Kayak Fishing Thread, Kayaks and Sharks in Fishing Reports; oh yeah and its OXY moronic, not whatever the hell you spelled. Hukt on fonix wurkt fer yu....  | | 
Aug-31-2009, 09:07 AM
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#109 | | Registered User
Name: chris Vessel: alluminum skiff Location: vagrant Job:Gov't prankmonkey. Bio: fishing hunting redneck from Montuky
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oh yeah and its OXY moronic, not whatever the hell you spelled. Hukt on fonix wurkt fer yu.
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Aug-31-2009, 06:08 PM
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#110 | | Registered User
Name: Dave Age: 48 Vessel: Prowler 15 Location: La Jolla Job:Yes, Unfortunately
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Hey Nonong, I rode in one of those boats like yours with a B&G motor from Subic City to Gaine's Beach and back many years ago. Bad ass rig, I'd love to fish in one sometime. What kind of fish do you catch in the Islands? Got any safety tips?
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Sep-01-2009, 05:53 AM
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#111 | | Registered User
Name: Jesus Berenguer Lintag Vessel: 17 footer Philippine Banca Location: Las Pinas City, Philippines. Job:Retired Bio: A guy who is retired and loves the water.
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chris be cultured and use charm! It will raise your stature as a true don.... a caballero and a gentleman of distinction. Now let us talk kayak safety tips.
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Sep-01-2009, 06:22 AM
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#112 | | Registered User
Name: Jesus Berenguer Lintag Vessel: 17 footer Philippine Banca Location: Las Pinas City, Philippines. Job:Retired Bio: A guy who is retired and loves the water.
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Well Dave a banca is the basic Philippine boat with bamboo pontoon outriggers. They can be small 6 or 7 footers to big 40 footers. The Briggs and Stratton is the basic powerplant. Diesels are used in the bigger bancas.
Many of our brave fishermen are like the character portrayed in "The Old Man and the Sea" of Ernest Hemingway. Rugged, independent, proud and God-fearing Filipinos who provide seafoods to the markets ashore. Eddie is one boatman who brought in blue marlin short of his 17 footer. Irwin told me of 200 pound commercial handline snapping without ever seeing the big fish surface. If you think this is easy.... try it on a center-console without rods and reels. Just handline and a 10 hour fight. I respect these guys who go down to sea in small boats.
The place i go out to is 2,000 meters deep off Prieto Diaz, Sorsogon. There are huge sharks there, wahoo, blue marlin, sailfish, big yellowfin tuna, dogtooth tuna, barracuda, man-sized GT, smoker king mackerel and the usual pelagics in Philippine waters.
Off zambales, the last resting place of the Pacific Fleet Sub "Harder" lies near Caiman Point. This down the throat shot sub commanded by Sam Dealey was a legend in her own time. A jap destroyer killer. I wonder if Ballard can find the wreck? The waters here are rich in yellowfin tuna and big mackerel.
The kayak would be ideal off Sorsogon but only nearshore. There is strong current and upwelling and big sharks. My boatmen told me of a blood cloud they spotted near the surface while i was trolling there. I usually sit on the deck and did not see it. The thing is some poor subsistence fisherman must have taken a dip because of the summer heat or his sail fell into the water. I was looking for the small six or seven footer banca canoe without outrigger pontoons. Nothing. It must have been swept out to the open Pacific by the current. Safety tip? Never go dipping in the open and even nearshore in known shark waters. Always go out with a buddy and try a sharkshield attachment on a kayak.
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Sep-02-2009, 10:40 AM
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#113 | | KING OF ALL MODS
Name: Alan Ruud Age: 46 Vessel: Small & Fast Location: Across the street Job:Crisis Counselor Bio: I fish more than you.
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Sep-02-2009, 10:49 AM
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#114 | | I love Fishing
Name: John Age: 52 Vessel: Triumph 210cc 21 foot + 3 yaks Location: In flux Job:Selling Electrical Supllies and stuff like that
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Cool post thanks for the info.
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Sep-03-2009, 10:24 PM
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#115 | | Registered User
Name: Steven Age: 18 Vessel: 13' Yak Location: San Pedro Job:Student Bio: Hook'em and Cook'em
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JESUS CHRIST! Who asked him about stupid kayak safety tips. Hahahaha
Woah there LongDuckDong, I believe you used the word "jap" in one of your previous posts...very innapropriate hahaha. Shame on you. Oh and how about you use insults that I can actually understand.
Oh and NoDong is shootin BS on all that big talk about tuna and wahoo. I believe he told us of the monsterous talapia that he loves to catch. 
hhahahahahahah
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Sep-04-2009, 05:42 AM
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#116 | | Registered User
Name: Jesus Berenguer Lintag Vessel: 17 footer Philippine Banca Location: Las Pinas City, Philippines. Job:Retired Bio: A guy who is retired and loves the water.
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Big Small Dog speak with forked tongue(my apologies to albacora)......
He sounds like a pinoy-anglers intellectually challenged individual who has a fixation on me. Megalomania coupled with delusions of superiority just like the overman of the double cross aryan symbol of the upper crust racial supremacy fanatics. Do you understand this language hijo?
It is spelled W-H-O-A and i am not named LongDuckDong. You gave unlawful provocation and that is on record in your own type.
If i am shooting BS as you said.... where is your proof? Head on down south to Bicol Region and try out the fish that can snap 200 pounds test commercial handline. Hey genius.... It is spelled T-I-L-A-P-I-A and they are freshwater cichlids.
Charm! Charm! You act less than a don and a caballero amigo. Perhaps you have hormonal imbalance that needs to be corrected.... si? Now... adios.
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Sep-04-2009, 12:23 PM
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#117 | | Registered User
Name: Don Vessel: prowler trident 15 Location: San Pedro Job:contractor
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What a thread...Only On Bloody Decks 
Me?
I would never buy a SharkShield
But....
If all of a sudden I found myself surrounded by Great Whites Etc.
and you had one installed
I would probably paddle up next to you...  | |
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Sep-06-2009, 08:34 AM
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#118 | | KING OF ALL MODS
Name: Alan Ruud Age: 46 Vessel: Small & Fast Location: Across the street Job:Crisis Counselor Bio: I fish more than you.
Posts: 1,395
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Originally Posted by nonong  He sounds like a pinoy-anglers intellectually challenged individual who has a fixation on me. Megalomania coupled with delusions of superiority just like the overman of the double cross aryan symbol of the upper crust racial supremacy fanatics. Do you understand this language hijo? |
This thread just gets better and better with every passing day. 
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Sep-18-2009, 01:30 PM
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#119 | | aka: The Sherminator
Name: Scott Age: 46 Vessel: Yak Location: San Diego Job:Insurance agency owner
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How long will this dick measuring contest go on?
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Sep-18-2009, 01:37 PM
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#120 | | Registered User
Name: Dave Age: 48 Vessel: Prowler 15 Location: La Jolla Job:Yes, Unfortunately
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Originally Posted by Sherm How long will this dick measuring contest go on? | We thought it died on September 6th! Now we have another dick to measure, but it's no big deal.. 
But seriously... Congrats again on the Moyer win!!!  
BTW, got any safety tips?
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