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Sep-02-2004, 07:22 PM
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Name: The Duke Vessel: Exxon Valdez Location: Whore Island Job:deck officer/supervisor Bio: If I told you then I would have to kill you | Makos local need help!
Friday me and chunk are going on a yellowtail/mako shark trip aboad his beautifly renovated 14 foot aluminum boat. I bought a bait o matic for trolling and a couple shark leaders. Our plan is to head for the La jolla kelp and fish yellows and during the mid day stretch go looking for makos and kelps. I need some help as to what to use for chum and bait. I talked with Tim Linskey on the Aristokat out of Islandia sportfishing and he says freeze a bunch a chud and put some baits out on balloons. Is it more complicated then that, like are there areas makos prefer more then others?our range is maybe 12 miles offshore safely. Advice appreciated. oh yeah, no electronics on board, so don't give me all that water tempuature and GPS coordinate crap please. Thanks.
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Sep-02-2004, 09:43 PM
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Name: Travis Age: 19 Vessel: LED SLED Location: on the water Job:Producer sportfishing . Longrange starting 08 |
yeah yeah i got some good info from zoowoeeee
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Sep-02-2004, 11:49 PM
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Name: Jason Age: 33 Vessel: Worldcat 270EC "Tuna Jihad, Reaper, Misuse, whatever for the day", 2x 200hp Suzuki, Pacific Yacht Towers Full Tower, Raymarine Electronics Location: Encinitas, CA USA Job:Bloodydecks Web Dev Bio: Broke |
go 12 miles out.
6-8' of wire leader. Swivel at the top. Crimped and all that. 12/0 hook. slab of meat, 4-5lb live Yellowtail is best, live horse mackie is fun too. Balloon tied 4' from the hook. On the wire leader incase they bite the balloon...
If you see one on the water but don't have a wire leader you can use IRON. Just pin on a few sardines and throw it to them. Make sure to set the hook quick so they don't inhale it like Kep and I have had them do many times. Good irons lost to them too!
Put chum in water. You want the chum to be consistant. Not heavy then light, heavy and light. Bad. Consistant good.
Sit and watch for fins to show up.
Many times they will come from underneath and chew on the outboard.
Once hooked they usually come to the boat hot.
Gaff in the gills and cut deep behind their head. You want to cut their spinal cord. Once you do you'll see them just start twitching.
Throw them in to the boat.
Cut from ass to head along the belly. Throw all the guts in to the chum bag. wash all blood out of boat. Very very messy, not for the clean boat freaks. Catch another one.
DO NOT REMOVE FINS OR JAW WHILE ON THE WATER. It's a NO NO with the DFG.
To clean just start cutting straight through their skin making doughnuts and steaks. BBQ that shit up. It's one of my favorites.
Last edited by Jason; Sep-04-2004 at 06:12 PM..
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Sep-02-2004, 11:51 PM
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Name: Jason Age: 33 Vessel: Worldcat 270EC "Tuna Jihad, Reaper, Misuse, whatever for the day", 2x 200hp Suzuki, Pacific Yacht Towers Full Tower, Raymarine Electronics Location: Encinitas, CA USA Job:Bloodydecks Web Dev Bio: Broke |
PS where's your gps? I have one that I might sell. Hand held. But I'd have to go through over 200 waypoints in SD and delete them  .
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Sep-04-2004, 10:12 AM
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Name: The Duke Vessel: Exxon Valdez Location: Whore Island Job:deck officer/supervisor Bio: If I told you then I would have to kill you |
Don't got one, but If you got one you want to get rid of I would be happy to take it off your hands. thanks for the info.
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Sep-04-2004, 10:22 PM
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Name: Travis Age: 19 Vessel: LED SLED Location: on the water Job:Producer sportfishing . Longrange starting 08 |
I have gps.
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Sep-04-2004, 11:08 PM
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Name: Jason Age: 33 Vessel: Worldcat 270EC "Tuna Jihad, Reaper, Misuse, whatever for the day", 2x 200hp Suzuki, Pacific Yacht Towers Full Tower, Raymarine Electronics Location: Encinitas, CA USA Job:Bloodydecks Web Dev Bio: Broke |
Chunk when I find it I'll give you a call. I think kep has it. Don't be giving me no shitty swimming jigs. I want those candybars too!
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Sep-05-2004, 08:04 AM
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Name: Travis Age: 19 Vessel: LED SLED Location: on the water Job:Producer sportfishing . Longrange starting 08 |
Dude I have not landed a fish on bird shit 7x so I will give it to you. And the 5x friggin darts. The only jigs I fish now are baby 5x
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Sep-05-2004, 09:07 AM
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Name: Kevin Vessel: reel carnage Location: san diego Job:fish Bio: luv 2 fish |
Not bird shit, wrong jigs.
Baby shit, ok... 
GPS, I have an old Garmin that tracks like 5-6 sat's
but thats good enough unless your in the fog or trying to find a
small rock. General areas, and get you home in 1/4 - 1/2 mile visabillity? It's perfect.
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Sep-17-2004, 01:31 AM
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Name: Trevor Age: 37 Vessel: Looking Location: Huntington Beach Job:Working hard |
14 foot aluminum sounds small. I'm picturing one of those Sears's jobs.
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Sep-17-2004, 08:55 PM
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| | IM COOL
Name: Travis Age: 19 Vessel: LED SLED Location: on the water Job:Producer sportfishing . Longrange starting 08 |
bird shit and baby shit big deal. So kevin what do you want for the gps since Jason dosnt have one.
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Sep-19-2004, 10:05 AM
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Name: Shelly Smith Vessel: Shogun & Outcast 9000 called Betty Location: near a lake Job:Owner of B.F.H. B.F.H. Kids and EverythingStillwater Bio: One of the 1st "3" Bloodydeckers |
A few other words
Don't push your buddy out of the boat if he get's smart with you
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