Current Lines January 2017 Issue 1
Welcome to Current Lines 2017 Issue 1.  What a difference having time off work when the weather was reasonable and some good fish were found to be “on the bite!” […]
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Current Lines December 2016 Issue 2
Watching an episode of “Prime Rocks GENISIS”, a great watch, and then turn the radio on to hear this classic, “creeping up the blind side, shinning up the wall, stealing thru […]
Read moreCurrent Lines December 2016 Issue 1
The boys are back in town, the boys are back in town. That jukebox in the corner blasting out my favourite song. The nights are getting warmer, it won’t be […]
Read moreCurrent Lines November 2016
As 2016 rapidly descends into 2017 and another big game fishing season on the horizon, good ol’ Willie Nelson is crooning on the radio “blue skies shining at me, nothing but […]
Read moreCurrent Lines October 2016
What we are all hoping for the season, is playing on the radio right now, “Mr Blue Sky’ an “ELO” classic! From Australia – they mightn’t be able to play good […]
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Daylight saving is here, Labour Weekend is coming fast, we have just had thunder bolts and lightning, very, very exciting indeed, and last year’s crew are lamenting not helping out […]
Read moreCurrent Lines August 2016
The All Blacks are two from two, our closest rivals Springboks one from two, the Pumas one from two, and our next door neighbors “Lostralia”, says it all.  The Black […]
Read moreCurrent Lines July 2016
We know its winter when one third of the country are cheering for the HURRICANES, rugby is the most talked about topic at morning tea, the Highlanders are off to SA, […]
Read moreCurrent Lines June 2016
With the cold, the great rugby being played at present, it is hard to believe that there are still those going out chasing the big gladiators of the deep. Â NZ […]
Read moreCurrent Lines May 2016 Issue 1
Fishing has gone a bit quiet, is it the weather, the month, or have we had enough?  I don’t think so judging by the catches below.  Split Enz sing “six […]
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