@@horndog7357 Hey bro our boat is a 1450 Stabicraft with a 40 horse 4 stroke Mercury… perfect for beach launch’s very lightweight heaps of space fits perfectly in a garage the Mercury is epic fuel wise very economic.
You spend all that money on an expensive boat and cameras, but don't buy a chilly bin to keep your catch on ice, ie. fresh. By the time that you get back home, the snapper will be 'off'. If you don't know how to tell, just give it the sniff test. If you can smell it, dump it. Why would you take a dog on a boat? Strange.
@@peterrhodes5663 Hey bro we have a catch bag on board full with salt Ice to keep our fish fresh… to keep our fish even cleaner we always bleed and gut our fish out at sea… if you happen to watch the whole video thoroughly at the end of the vid you would have seen our catch bag full with our fish and ice… our dog loves being out on the water it is a common thing to see in Aotearoa. Hope this information is helpful and puts you at ease knowing that our fish is always fresh and clean. Chur 🤙
I can see they look after their fish. What you also may not appreciate is the water and the fish are already quite cold in NZ waters . That fish on the filleting bench after the drive home looked In prime condition....with your logic if they spent all that money on boats and camera why wouldn't they look after their catch.
Mean video thanks, I use softbaits in the farm's, but it gulp or if its a zman plenty of secret sauce
@@joedennehy386 Yea bro softbaiting can be a very productive fishing method on the right days….
What's your waka, plenty of space.
@@horndog7357 Hey bro our boat is a 1450 Stabicraft with a 40 horse 4 stroke Mercury… perfect for beach launch’s very lightweight heaps of space fits perfectly in a garage the Mercury is epic fuel wise very economic.
Monster snapper lauchie thats awesome 👏, is it a new Pb?
Yep sure is
I went to Matatoki with u guys lol
@@JackHudson-md2vi 😂
You spend all that money on an expensive boat and cameras, but don't buy a chilly bin to keep your catch on ice, ie. fresh. By the time that you get back home, the snapper will be 'off'. If you don't know how to tell, just give it the sniff test. If you can smell it, dump it.
Why would you take a dog on a boat? Strange.
@@peterrhodes5663 Hey bro we have a catch bag on board full with salt Ice to keep our fish fresh… to keep our fish even cleaner we always bleed and gut our fish out at sea… if you happen to watch the whole video thoroughly at the end of the vid you would have seen our catch bag full with our fish and ice… our dog loves being out on the water it is a common thing to see in Aotearoa. Hope this information is helpful and puts you at ease knowing that our fish is always fresh and clean. Chur 🤙
I can see they look after their fish. What you also may not appreciate is the water and the fish are already quite cold in NZ waters . That fish on the filleting bench after the drive home looked In prime condition....with your logic if they spent all that money on boats and camera why wouldn't they look after their catch.