Straight Hooking

Straight Hooking

Plenty of nice fish moving around the 30 to 35 metre mark. This was one of my best Baldies I have shot and seen south of Mandurah.


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rest of the days catch"

Mon, 2009-02-16 19:26

rest of the days catchfeb 9 diving

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Very nice. baldie..what's

Mon, 2009-02-16 19:26

Very nice. baldie..what's that in the background...a....no....can't b...a rod ?!?! lol

Sure are a few good fish in close. I managed to nail a few dhu's in 30's off rocko on Sun.

 

Well done m8

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3 baldies? Wot's the yellow

Mon, 2009-02-16 19:27

3 baldies? Wot's the yellow one ?

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nice baldie mate, couple of

Mon, 2009-02-16 19:28

nice baldie mate, couple of good size crays as well

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id

Mon, 2009-02-16 21:00

what the id og that yellow fish

tight lines

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Nice crays!

Mon, 2009-02-16 21:06

A couple of whoppas in that lot! well done, let me know if you need a dive buddy, looks like its worth the drive down there. 

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Top catch ,nice big

Tue, 2009-02-17 04:40

Top catch ,nice big crays,and some good fish .how long do you get on the bottom and do you do a safty stop on the way up .

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Cracka Baldie

Tue, 2009-02-17 05:44

Very nice Baldie and crays too.  The yella fish would be a blue groper which is very nice on the tooth.

Cheers Pete

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Correct Pete....I personally

Tue, 2009-02-17 07:19

Correct Pete....I personally leave the big ones alone but dont mind taken a 55 to 60cm one every now and then.

Paul would get about 20 minutes at the bottom with the total dive time about 29 minutes, always try and do a safety dtop at 6 metres for 21/2 minutes if air permits. My dive buddies computer is a little bit more conservitive then mind and sometimes he goes into deco. And we need about 11/2 hours between dives

OK kane, some really nice ground out there, a lot of people don't like to dive that far out. Will bo searching for more ground along that depth so we can limit the dive pressure to a couple of times a year

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More of a yellow groper than

Tue, 2009-02-17 07:55

More of a yellow groper than a blue lol. Colour change when larger? Depends on ground they inhabit? Well done regardless. I may have to do the drive south to mandurah to scope this out.

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Wrassinator....you stay in

Tue, 2009-02-17 08:02

Wrassinator....you stay in Rocko and leave Mandurah fish for me LOL.....

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Yellow and green ones are

Tue, 2009-02-17 08:47

Yellow and green ones are females, blues are the dominant Alpha males and usually have a harem of sheilas close by, when he drops of the perch or gets knocked off the Alpha female grows big and blue and changes sex, Weird buggas .
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Target!

Tue, 2009-02-17 12:01

I'll be putting one on the shopping list when down Hamo in 2 weeks.  Haven't targetted one for over 10 years now.

Saw a very good sized Blue last week diving in 45m out from 2 roxs with Ryan.  Yeah, 10 minutes on the bottom and into deco at 6m for 13 minutes...which is a long time doing nothing and just had enough air in the tank (had a deco bot at 5m though).  Did a 2nd 45m after about 3 hours.

Have to find some good 25-35m stuff to increase the bottom time.

Cheers Pete

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Thanks Daisy. Very

Tue, 2009-02-17 12:55

Thanks Daisy. Very interesting....and I hear they are a wrasse too? Just my ticket then..heh heh

Look out BQ i'm headed down some day, but tend to be lazy and local thus far...drive to Mandurah every day for work so like the break on weekends...lol

 

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catch!

Tue, 2009-02-17 13:45

Nice baldy, blue & reds mate.....straight hook doesnt count btw ha ha J/K Laughing

Yeh Pete, when i get back from Exxy we'll hit up some shallow stuff also....mix it up! 

 

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Good bag mate i shot a 7kg

Tue, 2009-02-17 18:53

Good bag mate i shot a 7kg baldy off busso a while back. Around the 27m mark have seen some monsters that make mine look like a minnow but they dont get that big from being dumb ay as soon as you look at them they are gone.