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Posted: Sat Feb 19, 2011 7:17 amJust got back from a dive. Got a Kahawai, Mussels, Pippi's, Cockels, Kina's and Pauas. Big barbique tonight! 
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Posted: Sat Feb 19, 2011 7:17 amPosted: Sun Feb 20, 2011 12:28 amI suppose i'm a bit late to turn up for the feast, should be all gone by now?
Posted: Sun Feb 20, 2011 12:36 amGood to hear from you Sam you lucky bugger! Sounds like a kick-ass fishy barbie! 
I had to google kahawai and I found out it's a type of salmon.
....mmmm! hot smoked salmon and shellfish barbecue
I'm definitely coming out there one day. Maybe I'll win the lottery and take us all on a sausagemaking.org holiday?
Keep up the good work my friend
Ryan
I had to google kahawai and I found out it's a type of salmon.
....mmmm! hot smoked salmon and shellfish barbecue
I'm definitely coming out there one day. Maybe I'll win the lottery and take us all on a sausagemaking.org holiday?
Keep up the good work my friend
Ryan
Posted: Sun Feb 20, 2011 1:18 amRyan C wrote: I had to google kahawai and I found out it's a type of salmon.
Hi Ryan, I don't know about fishing over in your country or what you use as bait, but alot of people over here including myself use it as bait to catch fish on as it is plentiful here. It's not pink but white and it should be bled when caught to keep in prime condition. The taste is beautiful when smoked or fried or how ever you want to cook it.
Posted: Sun Feb 20, 2011 1:20 amI've forgotten most of my Maorian ( 
), maybe you could describe what you caught?
), maybe you could describe what you caught?Posted: Sun Feb 20, 2011 1:45 amKAHAWAI: Scientific name - Arripis trutta, Maori name: Kopapa
Average size around the harbours is 40-50cm & 3-5 kgs, but do grow much bigger out in the ocean.
http://www.wildblue.co.nz/fish/pelagics/kahawai/
Average size around the harbours is 40-50cm & 3-5 kgs, but do grow much bigger out in the ocean.
http://www.wildblue.co.nz/fish/pelagics/kahawai/
Re: KAIMOANA
Posted: Sun Feb 20, 2011 1:24 pmSam Newman wrote:Just got back from a dive. Got a Kahawai, Mussels, Pippi's, Cockels, Kina's and Pauas. Big barbique tonight!
Sounds great Sam can you tell us what the other items are please?
My mouth can't go into full slobbering, wet the keyboard, mode until I know!
Phil
Posted: Mon Feb 21, 2011 4:41 amThanks for the description of the Kahawai Dave.
For those with dribble drains over their keyboards, Im sure you all know what Oysters are, Kokata's are a flat Pippi (kidney shaped shellfish found in the sand), Paua (abalony) Very yummy done in cream, Kina (Sea eggs) fat rows yellow and creamy. My favourite! Cockels are a small clam found in the sandy estury, Kutai (mussels) BIG FAT ONES! Hope that fills ya keyboard bibs!
For those with dribble drains over their keyboards, Im sure you all know what Oysters are, Kokata's are a flat Pippi (kidney shaped shellfish found in the sand), Paua (abalony) Very yummy done in cream, Kina (Sea eggs) fat rows yellow and creamy. My favourite! Cockels are a small clam found in the sandy estury, Kutai (mussels) BIG FAT ONES! Hope that fills ya keyboard bibs!
Posted: Mon Feb 21, 2011 3:20 pmPosted: Mon Feb 21, 2011 7:28 pmHi Sam
Nice to hear from you, working on the lottery numbers mate!!!
Regards Gazza.
Nice to hear from you, working on the lottery numbers mate!!!
Regards Gazza.
Posted: Mon Feb 21, 2011 7:59 pmHmm. Too bad I didn't have time for diving when I was in NZ a couple of years ago. 
Posted: Tue Feb 22, 2011 6:16 amOne of us has got to win sooner or later. I have my ticket. Maybe my shout after the draw