2 3/4" is just fine for duck shooting on river or pond. I'd go 3" if you can to future proof yourself for goose/swan shooting or longer range, but don't sweat it.
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You never regret having plenty of power on a boat (assuming it’s within specs) However under powered boats always make you wish you had more.
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A lot depends on the weight you want to haul. Two people at 60 kg verses two at 100 kg will require different amounts. Better to be "over gunned" though.
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Liked On: 21-01-2025, 08:11 PM
Caught at 100m mark off Port Waikato on Thursday. First one for me. Two caught for the day, the other tagged. Good feed of snapper as well so a very productive day. 267149
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At the end of the day, every major brand has its share of stories about how unreliable their vehicles can be. Take the Ranger, for example—you’ll hear plenty of complaints. However, when you compare...
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Brother in-law caught these off New Plymouth today 266736 266737
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266917 Dropped one then got this one! first Marlin for my boat and second for me as a angler :)
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Doubtless Bay snapper. 1 drop with a slider, 20 seconds & this guy is on! 266806
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Yesterday about 11.30 four of us plus the pack of two climbed up the grunt track (400m basically straight up with 3 fixed ropes along the way)266785 Chetwoods the island middle distance. Pack of...
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266535 End of a other day in paradise- twin peaks called the devil’s stair case on the map but called the titties by our neighbours from the waiarapa ! They are a rough lot them from the rapa :D
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266432266433266435266436266437 Headed out to chetwoods at 8am Windy right on the money yet again glassy all morning. Got a nice catch of snapper etc But caught quite a few proper sharks (they had...
Liked On: 09-01-2025, 09:00 PM
Tuna have a higher body temperature than the water around them which is unusual for a fish. After a long fight, temperature increases even more, so ice is essential. Smaller tuna, we gut and remove...
Liked On: 09-01-2025, 08:55 PM
I would never target tuna without ice unless planning to tag them. It’s like deer you have to cool the meat fast. What do you mean by cooler? 12v fridge? If you have no other choice probably cut it...
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