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To: Gib Bogle who wrote (44886)	7/14/2007 10:15:05 PM
From: koan	Respond to of 78410

That was neat. The snapper feed on an almost infinite number of pipi's. No matter where you walk out into the surf on ninety miles beach you will walk on pipi;s. zillions. I used to eat them all of the time. Steamed them. Very good. One could just scoop them up by the handful. I have to say the New Zealand red snapper is as fine a tasting fish as I have ever eaten. Probably form eating pipi's-lol. I think the pipi's wash up in piles against the bullfs and so there is lots of feed for snapper; and why no matter how many you catch new ones come in from 90 miles around to get at the easy feed.