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tack4 · Posted: Wed Sep 24, 2008 10:43 pm Post subject: bass lures

after the silver bar this friday all nighter but prob be fishing a dusk and dawn for the bass for a barbecue Cool

then bait from night fall till zzzzzz

any of these any good b0ogaloo?????

big black one ia an austin tie m8

must remember tin foil lemon to slice and garlic butter hmmmmmm!

can taste em now lol

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b0ogaloo · Joined: 24 Aug 2008 Posts: 71 Location: Belfast

Hang on here a wee minute

your going to kill the bass you catch ?

and you want me to give ye advice ?

how about away an take yer face for a sh*te

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not a hope in hell of getting and advice from me

if ye want to eat bass go to tesco's and buy some of the Greek farmed stuff

Bloody celebrity chefs with their " Sea Bass" dishes.. that twat Ramsey and that other numpty Oliver need a good kicking
Sea Bass.. like we have any other sort of Bass here, they got that from the states , where at least their stocks are properly managed , not like in the UK where the MLS means that the fish hasn't even bloody spawned before the feckin trawlers hoover them up

hope ye blank

Andy

tack4 · Posted: Thu Sep 25, 2008 12:11 am Post subject:

bass are quality eatin fish and i wll not eat farmed bass as it lacks the fresh flavour and there is no fish known as a sea bass it is a bass and until they rename it i'll tkae my fresh stock from the sea

get a grip m8 ffs

fillet n eat is my motto

so no tips on preparing m8 Crying or Very sad

why shouldnt i eat my catch when camping eh?

will raise a tin when munching bass........drooolll slobber Wink

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fossil-fish · Joined: 30 Dec 2007 Posts: 668 Location: Carrickfergus

The big black one looks like this guy.

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