Alaska & British Columbia Fishing Thread, HALIBUT IS NOT CLOSED ANYWHERE IN ALASKA in Fishing Reports; LETS JUST NIP THIS SHIT RIGHT NOW.
HALIBUT IS OPEN AND THE BAG LIMITS MAY VARY BY AREA BUT THE ...  | | 
Apr-24-2008, 05:43 PM
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#1 | | Capt. Frosty
Name: Andy Mezirow Vessel: 46' Modutech Marine Location: Alaska Job:Professional Fisherman
Posts: 564
| HALIBUT IS NOT CLOSED ANYWHERE IN ALASKA
LETS JUST NIP THIS SHIT RIGHT NOW.
HALIBUT IS OPEN AND THE BAG LIMITS MAY VARY BY AREA BUT THE SEASON IN NOT CLOSED AND THERE IS NOT CURRENTLY ANY CONSERVATION CONCERNS FOR THE HALIBUT STOCKS IN ALASKA.
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Apr-24-2008, 05:47 PM
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#2 | | Captain
Name: Art Age: 39 Vessel: 40' Luhrs Convertible, Luhr'd Away Location: San Pedro/ Victorville Job:Elevator Service/Repair
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I love this site. Most importantly people who know what they are talking about. Thank you.
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Apr-24-2008, 06:12 PM
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#3 | | Registered User
Name: mike mc farlane Age: 53 Vessel: Independence Location: La Canada Ca Job:Globe tire & Motorsports
Posts: 38
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Just called Reel Affairs myself. My wife somehow twisted whatever message they left into No Halibut fishing?
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Apr-25-2008, 06:25 PM
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#4 | | Well, you know
Name: Swelly Age: 47 Vessel: 32' Fribercraft, SWELLTIME Location: Seward, AK Job:Owner, Operator Swelltime Charters Bio: Love to Fish
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I will throw this out. May be we Alaskans should get this thread Anchored for a short while.
So people will keep coming up here to got go HALIBUT fishing.
What do you all think? BD?
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Apr-26-2008, 11:04 AM
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#5 | | Registered User
Name: Steve Z Age: 38 Vessel: 35 Fibercraft Location: Seward Alaska Job:slaughtering fish
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Damn right... Ten inches of new snow but I'm going halibut fishing
Capt. Steve Zernia
ProFish-n-Sea Charters Alaska Fishing, Alaska Fishing Charters, Alaska Fishing Trips | |
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Apr-26-2008, 03:41 PM
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#6 | | Well, you know
Name: Swelly Age: 47 Vessel: 32' Fribercraft, SWELLTIME Location: Seward, AK Job:Owner, Operator Swelltime Charters Bio: Love to Fish
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This snow continuing to fall fu%#@*% sucks
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May-21-2008, 01:33 PM
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#7 | | Registered User
Name: Russ Vessel: Native Watercraft Bitch!!! Location: Kingsville, Texas Job:Hunting Guide/ Student
Posts: 80
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Originally Posted by bad caster  Just called Reel Affairs myself. My wife somehow twisted whatever message they left into No Halibut fishing? | Me thinks the wife didn't want you to go fishing hoss.......... 
J/K Glad ya'll are chasing super flounder still
__________________ Besides, what's good for me ain't necessarily good for the weak minded Team JerryB's  | |
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Jun-01-2008, 10:28 AM
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#8 | | Registered User
Name: KD Vessel: na Location: Na Job:na
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Hey Steve from pro-fish-n-sea
I went to your site to try and get info about a trip in Aug. But had trouble filling out your web reservation form. The date button did not work correctly.
when I clicked on the calender it sent me to and new reservation page.
I am interested in a combo trip on aug. 15th of this year. what are your rates and do you have an opening for two people? fishnutt90804@yahoo.com
kevin
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Jun-01-2008, 11:31 AM
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#9 | | Captain
Name: Bill Age: 53 Vessel: sold it Location: Casa DE Oro Job:contractor/Rod Wrapper
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I'm sure the bite has shut down though, After all Ali is up there 
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Jun-14-2008, 12:06 AM
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#10 | | Coloradoclimb
Name: Boyd Age: 33 Vessel: Maybe, Some, Day Location: Enjoying a good beer atop a 14er, Denver, Co. Job:Intensive Care R.N. Bio: Father, Husband, Fisherman, Hiker, Rock Climber, Transplanted Southern Boy
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It should also be noted that there isn't currently any concern over the stock's in AK because of the conservational efforts of folk's like Andy Mezirow. I've been curious (and maybe someone could shed some light on this for me) what types of restrictions, if any, commercial harvesters of Halibut are restricted to. Also, what is the general feeling about event's like the Homer Halibut Jackpot Derby? Event's such as those seem to advocate the taking of large, prime breeding female's. Any thought's?
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Aug-16-2009, 10:22 AM
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#11 | | Registered User
Name: Craig Vessel: 27 foot Seasport Pilot Location: Kodiak Alaska Job:Teacher/ Sportfish Guide Bio: Summers are made for fishing, just do it!
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Commercial fisherman cannot keep fish under 32 inches, no max size, in fact they are paid more for larger fish than smaller.... higher yield I believe. I personally try to talk clients into releasing fish over 80 pounds because they are 100 % females.... but... wonder why when jackpot derbies encourage killing them and there is NO way a commercial fisherman will ever let one live. Southeast AK is now in a 1 fish limit and there is a strong lobbying effort in place to instill this throughout the state... get vocal, fight it and tell your friends....
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Sep-09-2009, 08:58 PM
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#12 | | Registered User
Name: John Vessel: 18' River Boat Location: Corona/CA/USA Job:Student
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Alaska fishermen, You should beware I live in southern calif this place had great fishing in the 50- 60s. Now its crazy. I remember little fish shack selling smoked albacore all along the coast south of LA , they been gone since the early 70s. How about chartering a boat all day and never get a bite on a tuna trip. It happens more often than you think. So keep the limits in place and smack those who forgo the limits. You could end up with just a few fish like we have going on down here. Alaska is too nice a place to give up the fish. My buddy went to fish yellow tail out of San Diago last friday." he said that their were so many boat out their you could hop from boat to boat ".He went to the Corando Islands he was lucky his catch was one fish.John Hathaway
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