - swordfish and parrot fish - don't get many around here though!!!
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Any pictures of you with your 200lb grouper cus that's a nice fish. This isn't me but here's a 200lb tuna. Catching tuna is scary stuff as they don't like it!
Blimey! You could wakeboard behind that!
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Just eaten the Bass baked in a fresh herb and lemon foil parcel with Swedish sliced butter roasted potatoes with steamed sprouting Brocolli and Asparagus. Superb!
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Just eaten the Bass baked in a fresh herb and lemon foil parcel with Swedish sliced butter roasted potatoes with steamed sprouting Brocolli and Asparagus. Superb!
is that crab still climbing around in the fridge?
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is that crab still climbing around in the fridge?
No, when i noticed it hop from your pants into my fridge when you were making a cup of tea, I DDT'd the whole bloody kitchen!!
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No, when i noticed it hop from your pants into my fridge when you were making a cup of tea, I DDT'd the whole bloody kitchen!!
i was a few down when we got home so i would check the car and the boat as well!
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one of these looks like roy in a wetsuit

one of these looks very much like roy in a wetsuit!!
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one of these looks very much like roy in a wetsuit!!
Nooo, that guy has more hair. The Tuna looks a lot like a Hampshire bloke in a dinner suit though!!
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you always accuse me of a being a surrey guy, glad you found your atlas, women are crap on directions etc.

now you mention it i can see the likeness

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Nooo, that guy has more hair. The Tuna looks a lot like a Hampshire bloke in a dinner suit though!!
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