May 30, 200422 yr #5 Well I can say mine was this big :lol: I want to see George filet and cook his fish. :lol: Geea.
May 30, 200422 yr #6 Well I can say mine was this big :lol:I want to see George filet and cook his fish. :lol: Geea. You sure you want me to fillet and cook my fish Craig.....one night when your back is turned at the club the girls there will surely know what fish REALLY taste like :lol: Edited May 30, 200422 yr by Blown BA
May 30, 200422 yr #7 Not bad Col........ Bet it was nice pan fried in butter and tarragon, with a nice crisp chardonne to wash it down with. Now..........this is a big fish!!!
May 30, 200422 yr #8 Not bad Col........ Bet it was nice pan fried in butter and tarragon, with a nice crisp chardonne to wash it down with. Now..........this is a big fish!!! Crikey Red, need a bucket of butter and a taragon tree for that one....Oh, and is that EID's long suffering holding said fish?
May 31, 200422 yr #9 Nice, I can remember a Flathead I caught a few years ago that was at least 58cm in size, might have been more it was HUGE. Almost broke my rod. They can still fight, quite an experience on light tackle, swore I was going to lose it.Well done. Hmm. What Redhawk suggested...lol.
May 31, 200422 yr #10 Not bad Col........ Bet it was nice pan fried in butter and tarragon, with a nice crisp chardonne to wash it down with. Now..........this is a big fish!!!Crikey Red, need a bucket of butter and a taragon tree for that one....Oh, and is that EID's long suffering holding said fish? You mean the spunky, hunk of a bloke grapping with the ferocious Spanish Mackrel???? Yep, that's me, a few pounds and wrinkles lighter though! :lol:
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