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29/04/2009 at 8:39 am #13085
St_Paul
Participantlemon shark??? you mean rig, right?
29/04/2009 at 8:50 am #13086Miliwolf
ParticipantYes, Lemon Shark are Rig ,two names for the same specie.
I just prefer the term Lemon because the word Rig is used to describe to many fishing related things and multiple uses can be used in the same thread. But I do jump between the two names all the time.
29/04/2009 at 8:53 am #13087yellowfin
ParticipantI thought it was Lemon Fish, not Lemon Shark.
29/04/2009 at 9:20 am #13088Miliwolf
ParticipantMaybe, they are a shark not a fish.
I feel the prefix lemon is the important part.
29/04/2009 at 9:41 am #13089rdeejay
ParticipantThe marketing name is Lemonfish, i guess it just sounds better from a consumer point of view for those who are none the wiser.
29/04/2009 at 10:50 pm #13091Miliwolf
ParticipantI really should purchase a waterproof camera so I can photograph the more interesting fish I catch, just need to wait for the Fuji FinePix F200EXR ($600+) + waterproof case
or for the Canon PowerShot D10 ($640+) to become cheaper….. Few of the other Cameras interest me.
Most sensible people would just buy the Fuji J15 combo for $220
30/04/2009 at 12:49 am #13092yellowfin
ParticipantNo need for a waterproof camera. Just use a normal digital camera like everyone else. Just keep it away from the water.
30/04/2009 at 12:59 am #13093Miliwolf
ParticipantIt would get wet sooner or later, I would either forget I had it out when the rain starts, or have it in a pocket when doing a deep water release of a Red cod, or place it down to return a shark only for a freak wave to cover it. If I left it in the car until a good fish is caught, I would waste precious time going to the car instead of releasing the fish ASAP. A D10 clipped to my surfcasting belt (which I still need to make) would be perfect.
Plus I plan to use it from my Kayak and while trout fishing which has even more chance of getting wet. Not uncommon for me to swim across ponds or something. Would also be good to take it spearfishing…
30/04/2009 at 1:27 am #13094rdeejay
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30/04/2009 at 1:58 am #13095Miliwolf
ParticipantI damaged my $300 cell phone on a trout fishing trip, we were paddling back up river in a canone and my friend asked what the time was. So I took the phone out of my jacket pocket (where it was 99% waterproof) and was just looking at the time when he caused the boat to wobble, I instinctly moved my arm down to stabilise the boat and in doing so plung my phone into the water. The phone did still work, but it could not send sound so could only use it for text or to listen to others speaking to me.
30/04/2009 at 5:31 am #13097yellowfin
Participanthey all no posts from me for ages really as living in town now and not having the internet. went out for a fish the last couple of nites at various locations (lyttelton akaroa) managed to get loads of doggies mostly small ones but some decent sized ones also got qwuite alot of cod (red) and a couple of skate although the conditoon of the lyttelton cod was discusting so yea
01/05/2009 at 3:01 am #13103St_Paul
Participantziplock plastic bags are great for protecting cameras from the elements another option is those Phone condom things they sell at hunting and fishing
01/05/2009 at 3:18 am #13104yellowfin
ParticipantI just keep mine in my fishing bag, so I can take it out when needed and then put it back after. Recently though, I’ve just been using the camera on my phone as I always have it in my pocket.
02/05/2009 at 6:26 am #13110Yakkaman
ParticipantI went to the pier wanted to catch something for my nieces engagement party tonight watched a guy catching heaps of mullet and a kid pull in a 5lb kawahai.
Heaps of small bait fish everywhere, I was about to head off when my rod went bilistic only had small mullet hooks on after a fantastic battle I lifted 15m into the air a 4lb Kahawai and to top it off the kid gave me half of his after I filleted it for him.Jack will think I stole it from the kid
02/05/2009 at 12:24 pm #13111yellowfin
ParticipantI fished at the Pier today till about 10 PM. Caught a couple mullet and dogfish during the day. Also saw a couple good size Kahawai caught. After dark I got a big Kahawai and hooked what I think was a good size rig which put up a good fight and took some line, but it got off before I could pull it up. Could have even been a School shark, but I’m not sure there’s still any of them around? Had another hook up before I left which I think was another Kahawai, but it got off before I could see it. Definitely still heaps of Mullet and some good size Kahawai around.

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