Washington Tuna Classic Thread, W.T.C Crew in Washington State Fishing; Only four words can describe it for me. Wow, Thank-you, Good Job and Congrats.
Salute To all of you,
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Sep-12-2009, 11:21 PM
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Name: Paul Vessel: none Location: Westport Wa USA Job:Salesman
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Only four words can describe it for me. Wow, Thank-you, Good Job and Congrats.
Salute To all of you,
Paul
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Sep-12-2009, 11:33 PM
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Name: Paul Vessel: none Location: Westport Wa USA Job:Salesman
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I guess thats 6 words, Mo got me drunk again at the mermaid . BURP  | |
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Sep-13-2009, 10:11 AM
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Name: Scott Vessel: 11ft POS Location: Silverdale, WA Job:US NAVY Bio: I shoot shit
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I would have to agree, I had a great day just helping out there.
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Sep-13-2009, 07:51 PM
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Name: Jack Vessel: 19' Glasply Location: Chehalis WA Job:retired
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Scott brought like a platoon or maybe a battalion of young sailors and marines to help us. They helped land the boats and the fish, hauled the fish to the weigh station, folded the chairs and tables, and generally went at a dead run all damn day. These boys worked their butts off to help us make the day the fine success it was. They did all this for dinner and a t-shirt. Thank you Scott and company.  | |
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Sep-13-2009, 08:02 PM
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Name: Scott Vessel: 11ft POS Location: Silverdale, WA Job:US NAVY Bio: I shoot shit
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Originally Posted by gray bear  Scott brought like a platoon or maybe a battalion of young sailors and marines to help us. They helped land the boats and the fish, hauled the fish to the weigh station, folded the chairs and tables, and generally went at a dead run all damn day. These boys worked their butts off to help us make the day the fine success it was. They did all this for dinner and a t-shirt. Thank you Scott and company. |
Well the t-shirts and dinner was jsut a add bonus, we all did it for the cause more than anything. Thanks or having us and most of us will be back next year.
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Sep-13-2009, 08:15 PM
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Name: Jack Vessel: 19' Glasply Location: Chehalis WA Job:retired
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Originally Posted by scott080379 Well the t-shirts and dinner was jsut a add bonus, we all did it for the cause more than anything. Thanks or having us and most of us will be back next year. | Man, I hope so, Scott. Don't know if we can manage without your help.
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Sep-13-2009, 08:46 PM
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Name: Mark Vessel: Parker 2530 Location: Tacoma Wa. Job:sheetmetal
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My crew and I want to say thanks for all the hard work all the folks involved in putting this event on put into it. We were on the fence on fishing this thing as we all are fairly new to the tuna thing but we had a blast. Hopefully this takes off and becomes a yearly thing as the town and all the various benefactors need all the help they can get. All the sponsers and people who donated their time and goods should be supported as much as we can.
Thanks again
Mark/TeamRedaFishing
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Sep-14-2009, 08:02 AM
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Name: Dean Vessel: 22', Keywest, KeyWest Location: Astoria/Oregon/USA Job:Engineer
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Paul - thanks for all your and Englund Marine's help on the tourney. It was great to see you again - and I'm impressed you recognized me!
Dean
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Sep-14-2009, 08:20 AM
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Name: James Vessel: Wellcraft 290 Coastal "BACK PAY" Location: Burlington, WA Job:Bone Setter
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"He riseth early and disturbeth the household. He maketh mighty preparations and fareth forth full of hope. He returneth late, smelling of strong drink, and the truth is not in him.....Ode to the FISHERMAN!!"
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Sep-14-2009, 08:22 PM
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Name: Jack Vessel: 19' Glasply Location: Chehalis WA Job:retired
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Forgot to mention goatram. Great guy. Worked his ass off for three days and managed to catch some salmon as well.
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Sep-14-2009, 08:27 PM
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#11 | | Racin Riz
Name: John Vessel: 21' North River, Seahawk "Tin Lizzie" Location: Stanwood, WA Job:Inspection Bio: USAF Retired but still workin
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Thanks Jack but we are also forgetting the guys that Threw down a great meal. it was awesome to see them cooking after spending the better part of a day fishing and getting skunked on
The Flasher   
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Sep-14-2009, 08:55 PM
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Name: Jack Vessel: 19' Glasply Location: Chehalis WA Job:retired
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Some good grub for certain, John. They did a great job.
Flasher wasn't the only zero out there. Lots of talk about spooky fish.
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