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Driving up I 5 on the way back to Alan's fishing was fair.
Nice fish Lee !! I have to get one of those BFT so I can try eating it ! Alan never brings any with him on his trips up here! ???
Cheers:
Todd
Great picture Lee! Love how it looks with all that blood around.
Congrats! Looks like a great grade of fish!
What'd you think of the NLA? Was the food good, what about the bunks, was there lots of room at the rails and stern?????
Give me the run down as I'm very interested in fishing that boat ;D ;D ;D ;D
Yayyy!!!!
Good job Lee.
-J
Well done, Lee. Nice fish!
Great job,,,, that's a big 1,,,,,, ;D
great pic Lee, looks like a bloody mess, hopefully one day I will catch a BFT
Good job Lee!
Sal
Nice fish Lee!
nice!
Excellent. Looks like good eating. Good fight? What reel/pole combo did you use?
Terrific Lee. Looks like a great time. Dominick
The "real fish" on the trip was caught by Pete. This trip was mostly friends from Oregon with a few from south of the border, the OR/CAL border. Alan and Ben from the bay area and Danny from San Juan Capistrano. Here is Pete's 314# supper cow.
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Alan's former coworker and great guy Ben caught a 198# almost cow.
Girls can fish too, Barb and Jen did well.
Barb,
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Jen,
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Barb showing us how it's done.
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Nice to see ladies getting it done, we don't have many here.
Great job!
Sal
Check out the grin on her face !!
Barb lives for fishing and this was a birthday trip.
Wow,,,, :D fantastic job,,,that's a big tuna,,,, ;D
I understand using the rail for hard fighting fish and cow tuna. Wayne had it down pat. We were on the crab rock fish combo and Wayne used the rail to bring in a nice 2lb blue rock fish. Way to go Wayne. :D Dominick
Dominick (Slick),
It was a 12 lbs. Lingcod I used the rail on for the final 240 feet.
Man, get it right.
Wayne
Nice work Lee!