Thought I'd post a picture.


Here is my sisters Giant Trevally, she holds several national records in PNG at the moment. She always fishing as she writes for a fishing magazine called Niugini Blue.

wish i could go finshing with her, last trip i took i caught hypothermia from food poisioning and missed the high tide salmon run ;(

She is a better fisherman than I am, although that hasn't always been the case.

Here is another, Mahi Mahi. This was a record as well.


Mik, you're more than welcome for a visit up to PNG!!

Thats huge! man I wish I could have a holiday!

will never make it to png. you will make me bring in a consignement of 1000's chris!

There has to be a law about that ;)

Man thats freaking huge!!! i thought the 2kg flathead i caught a couple weeks ago was big but that puts me to shame!
Well done! that wouldmake a decent feed for a party, crank the BBQ and a kilo or 2 of prawns! and a few ales of course! Yummmmmmmmyyyyy!

Haha, nah dude.

This is big....... Dana Seeto's 123kg Marlin. Hooked on heavy line class. I helped move this fish onto the back of the car, a big fish I tell you.

Would have been a hoot if I had put it into the back of my 1200...

My old man did pretty good the other day.




My cousin on the right. Keep in mind he's 6ft 6" .... makes the fish look relevant and the old man look even smaller than he is!!!

Not bad eh? Dad is 56 this year.

EDIT: I forgot the details; Fish weighed in at 96kg... line class: heavy.

Nice. Good work with the fish files Chris, keep them coming. Next time I go to Brooklyn I will post pic of my catfish or undersized flathead.

Don't have to go to the tropics.
Bermagui easter 2009
132kg striped marlin.
Still eating the thing.
Doing this sort of stuff runs a close second to driving dattos

Cheers
bob

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