Pania Brass Monkey

Posted by racepics on 19/8/2012, 2:47 pm

A few pics A portion of the Pania Picket Fence Sue Kemsley hooked up. Sue Kemsley giving the fishless blokes a hard time http://www.paniasurfcasting.org http://www.surfcaster.co.nz

Re: Pania Brass Monkey

Posted by AndyG on 19/8/2012, 3:37 pm, in reply to "Pania Brass Monkey"
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The fishing was a little slow to say the least but it was a good day. Congrats to team D for taking the top team title. Racepics, you left early but Gordon, myself and you were team E and managed to snatch 2nd place.

Re: Pania Brass Monkey

Posted by Naki-Fisher on 19/8/2012, 3:53 pm, in reply to "Re: Pania Brass Monkey"
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nice work guys

Re: Pania Brass Monkey

Posted by Yoey on 19/8/2012, 7:27 pm, in reply to "Re: Pania Brass Monkey"
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Another TOP effort and turnout. Today we had 28 fisher people on the beach going hard out. 25 kahawai, 3 couda and a red cod weighed in. This tops off the biggest Brass Monkey competition we have had for a very long long time, both by numbers on the beach and fish weighed in. Bloody awesome. Mrs Yoey took out the heaviest fish pot with her kahawai of 2.12kg, just heading off Sue from Team Kemsley by only .02grams. . Team D, Hamish, Gloria and Neville were top Team with a bag weight of 10.81kg. I wonder who got home and prepared to fillet fish and "WHOA" where's the chilly bin. "Trisho, I think I have done a Gary Kemsley" "You're kidding, you mean you have left the chilly bin behind" "yep" Thankfully newby Andy picked it up and it is now tucked away, fish ready for smoker, now where are those papers?

Re: Pania Brass Monkey

Posted by racepics on 19/8/2012, 7:34 pm, in reply to "Re: Pania Brass Monkey"
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@Andy - I doubt my catch of one paddle crab would have contributed much to the team total. Well done guys! http://www.paniasurfcasting.org http://www.surfcaster.co.nz

Re: Pania Brass Monkey

Posted by Rex HB on 19/8/2012, 7:49 pm, in reply to "Re: Pania Brass Monkey"
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What a day. Beautiful seas, slow fishing, lost fish, missed fish, no fish, nibbles and dribble, badly behaved kon tiki owners, tall tales, hard luck tales, my bins heavier than your bin arguments, small coutas, bigger coutas. Just another brass monkey. Great stuff even if the kahawai were a bit fussy..