Reel Repair by Alan Tani

   I for one, would like to see some fish pictures of the past.    Doesn't anybody fish anymore?    I,m stuck on the land for a few more weeks
    Thanks to those that help.

yeah, it seems like a bunch of us got left on the dock for a few months......   

Last week 28 pounds 41 inches...

    John

Quote from: gstours on May 23, 2017, 03:46:43 PM
   I for one, would like to see some fish pictures of the past.    Doesn't anybody fish anymore?    I,m stuck on the land for a few more weeks
    Thanks to those that help.

How far back in the past?

If a BFT from 2013 is far enough back, I'd recently (had to dig back through 4 years of Facebook posts to find it) put this one up in the Fishing Tips and Techniques section:


If insufficient , I'll see if I can hook up to another corvina out of San Diego Bay like the one I'd caught last Saturday and post a pic...

Feeding Yellowtail, Nov 2008.  Second photo on the same day, Rod, gaff and camera all at the same time!
Thought I would add the days catch.   These fish are all in the 10 to 15 lb class and the one that the shark had a bit less

89" Scalloped Hammer Head. May 8th 2015. He swam off strong. I haven't caught a Shark Since.

Not a big deal compared to most of you guys --  however, here is a 4 pound, 21 inch rainbow from last week at Shaver Lake -- 15 minutes from our house.  Back by Tunnel Creek -- just outside the current swirl from the inflow and falls.

Speedy Shiner -- 4 colors down on leadcore with a 12' leader.  Kept a 3 & 4 pounder -- lipped the other 12 or so rainbows that were 12" to 14" -- released unharmed.

We had three dinners out of this one fish for Sue and I.  Friday, Saturday, Monday.

Butter, lemon, lemon pepper, salt, pepper, capers, rosemary -- wrap in tin foil.   Cook 9 minutes on the BBQ --
or 20 minutes in the oven at 350.  For me, a sprinkle of Cholulu Sauce when served steaming hot.

Spine and bones just pull out like a zipper -- nice firm and mild pink flesh.

Burning giant piles of slash timber today -- branches and junk.  Will be monitoring the 5 piles through the night and most of tomorrow.

Best,

Fred

We have been targeting 8-10 inch kokanee and we rarely photo them.

ROYAL STAR Dorado, October 2014 


~A~

July, 2013. Caught on my homemade Slope Head Swimmer in white/red head. 58lbs 13oz.

.....................Lou

Nice work boys

Quote from: Johnj67 on May 23, 2017, 11:29:42 PM
Nice work boys

-- And Girls...

Best,

Fred

Very nice fish keep them coming 

Groovy little Sturgeon, Lee!

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