Cape woolamai eagle ray report
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Re: Cape woolamai eagle ray report
You should of seen the first run slinga, it went absaloutly ballistic, it went about 150 yards straight out and then went right about another 150, crazy.slinga wrote:A big eagle ray will send that spool on your reel crazy, youll even have smoke coming off the rod guides :lol:
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Re: Cape woolamai eagle ray report
Using the current to its advantage.Master-pro wrote:You should of seen the first run slinga, it went absaloutly ballistic, it went about 150 yards straight out and then went right about another 150, crazy.slinga wrote:A big eagle ray will send that spool on your reel crazy, youll even have smoke coming off the rod guides :lol:
Eagle rays quite often change direction suddenly too. Rather than swim in roughly the same direction.
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Re: Cape woolamai eagle ray report
Messiah wrote:Does anyone know what it is ?
I think Brett was right, I 2 nd that it looks like a smooth black stingray.
Definitely not an eagle ray
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Re: Cape woolamai eagle ray report
Eagle rays will change direction a lot during the fight, the big black/brown ones just run in one direction. both run HARDDD. eagle rays also leap out of the water and do a lot of acrobatics, the big brown/black ones never break the water surface.
this looks like the black/brown rays not an Eagle ray.
this looks like the black/brown rays not an Eagle ray.
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Re: Cape woolamai eagle ray report
I think any ray that gets hooked just goes.....good job for landing it!
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Re: Cape woolamai eagle ray report
what the heck, I had to flip my PC sideways so I wont suffer from stiff neck watching sideways. LOL nice fight....
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Re: Cape woolamai eagle ray report
Sorry fc haha
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Re: Cape woolamai eagle ray report
Big and unpleasant...Messiah wrote:Does anyone know what it is ?