Those Yellow Tail Kingfish, where abouts?
I was thinking New Zealand until I scrolled down and saw the other species
@The Guide is correct out of California.
The New Zealand variety are significantly larger


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Those Yellow Tail Kingfish, where abouts?
I was thinking New Zealand until I scrolled down and saw the other species
Yup, I'm headed out to the islands for some WSB and halibut tomorrow August 1st.California based on the California White Seabass, and the California Halibut also pictured.
Jay
That’s some of the funnest fishing I’ve done. When I fished reds on the Kenai a couple years ago, I used the same hooks I do for fishing Chinook down here. I’ve never had a Nooker straighten one of those hooks but it happened twice with sockeye. Great eating too.The Kenai is on fire this year for Sockeyes. And these are just myself, wife, and son caught on rod & reel. Dip netting is an entire another story. Think we will make another trip on Monday or Tuesday before we try for Silvers at Valdez or Ship Creek.
The Kenai is on fire this year for Sockeyes. And these are just myself, wife, and son caught on rod & reel. Dip netting is an entire another story. Think we will make another trip on Monday or Tuesday before we try for Silvers at Valdez or Ship Creek.
I just got back from our WSB/Halibut trip. We nailed them. twenty WSB, limits plus the crew added two more, five legal halibut and various other ocean criters. The trip started out pretty tough, we got beat up pretty bad making our way to SBI. Two guys actually got thrown out of their bunks, one of them twice. It was still pretty bad this morning but we fished the leeward side of the island. Moving around produced zero WSB, but the five halibut. When the seas stared to calmed down went looking for the WSB. just at noonYup, I'm headed out to the islands for some WSB and halibut tomorrow August 1st.
I just got back from our WSB/Halibut trip. We nailed them. twenty WSB, limits plus the crew added two more, five legal halibut and various other ocean criters. The trip started out pretty tough, we got beat up pretty bad making our way to SBI. Two guys actually got thrown out of their bunks, one of them twice. It was still pretty bad this morning but we fished the leeward side of the island. Moving around produced zero WSB, but the five halibut. When the seas stared to calmed down went looking for the WSB. just at noon View attachment 915429we put the first one of the deck. By1:15 we had our limits.
I killed a rattler in a tree one time. Don’t know if it climbed (which they do when wet) or a hawk dropped him there. I almost walked right up on him.Had that happen a few years ago night fishing for crappie. Went to pull the metal floating minnow bucket out of the lake. Turned on the head lamp as went to open the lid and there was a cotton mouth coiled up on it. I’ve also been out in the middle of the lake and had a 5ft rattle snake swim up and try to board the boat. He got hit over the head before he made it though. Girlfriend had already climbed on top of the motor screaming haha.
Tradewinds Depoe Bay is reporting that the albacore are close. Have you heard anything?A good few days out of Newport, Oregon.
No long-arming!
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Over 3 million late run past the counters as of two days ago. This year's sockeye run is OFF THE HOOK!The Kenai is on fire this year for Sockeyes. And these are just myself, wife, and son caught on rod & reel. Dip netting is an entire another story. Think we will make another trip on Monday or Tuesday before we try for Silvers at Valdez or Ship Creek.
Early deer season I was climbing into my hang-on tree stand an hour before sunrise and was greeted by a black snake on the platform. Black rat snakes are not venomous but seeing one eye to eye will definitely wake you up.I killed a rattler in a tree one time. Don’t know if it climbed (which they do when wet) or a hawk dropped him there. I almost walked right up on him.
Thats big one.@The Guide is correct out of California.
The New Zealand variety are significantly larger
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