delta hbar Posted January 23, 2010 Posted January 23, 2010 (edited) Hi all, Went out today with Jonno and a mate from work and his son. Was slow going early. Seas flat as a tack but the wind was all over the place. Tried to go to Long reef, but too windy. So we did a drift outside north head. Couple of wrasse. Saw heaps of birds circling working but nothing on the surface. Tried south head, more wrasse. Still windy, so went inside to Clifton Gardens, zip, over to Balmoral zip. By now the wind had calmed down do we went for a flattie drift, some small ones but no keepers. We decided to head offshore again for a keeper snapper, then Jonno jagged a mowie. I could not be outdone so tossed out my kit again. Bigger mowie. Jon also got a keeper snapper and we got some of those pesky Sargent bakers. It went from an alright day to a much better day in about an hour. Dave Didn't take pic of all the catch but here are the mowies. Edited January 23, 2010 by delta hbar
humahuma Posted January 25, 2010 Posted January 25, 2010 Dave, Just ate the mowie. It ended up to be a very good day on the boat. Thank you. Jon Hi all, Went out today with Jonno and a mate from work and his son. Was slow going early. Seas flat as a tack but the wind was all over the place. Tried to go to Long reef, but too windy. So we did a drift outside north head. Couple of wrasse. Saw heaps of birds circling working but nothing on the surface. Tried south head, more wrasse. Still windy, so went inside to Clifton Gardens, zip, over to Balmoral zip. By now the wind had calmed down do we went for a flattie drift, some small ones but no keepers. We decided to head offshore again for a keeper snapper, then Jonno jagged a mowie. I could not be outdone so tossed out my kit again. Bigger mowie. Jon also got a keeper snapper and we got some of those pesky Sargent bakers. It went from an alright day to a much better day in about an hour. Dave Didn't take pic of all the catch but here are the mowies.
cat-as-trophy Posted January 25, 2010 Posted January 25, 2010 Anything that is silly enough to get caught on the hook is a good catch, at least there was a feed in it,. Cheers Mrs Flightmanager
DGF Posted January 27, 2010 Posted January 27, 2010 how'd you cook the mowies i had a few of them not long ago cooked em up ate half of 1 fillet and yeh didnt really like the taste
delta hbar Posted January 27, 2010 Author Posted January 27, 2010 Chinese style, my family like to steam it with ginger and shallots. Then when it's finished steaming, take it out and get rid of the water (as some ends up on the fish. Then heat up some peanut oil (or any other you have, just a couple of table spoons) in a pan, pour it over the fish and add some light soy sauce. My wife is korean so they love their sashimi. I find you need to get rid of the black stomach lining as that has a bitter taste.
Basil D Posted January 27, 2010 Posted January 27, 2010 Chinese style, my family like to steam it with ginger and shallots. Then when it's finished steaming, take it out and get rid of the water (as some ends up on the fish. Then heat up some peanut oil (or any other you have, just a couple of table spoons) in a pan, pour it over the fish and add some light soy sauce. My wife is korean so they love their sashimi. I find you need to get rid of the black stomach lining as that has a bitter taste. Steamed fish is a great way to eat fish and I love them with gigner n shallots with light sweat soy
delta hbar Posted January 28, 2010 Author Posted January 28, 2010 Very tasty, wish I had kept one of those fish now..... Gave all the fish away to the guys on the boat. Felt bad they didn't manage to hook up a good fish and they missed out last time too. Oh well next time.
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