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  1. 25-Sep-08, 20:34 #1
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    lovley tasty 5lb sea bass
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  2. 25-Sep-08, 23:25 #2
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    I think the idea of having a biodiversity forum, is to encourage the preservation of the species. Chapping Mr. Bass on the head would appear to be contrary to that. Any chance of a fillet?
  3. 26-Sep-08, 00:32 #3
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    didnt know where else to post it sorry guys instead of a fillet ive one in freezer ur more than welcome to if u want it send me a private message im in thurso by the way
  4. 26-Sep-08, 09:17 #4
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    thats a cracking size of bass for up here, i presume it was caught in the county?
  5. 26-Sep-08, 10:13 #5
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    yeah caught locally by me,me and my nephew have caught in excess of 130+ locally in thurso in secrect locations 2 weeks ago i got 4 crackers about 3lb size i asked bill to put it on front page for tourismn for fishing for anglers from a far who look at the org dunnet gets most publicity but tell u truth weve been to all hot spots there this year and caught nothing .
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    Don't suppose you could tell us the secret location for catching sea bass?
  7. 26-Sep-08, 20:06 #7
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    Crackin fish, only ever caught one up here, off Holborn Head.

    Got nowt from Dunnet. Tried plenty though
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  8. 27-Sep-08, 16:10 #8
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    Now, the interesting thing is..... I would personally rather have a mackeral for dinner than a bass. Caught plenty of bass to around 5lb and tried cooking them in all sorts of ways - find the BBQ best. Think the flavour is very over-rated.
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  9. 27-Sep-08, 22:33 #9
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    depends how u prepare it i guess i like my left overnight soaked in lemon and herbs but everyone to there own
  10. 28-Sep-08, 23:40 #10
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    i caught 5 or 6 2 weeks ago of the end of scrabster pear
  11. 29-Sep-08, 00:22 #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by orris View Post
    i caught 5 or 6 2 weeks ago of the end of scrabster pear
    mmm never caught of or heard of sea bass of there in my ten years of thurso fishing wot sizes were they i guess u know they have to be 36 cm before u keep em caught 12 other night me and nephew had to release 6 because under size sure u aint on about mackeral have u any pics ? maybe u did i aint judging u but they prefer shallow water/u any pics ???
  12. 30-Sep-08, 22:25 #12
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    Try posting your fish on the world sea fishing site / forum / scotland.

    The bigger fish will always be caught from Thurso because the marine geography is suited to them. Dunnet will only ever hold schoolies .
  13. 01-Oct-08, 00:43 #13
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    pm me e address pls il do so
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