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Added: 04-11-2008
Runtime: 4m 15s
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We were heading down the Kimberley coast on our way home to Broome after ten fantastic days fishing. In the distance we could see the tell tale smoke from the seasonal burn off, that's forever been part of the Aboriginal culture. I knew we were in the vicinity of a pinnacle smothered in fish that Garry had kept to himself for the last 20 years, so when he yelled, 'Paul come and have a ??????? look at this', I knew the sounder was raging. What happened next was pure fishing bliss. Every rod went off as one. Seven different ratchets singing seven different tunes and all at high pitch. The diversity of scenarios and species was awe inspiring, with bite offs and bite in halfs, as common as 'how ?????? good is this'. Wahoo, Spanish Mackeral, Yellowfin Tuna, Giant Trevally, Cobia, Barracuda and numerous species of Whaler Shark. Who knows what other fish monstered our lines, it was one absolute fishing frenzy and alas 'The Alamo' for most of our surviving lures and jigs, only a few made it home.
www.bragnrelease.com THE BEST FISHING VIDEOS FROM AROUND THE WORLD!
We were heading down the Kimberley coast on our way home to Broome after ten fantastic days fishing. In the distance we could see the tell tale smoke from the seasonal burn off, that's forever been part of the Aboriginal culture. I knew we were in the vicinity of a pinnacle smothered in fish that Garry had kept to himself for the last 20 years, so when he yelled, 'Paul come and have a ??????? look at this', I knew the sounder was raging. What happened next was pure fishing bliss. Every rod went off as one. Seven different ratchets singing seven different tunes and all at high pitch. The diversity of scenarios and species was awe inspiring, with bite offs and bite in halfs, as common as 'how ?????? good is this'. Wahoo, Spanish Mackeral, Yellowfin Tuna, Giant Trevally, Cobia, Barracuda and numerous species of Whaler Shark. Who knows what other fish monstered our lines, it was one absolute fishing frenzy and alas 'The Alamo' for most of our surviving lures and jigs, only a few made it home.
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