Caught 09/11/08 on Chokka & pike combo bait K

BigMatt

Sealiner
wahoo warrior wrote:
dont use ur dads birthday as an excuse for keeping the kob...


wow....you must be a very insecure person to badmouth people like that on the net...

you obviously dont feel strongly on the topic of catch and release so what worth does a comment like that have...
 

RAGGIE HOLIC

New member
the pic was posted so that we could congratulate the anglers..and not critisize them..keep it for yourself then..he coaught one cob and kept it..not 10 and slaughtered the area..so give him a break..nice fish
 

khalaharikid

Sealiner
That is a very nice pic of you and your first big edible,:dban: stoked for you man well done!!!!!!!!!

As i was readig through the thread i was waiting for that one comment and trues bob one oke says something,   nice fish to keep for two reasons, first big edible, not many can say there first was that big, and two salmon nice fish to eat, camera not on the beach dad at home happy birthday lets take a pic and have a chow

Maybe the comment was more in the lines of you dont need an excuse to take your first big lekker tasteing fish home...............
Any way i hope it was, if not ............... there is always one....always

:clowkk 
 

Hooked

Senior Member
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:hyst:

 

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:hyst:
 

Hooked

Senior Member
[color=#006600]Hooked[/color] wrote:
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:hyst:

 

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:hyst:
and learn to hold my breath for more than 10 sec.Cigarettes bad........
 

AD97

Senior Member
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.:wfish

Why the ugliness?

Well don e again on that Kob boet. My big Kob is coming soon. 
 

Psy

Sealiner
wtf!!!
he caught the fish - he can do wot he likes with it!!

Well done china plate, nice fish!
 

gumboots

New member
Great catch and i also would have kept it, not that i have caught such a big one yet. Wahoo, just keep your trap shut (or fingers of the board) if your comments are not constructive.
 

Dorado75

Sealiner
[color=#006600]New AD97[/color] wrote:
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.:wfish

Why the ugliness?

Well don e again on that Kob boet. My big Kob is coming soon. 

As far as i know, the bag limit is 5 per day and not 2 for Kob!

Congrats on that fish!!
 

wahoo warrior

New member
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!
 

Surfraider

New member
Wahoo,

I do not need to validate my actions by having an excuse to keep a catch. I pay my dues and therefore it is my right to do with my catch as I see fit.

I am all for conservation and I do release fish more often than keeping them.
 

Elf 786

Sealiner
[color=#006600]wahoo warrior[/color] wrote:
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!
LOL. :fbash
 

Raphi

New member
Nice catch there, bru!!
Nobody should tell you what to do with your fish..

I'm with you all the way on conservation!
The only reason I woul keep a fish is if its abnormally large :fst: or a nice size edible.
 
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