dont use ur dads birthday as an excuse for keeping the kob...
dont use ur dads birthday as an excuse for keeping the kob...
stoked for you man well done!!!!!!!!!

and learn to hold my breath for more than 10 sec.Cigarettes bad........The total irony of Wahoo's comment is that he is a spearo , who are noted for having a slight disadvantage in the catch and release department
Just pointing this out , please note I am in no way taking a cheap shot at the spearo community who I will one day join , just as soon as I get over my adversion to water more than knee deep.Seen one or two sharks to many in my life time![]()

U R DA MAN[color=#006600]wahoo warrior[/color] wrote:78kg yellowfin tuna are scarce as hens teeth,but i suppose you pulled out the spear applied first aid and released it to fight another day!!dont use ur dads birthday as an excuse for keeping the kob...
(Great and classic chirp ! ! !)Nice Catch boet
If I had caught that Kobbie on my dads birthday I would have kept it for sure. Well done boet!
Wahoo, the bag limit is round about 2. In the words of ESA, "Limit your catch and not cath your limit" which is exactly what he did.
Why the ugliness?
Well don e again on that Kob boet. My big Kob is coming soon.
LOL.for you idiots that dont know... a 75 kg yellowfin is not scarce as hens teeth and only 4 years old...it takes a kob 10 years to grow to to 10 kgs...the size at which they spawn...pelagics grow a lot faster than dimersals!!! rather keep your small kob and put the big spawning fish back!!! actually put all dimersals back! peklagics fecundity and survival is far greater!
