binzer
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a guddun for binzer!caught this garfish on chesil a couple of weeks back:
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confused
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Never seen one of them before ! 
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wabbiter
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they taste great ...good fish that binzer....  ..mack
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fish
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yep 10/10 ! ive seldom caught one as big as that,i recon a possible record for the southwest this year.
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froggyfagan
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They've got green bones 
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fish
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wot binzers?
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wabbiter
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yep green bones , this sometimes puts people off eating them , but beleive me they are deeelish, fried, grilled or smoked[my favourite].... ...mack
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fish
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i thaught you meant the chap in the pic had green bones!
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froggyfagan
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A mate of mine was the British record holder with a garfish of over 3lbs,don't know if it still stands.he caught it off Guernsey I think.
I've had 30/40 in an afternoon on small livebaits,fishing off the coast in the south of France.
As Wabbiter said-lovely eating
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Adam
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Catching then on a fly rod is a right giggle - it's like hooking a mini-marlin, they tail walk, jump and pull like a rocket powered rat in a watermain.
Small shiny flies like a bdooly butcher - or tie some small sand eel's up with plenty of wool in them - the teeth in their 'beak' gets tangled in the wool and you can sometimes land them even if the hook hasn't penetrated.
Only fish I can think of that tastes better than fresh mackeral, if it wasn't for the colour of the bones putting people off they'd probably be on the endangered species list!
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