Enjoyed that mate , eating them , not for me. But question , I hear there are Trout in Avon. If so can you fish for them ? Fishing and photography my too big passion's. It would be cool to catch a fish there. I saw and got photos of some rather large eels there. Cheers mate. Hope to see you in march / April all being well.
Fishing in the Avon and Heathcote Rivers is allowed although a no fishing zone in the Avon River exists: between the Armagh Street Bridge and Barbadoes Street Bridge. within the Botanic Gardens. Yep big Trout and lots of Eels.
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Enjoy it while its still around. From information handed out at the Gamefishing club I work at, 3 of the 5 species are struggling and kiwis don’t care. They’ll fish them to extinction.
I've never liked whitebait, always found it tasteless.Another over-rated food that everyone else raves about was mutton bird although I'm not sure if the saltiness was just a preservation technique.
Oh yes mutton bird .Not for me my friend . They say when you cook a mutton bird cook it with a brick once the brick gets soft throw away the mutton bird and eat the brick.
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Enjoyed that mate , eating them , not for me. But question , I hear there are Trout in Avon. If so can you fish for them ? Fishing and photography my too big passion's. It would be cool to catch a fish there. I saw and got photos of some rather large eels there. Cheers mate. Hope to see you in march / April all being well.
Fishing in the Avon and Heathcote Rivers is allowed although a no fishing zone in the Avon River exists: between the Armagh Street Bridge and Barbadoes Street Bridge. within the Botanic Gardens. Yep big Trout and lots of Eels.
Cheers mate, something i want to do.
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What? I payed about 30 $ for a kg. However 25 years ago at west cost. In a pan, 1 egg and garlic. Delicious.
Amazing!
150 a kg is not factual
I would do that white bait when i retire, good fresh air Yee Haaa fella
Yea my friend . Why not.
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Enjoy it while its still around. From information handed out at the Gamefishing club I work at, 3 of the 5 species are struggling and kiwis don’t care. They’ll fish them to extinction.
Not really my thing mate.
Heaps of bait around, you are being feed lies
Bs whitebait is still in high numbers just lies
Plus theres 7 species you obviously don't know much at all mate
Kiwis care and fish to the regulations. It's Ngai Tahu that fish outside of the season for several weeks, that cause management issues.
Half those fellas do it fulltime for 2 months. Sleeping in the red zone.
Pretty stupid you can sell it but you can’t sell any other types of fish
Oh really .Don't know much about white baiting.
Selling it is disgusting with all the greedy baiters it needs to change immediately its all about anout the money not the fishing anymore.
Whitebait is not the traditional name it is inanga kokopu,many varietiesof native trout.
Wow cool thanks for the info
Which name is it then ? If it's not whitebait ?
Thanks. We don't care.
I've never liked whitebait, always found it tasteless.Another over-rated food that everyone else raves about was mutton bird although I'm not sure if the saltiness was just a preservation technique.
Oh yes mutton bird .Not for me my friend . They say when you cook a mutton bird cook it with a brick once the brick gets soft throw away the mutton bird and eat the brick.