Whakatane Whitebaiter
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Urs 2009-09-25 4:01
Dear Paul
A fine shot of a river and an island. It looks great in particular due to the fisherman in the FG. He adds life to the picture. What kind of fish can he catch? The sharpness is adequate despite the not so good weather. Due to the three "rocks", the small one in the FG, then the one with the Lady on the rock and finally the forested hill in the BG, you have achieved an excellent DOF. Well done
Best regards
Urs
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09-25-2009, 07:59 PM
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To Urs: Hi Urs.
The fish are called Whitebait, I'm not sure of the scientific name or if they have any other name. They are very small, about 30 to 40mm and it takes quite a few to make a mouthfull ;-). Usually cooked in fritters with a lot of egg to hold them together.
Thanks for your visit, Paul. 
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