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sweresy

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sweresy last won the day on July 20 2014

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  • Location
    Carina Heights
  • State
    Queensland
  • Country
    Australia
  • Post Code
    4152
  • Bio
    Fishing isn't a matter of life and death....
    It's much more important.
  • Interests
    photography, writing and cooking
  • Occupation
    Chef

Contact Information

  • Mobile Phone #
    0402125258

Fishing

  • Favourite Bait
    live prawns
  • Favourite Lure
    the one in the fishes mouth......
  • Lure Types Used
    Hardbody Lures
    Softplastic Lures
    Other Lures
    Bait
  • Fish You Target
    Barramundi
    Bass
    Bream
    Cobia
    Cod
    Flathead
    Grassy Sweetlip
    Jewfish
    Kingfish
    Mackerel
    Mangrove Jack
    Saratoga
    Shark
    Snapper
    Tailor
    Trevally
    Tuna
    Whiting
    Yellowbelly
    Other
  • Fishing Types
    Freshwater and Impoundment Fishing
    Estuary and Coastal Fishing

Boating

  • Boat Type
    Motor Boat with Trailer
  • Boat Owner
    Yes

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  1. Truthfully smoking fish isn't hard at all. Its an easy way to prepare oily fish and the results are outstanding. You really just need a half decent smoker and it will last for years.. On toast with mayo or in fish cakes the next day... Bloody tops.
  2. http://eatmypix.wordpress.com/2013/06/12/hot-smokin/ />http://eatmypix.wordpress.com/2014/04/27/the-joys-of-smoking/ and unrelated to fish ..... />http://eatmypix.wordpress.com/2014/05/30/americana-low-n-slow-a-view-from-the-pit/ pm me if you need any more advice. cheers Sweresy
  3. wish i'd seen this before my 'malfunction'. great post!!!
  4. not trying to hijack your post Mark but a couple of pics
  5. pre-cooking sea salt, thyme and olive oil
  6. great read, cheers for the effort. I would add that they hit the BBQ very, very well. There is a 'bleed-out' point around the wrist of the tail and under the pectoral fin that will increase their table quality. Eaten raw is very nice too. I will also say that one single fish is a massive amount of actual food so unless you have a family of 20+ one tuna will do the trick nicely. thanks Mark !
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