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  1. 18-02-2013, 04:55 PM #1
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    Nice work Pete and Kyle,got to love it when it all works. Well done to Trev and Scott for getting you out,I bet Kyles still smiling.
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    Quote Originally Posted by al49 View Post
    top effort men i could see you hooked up regularly and the smile from kyle could be seen a mile away .we accounted for a couple of salties too kept one for tea and it was real good,one of the first barra i have kept in a lot of years.
    Good to catch up with you and Shaz again after more than 2.5 years! Glad you managed to get onto a few as well...

    Quote Originally Posted by Barramag View Post
    Nice work Pete and Kyle,got to love it when it all works. Well done to Trev and Scott for getting you out,I bet Kyles still smiling.
    You're spot on Paulo - I was second guessing myself in the heavy rain on the Bruce Hwy north of Miriam Vale late on Friday night but it all came together very well (except for Trev's flu). Both Trev & Scott could not have been more helpful. Top blokes, both of 'em.

    And yes, Kyle is still grinning like a cheshire cat!
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  3. 18-02-2013, 07:47 PM #3
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    Well done boys - get in and have some fun before those stinkin pro's net them all

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    Hay pete good work some very nice fish ...congrats heading up there in October for the first time hopefully get a trip like that any advice would be much appreciated cheers sean
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  5. 17-07-2014, 06:04 PM #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by Seano View Post
    Hay pete good work some very nice fish ...congrats heading up there in October for the first time hopefully get a trip like that any advice would be much appreciated cheers sean
    Advice well the Boyne might be a waste of time. The fishing then was from Lake Awoonga escapees. Go north my son Kinchant Dam near Mackay
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  6. 18-02-2013, 05:50 PM #6
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    Cracker!! I got the shakes and jitters up just reading it... Few boats about too?
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  7. 18-02-2013, 06:01 PM #7
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    Nice, Trev sent me a pic last week, but I couldnt figure out who it was on work phone - you guys?
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    Quote Originally Posted by BR65 View Post
    Nice, Trev sent me a pic last week, but I couldnt figure out who it was on work phone - you guys?
    Nope that was Scotty
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    Quote Originally Posted by Awoonga View Post
    Nope that was Scotty
    How big was that girl mate?
    Small screen on work phone - useless
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  10. 18-02-2013, 06:42 PM #10
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    Quote Originally Posted by BR65 View Post
    How big was that girl mate?
    Small screen on work phone - useless
    113......,,,,,,
    "For some people in our society, retirement is a tragedy. It's the end of their being productive and contributing something. We need productivity from everyone who is capable of contributing. Fishing is my vehicle, and I plan to keep going as long as I'm physically able."
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