Saltwater Parish

[Pilar]

Is anyone else out there wishing they could fish in the Ocean now? The bend can be your friend out on the Saltchuck.

With some help from all of you I would like to organize some kind of group for fishing in the Ocean this spring and summer. Threemuch described an E-mail tree he used in N. California to me on our last fishon adventure. This was a group of diehard salt water fishers who stayed tuned through E-mail.

What I want to establish is a group of people who meet some or all of the following points ...

1) Love to fish in the Ocean as crew or Captain.
2) Willing to go on short notice as weather permits trips out to sea. Notice can be as short as 24hrs.
3) Have equipment for Deep Sea fishing, boats, tackle, dive gear, crab or shrimp pots ....
4) Safety conscious and willing to work with other boats as a group.
5) Experienced fishers willing to teach and mentor newbies.
6) Newbies willing to learn.
7) Above all must be flexible and adaptable. The Ocean is in charge here on this coast.

So if we could establish such a group all would benefit. Guys with boats could find experienced crew to fish and help with expenses and handling the boat and gear. Guys willing to crew could get out on the big days (Halibut, Tuna, Salmon) even without their own boat.

Above all we could all learn to be safe and successful on the Ocean. This group could gather in wolfpacks and pillage offshore reefs, crab, shrimp, Salmon. There is some safety in numbers after all. Also consider the knowledge about reef locations, gear, boat setup and maintenance that could be shared.

Just think, a Saltwater Parish for the church of the bent rod.

Can I get an Amen?

[Pilar]

Kurt, tell us more about how your email list worked down in the land of fruits and nuts.

All I know about the admin part is that I want to get these crazy ocean fishin mofos together.

So far the list includes
Wiser?
NorRivDave
Threemuch
Sturg
Swampy
BaitBoy

No reply from the following but They are already there

Mr. Fisherman
Puffin
Wak'm & Stak'm
RJ
Salmonator
Krystalflash
*********

For those of you considering this, don't be intimidated. There is a wealth of experience to be shared. Most of the fishers I know who do Big Blue are more than happy to share. With a little work any good boat can be made seaworthy and safe. We can make the initiation trips easy enough for novice Ocean fishers.

That's the point of this whole deal .. to make the treasures of the Ocean available to more people. And incidently to infect more of you Ifishers with saltwater fever.

Anyone else have an idea on how to make this happen?

See you in church.

[ 02-06-2002, 01:32 PM: Message edited by: Pilar ]

[Threemuch]

Pretty simple really. It's just an email list server, similar to a BBS. The difference is that you get every post as an email. When you reply to any email, that goes to the rest of the list as well. It's much lower maintenance than a BBS.

I have participated in a couple list servers like this, and I like the "no rules" approach. Less hurt feelings. Any topic is fair game, just ignore the people you don't want to respond to.

I just started a group called Pacific NW Saltwater Fishing on Yahoo!

Anyone interested in joining, go to http://groups.yahoo.com/group/PacNWsalt/

[Steelie Ben]

I am really interested in fishing Big Blue but have never had the funds or opporitunity to get out there. I have no Idea what to expect from this so I guess I would be one of the Newbies you need. What kind of gear would be needed, would a sturgy boat rod do the trick or do I need something a little heavier? Also I might have access to a cabin in Ocean Park where some of you could pitch a tent and store your boat for the weekend, I would need a little more than a days notice to be sure that the property is open. Its like a family time share so I have to get permission and arrange everything a few days before. Anyways, if any of you want a newbie ready to learn on your boat, I am your guy.

Thanks, Ben

[blast and cast]

I would be interested. I have all the gear for ocean salmon, bottom fishing and halibut. My 19.5 foot boat only ventures into the big blue on calm days. My family has a place in Tillamook and would be more than willing to assist in ventures out of that area. I can captain salmon/bottom fishing days near shore and can supply gear and a good set of knowledge for the long ocean trips.

[Ocean]

Pilar:

Good idea! I'd be interested in joining up. There are a lot of days when the ocean is in good shape to fish, but there aren't many people going out. It would be great to have a couple of other boats around for safety and camaraderie.

I'm into ocean salmon, crabbing, bottom fishing, clamming. Tuna is fun. I'd like to explore some new bottom fishing spots out of Tillamook Bay and north up towards Short Sands.

I've fished the ocean for over 20 years and am familiar with the most of the bays and bars: Yaquina Bay, Depot Bay, Tillamook, Nehalem and the Columbia. I like going out of the Nehalem or Tillamook bay. It's a short trip out and you can get back in quickly if the weather changes.

I've got most of the gear including boat, charts, crab pots and tackle.

I'm self employed and can often go on short notice.

Keep me posted. Lets hook up.

Mark

[finclipped]

Put my email on the list. kme1892808@aol.com I would like the opportunity to meet a few old "salty dogs" and do some fishing. Safety is my biggest concern, and I have been know to play it safe and cancel trips. I have an older 24' Fiberform that I have only used for salmon during July and August, but would like to tag along with a couple fishers to learn a few things about Halibut and Tuna. So I have a boat, but not the experience. Don't know much about the gear required, but would imagine a 320 spooled with 250 yards of tuff line would work. I would definately need an experienced guide boat to follow, before venturing way out into the Ocean.

[Wyndknot]

I would like the opportunity to join the group,
I am boatless but am more than willing to share
what ever knowledge and expences that I could
provide. Bruce

[hound]

i'd be insterested in joining up with you guys.
i always feel a lot better running with some one out there...the problem i have is finding some one who doesn't get sea sick.so i'm always looking for someone to get out in the ocean..i have a 19' starcraft fishmaster and about 30 years of ocean experience...love to fish for salmon and bottom fish & crab on the big blue,mainly out of garabaldi..
i might be able to help on the e-mail thing..drop me an e-amil on what you need
mike

[rojo]

Haven't fished the ocean in a long time. Have a boat, have the time, have the boating knowledge, and willing to learn the fishing since that has been years...Roger p.s. boat is in Warrenton.

[Pilar]

Whoo hoo! Look at all the salty dogs on IFISH!

You guys rock, the fish are going to get wacked and stacked.

Try to sign up on Kurts new email server, see the previous post by Threemuch.

We must meet soon and plan some group gathering.

[PeterMac]

Pilar, You got me all giddy and anxious here, if I were on that new game show "the chair", I'd be reaching the red line.... I have had my boat out in the ocean just a few times, never very far out, but each time I had to give a hoot and hollar while crossing the bar!! What a great feeling to have all that freedom, and vast resource attainable. I dream of being more experienced with the whole program.

So, I guess I am saying that I have a boat, 21' starcraft. I've had her on a 60 mile round trip in the san juans. Some gear for the fishing, crab pots, and above average flexability at work for the right event, and definantly the desire to learn. Plus, I really like the safety in numbers aspect.

Wow, okay, starting to calm down here. Better get me on the list. We have a house at Neakahnie (sp), so TBay is a great spot for us.

PeterMac

[birdhunter]

I'll sign up Pilar. Have the gear, halibut/salmon/bottomfish experience and the sea legs. Not the boat unfortunately. I'm a good deck hand and excellent w/ the net/gaff. More than willing to pay for gas, bait, etc. Very dedicated to all day trips. Getting much better w/ a fillet knife. :wink:

References? Capn Dan & *********. Thanks for getting this started. When are we gonna see you down in Cowtown? I meant to talk to you on Sat at Eagle Cr. but didn't get the chance. Thanks again.

[Threemuch]

Awesome. I have sent invites to most of you, check your email. If not, just go here, and click on join this group.

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/PacNWsalt/

[PeterMac]

I am signed up, but I have to figure out how to change my yahoo name, I think that my name on the salt list will show as Crabmstr00, not PeterMac. Have to mess with it. :whazzup:

PeterMac

[swampy]

My e-mail: swampy1668@aol.com

[Slow Roll]

I would definetly like to be put in as a willing participant. Don't have a boat, but have the drive to fish the briney deeps. I have some gear for the ocean, but not alot. (Good excuse to buy more!!) Always wanted to learn how to plug cut a herring. :rolleyes:

Drop me an email if I can help. :cool:

[Captn]

Hey Chris Farley, I mean John Boy
Count us in, the Captn and Krystalflash. Just put a new trolling motor on the Trophy, 100 gallons in the tank, and a bad attitude. We are there. You can contact me via email if there is anything I can do to help. I'm not too sure that Jennie shouldn't start a saltwater page, after all she has a bass page and a hunter page.

[kenai]

Sounds great! count me in. I bought an Arima last August and have been out cross the CR bar a dozen times and got hooked on fishing in the big pond.
I would sure like to learn from some of you more saltier vets on bottom, halibut etc. More than willing to take some people willing to share expenses etc. I'm rigged pretty well and ready to go. I been pondering it all winter, chompin at the bit

[Salmonator]

you know it Johnboy!

[Pitch Pocket]

Pilar, I take delivery on the new 24' SeaSport Explorer in a couple of weeks and am priming for the big blue. Radar, plotter, fish finder, 120 gal of fuel.... this boat is loaded for bear. I'm hoping to meet up with you and get my bearings again. I fished commercial in SE Alaska many years ago and am now able to get out in the ocean in the manner I promised myself I would do (we hung our a$$es out in the wind in the early 70's). I'm doing it the right way now. I plan for moorage at Astoria and I've got the trailer to hit the Sound and ports south (thinking of the Chicken Ranch and the Rockpile). Put me on the list, I'm almost ready.

[RJ]

hey john wak say's heck yea put us on list we work some odd days off scheduales but I'm sure there will be times we could make trips, speaking of trips the next one on ol' blue is a month away and off the coast of another country, wak and I are headed for Cabo San Lucas for marlin and yellow tail

[scrod]

Pilar,
Great idea! I have a boat, GPS, radio, traps, gear and room. I hate going out there alone but this is the answer and I'm willing to share. :cool:

[CATCH AND EAT]

Oh, okay, count me in. Boat, gear, somewhat flexible schedule. 23' Trophy hardtop, riggers, 56 gallon tank.

Very experience over the Columbia Bar and Tillamook bar. Been out 12 miles, but that is it.

Firm believer in the numbers deal!. Have plotter, will slaughter. Have Radar to find Pilar.

Let's goooooooooo!!!!!!! E-mail me.

[dogfishboy]

Way :cool: John. I signed up. Have the necessary gear. Difficult to get my boat down to Astoria on short notice. Stays in the water year-round in St. Helens as you know. 26' X10' is just to big for me to trailer around. I 'm an excellent first mate though. A group get together sounds cool.

Maybe someone should post a basic gear list so folks could start preparing.

So Kurt, we just have to check our email for info and updates ?

Honey... can I retire yet? graemlins/icon_argue.gif nevermind :rolleyes:

[Roeboat]

Wow Pilar, Great idea!

I live in WA, but would love to come down for a trip or two. I have a 19 foot sled, quite trick that handles the big blue very well. Sled's built like a whaler(glass-foam core-glass) unsinkable with windshield (necessity for the blue), kicker, VHF, GPS, Lowrance X70 and pretty big tanks. I've had a lot of experience on the blue and realize company is always a nice thing when you are way out in the middle of no where. http://www.ifish.net/forum/images/graemlins/cool.gif

[Thick-N-Thin]

Great idea Pilar! Last fall we heard about the Tuna out of Coosbay, so we loaded the tuna gear up and went out 20 miles by our selves. When we got to the point of fishing there were a few other boats that had hooked up together, but didn't really communicate to much as team. My buddy and I were talking that very same idea, and that it would be nice to have a group of boats go for the safety factor as well as working the schools of tuna. We did catch a few tuna working along a commercial fisherman who haled us to run his port side to work a school of tuna. That was cool helping him out!

I know we would get out a little more often if we had a group to share ideas and have the safety of numbers!

My buddy has 23ft Striper cuddy hard top 70gal fuel, gps,charts,tuna out riggers all kinds of deep sea gear (his dad use to be a commercial fisherman) pretty knowledgeable on rigging. Sign us up!

[ 02-06-2002, 10:07 PM: Message edited by: Thick-N-Thin ]

[BlueWater]

I am on the list! :cool: I have been as far as 25 miles off the Columbia bar but never out of Newport. I have a 19' deeper v cudy and am ready for the more favorable ocean days and willing to team fish. I like the saftey in numbers thing. Doing it smart is a good. I carry 35 gallons in tank and can carry more in cans if needed. I started gooing out in the big blue last year more to avoid the combat fishing and realized how much I enjoyed it out there. Also I can be avalible weekdays more often than not.

BlueWater. :grin:

[Mr. Fisherman]

Chuckle chuckle chuckle
Guiddy guiddy guiddy

Fish ON!

Are we there yet?

Burritos on the Barby Baby!

No Time fer Off Shore Drillin, lets go a killin'!

AMEN!

Lucky Pot is cocked locked and ready to ROCK!

Got some charts with must be visited addresses THIS SEASON!

Have Luck will travel :grin:

Do I have a seat for the Halibut Opener? :wink:

I have a Tuna rig that isn't anywhere near bloody enough. Lets put a fix on that!

Where did I put that No Excuses Halibut Rig?.... Oh Yea, there it is. Hanging in it's place of HONOR!

Need more stuff.

Lets get together and start tying gear and telling lies.

I still have some Ling and Sea Bass, Halibut and Razor Clams. When and where?

I signed up. Put me on what ever list comes out of this.

Tell me again how large teh fish box is? I've been asked to custom build one for the lasst boat I fished on...

I like big fish boxes.

Oh yea, and I'm ambidexterious, I catch fish with either hand.... :rolleyes:

Lets saddle up!

[wiser]

I'd be interested. I've got a cabin at Seaview Wa that could be used and I meet most of the other criteria. My 19 1/2' Willie Predator is a little small for across bar but usually fine for inside. Let me know if I can be included. Weekends are sometimes tough for me since I usually have Thursday and Friday as scheduled days off. My email is open to use.

[wiser]

Sorry for double.

[ 02-06-2002, 12:14 PM: Message edited by: Wiser? ]

[Beer Waggin]

I'd be interested in some salt water pillage. 20' sled, not really good for long rough trips, but good for the moderate lengths and decent water. Not much experience other than a few big flatty trips and of course the numerous salmon voyages.

[Threemuch]

You know I am in! 22' Olympic ready to go, full 76 gallon fuel tank! Looking for good crew. And still capable and willing to be good crew.

If you have interest in big fish, and are willing to play in the big water, join us!

Pilar, are you going to start an Email list?

[sturg]

Hi,
Would love to join the group. I am pretty experienced at fishing all types of fish. Although I haven't done much fishing outside the bar, I have fished buoy 10 and the usual springer and sturgeon fishing in the Columbia. I have done lots of fishing on the California coast. I think it is a pretty cool idea to find a group of hardcore fishing buddies. The whole deal is finding a group of cool people that aren't **** . I can't stand people who think that they own the river and are inconsiderate.
Count me in.

[swampy]

Amen , Pilar !!! I qualify on 5 or 6 of the 'points' Is there safety in numbers ?? I BELIEVE !!! Love the ocean ??? I BELIEVE I BELEIVE !!!!! Willing to go on short notice when weather permits ??? I BELIEVE I BELIEVE I BELIEVE !!! Work as a group ,respect the ocean , wolfpack , learn , teach , pillage !!!! I'm CRYING here !!! I'm young again !!! I FEEL FREE !!!!!

[bait boy]

John boy,

Ive got the experience on the blue and the drive to learn and teach. I've got most of the gear req'd except for the boat. and I could use a few more crab pots. Experienced skipper and first mate. More notice would be peachy but I can usually make a trip on a day or 2 notice.

I gotta catch me a TUNA this year. I'm having dreams about 60 degree water. I love to go catch but I could care less for the meat I go for the joy of facing the ocean and that anticipation of Just what in the heck kind of fish I am bringing up from the briny deep. Its all about being there and doing that.

I'd like to beat the 78Lb hali just to say I've done it(without going to AK).

Dreaming of blue water,

[Phil Layer]

I'm in.

I run an 18.5 foot Cuddy with a very dependable Ford Four banger. VHF, GPS and all sorts of tackle on board.

I met Threemuch once at Tillamook and look forward to trollin' with the rest of you!

This is a great idea. Thanks Pilar and Threemuch.

[Drifty]

You can put me down on the list. I would loooove to catch BFB.

[RJ]

http://www.ifish.net/uploads/26261037.jpg lets pick a better day for a crossing than today :grin:

[Pilar]

:shocked: :shocked:

[hound]

wahoo!!! great pic rj.. 17' building to 23' tides running out graemlins/1zhelp.gif

[Fish Hunter]

I'm up for this salty dog outing group. Can almost taste the ling cod. Will be all over it just as soon as I figure out how to sign into this yahoo deal.

[Fish Hunter]

Yahoo I figured it out! I'm there.

[local_hooker]

I have relatively no experience but want very badly to learn from the pro's. I follow orders very well, and have a 19' boat that will meet the criteria soon.

A new job has my schedule up in the air for the next year but please count me in!

Sean

[ 02-08-2002, 11:50 AM: Message edited by: local_hooker ]

[GutZ]

Sounds like Flotilla seax :wink: ! (VI)

I would love to make it out there. Willing to fish and pay a fair share. Long trip down there so I would need a bit of an advance warning.

Great Idea, Pilar!

[Nuttinbutnet]

This is a very good idea! 20' alumaweld sled not very good on BIG BLUE but works anywhere else. Have Tuna experience back home in Hawaii. Have Hali experience from 6 Canadian trips. Got big gear, hell, if I ain't got it ,I'll buy it. Would love t tag along and get FISHY!!!!!!

[Mr.Kitch'nPass]

AMEN!! You've answered my prayer!! I just bought a 21' North River Searunner. I won't get it until April. I don't have much experience in the ocean and could use some help from others that are :grin: . Seems like there is enough on this post to go around. Count me in! Just let me know when and where. I am more than willing to offer up a seat or two.

It's a GREAT idea graemlins/idea.gif !!

Dave

[dogfishboy]

That's a great graemlins/idea.gif Fishguts...ya here that Pilar. What do ya think Johnboy? F6 "The Flattie Flotilla " :grin: :grin:

[Pitch Pocket]

Pilar, I think you've created a monster. graemlins/idea.gif

[MPT]

Love to try for albacore sometime with ya Pilar. I have a 21' Campion explorer and fish sturgeon, salmon and go to Neah Bay every year for the buts!I dig reading your posts on your sturg and tuna trips.

YOU BE DA MAN!!

[Mark]

I am new to big water but have crossed the bar on tryingtofish's boat. Just got a 21ft trophy and interesting in joining.

[Hummingbird]

Right on John!!
I fit most of the criteria except boat owner. I have been out and caught Fatties for the past 3 years ( biggest 52#) and many salmon trips on big blue as well. I work with Mr. Fisherman and have the same days off as he does.I can also go in a days notice most of the time. Have crab pots and traps.fishing gear and tackle as well.Count me in. I sure appreciate all you do for the Ifish board and all your stories .Look forward to meeting up on the Big Blue. Thanks John, Tight Lines, Tom :cool: :cool: :cool:

[Capin' Dan]

Lets go, I'm in there. I have a little more work to do to get her sea worthy but she is getting there. should be about ready to start putting it all back together in a week or so. Sign me up. graemlins/lurk.gif

[fishinfool]

YES!!! I am there! :grin: Not sure I can make them all but will definitely be able to make the salmon slaughter. I have Lots of experience crossing the bar and willing to help out wether in my boat or others boats. Count me in. :grin: :grin:
Will show up as tjr_74 in the yahoo group

[ 02-11-2002, 11:57 AM: Message edited by: fishinfool ]

[blubeast]

Pilar, please add me to this list.... would be very interested in learning more about ocean fish'n.

[Tinman]

Yes, sign me up. I've fished small boats on the ocean all my life, mostly in Southern California. The sea here is much more dangerous, so I only venture out on perfect days. I've got a 15 foot Bayrunner with GPS, VHF, handheld VHF, kicker. It's a good sea boat (basically a square-stern dory) for its size, but clearly is pretty limited. I live part-time in Oceanside (near Tillamook) so short notice is not a problem.

I do get out for the ocean coho, and even whacked a few tuna a few years back when they were close in.

I would love to join others for tuna and halibut. I have plenty of tuna gear and tuna experience from my San Diego days. Great idea Pilar.

[401k]

Got all the goods and ready to go! Been to the Heceta banks and back, burned less than half of my 82 gallon tank. Networking for tuna is the only way to really make it pay. Strength in numbers is where it's at. Sign me up! :grin:

[AngleThis]

Sign me up big guy! Adrianna and I are tested and approved, ready and willing. What do we have to do?

DC

[Threemuch]

I sent invites to most everyone who wanted to be on the list. Check your email.

Also, here is the URL again:

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/PacNWsalt

[AngleThis]

Threemuch,

I did the Yahoo membeship thing, then I did the join group thing, but yahoo is not letting me 'activate the group membership. I'm not computercluless, yet I can't seem to get this to work. Now I remember why I abandoned Yahoo a couple years ago... Yahoo sucks and spits. Any suggestions?

DC

[CATCH AND EAT]

Threesmuch, no invite for me? I'm bummed now.

[Threemuch]

C&E-
No email on your profile! I can't sign you up without your email addy.
KB

[CATCH AND EAT]

Threesmuch. Please check again. Let me know if it worked. Thanks.

Bernie

[Bounty Hunter]

Wow, Looks like I almost missed this one.

I'd definately like to join in too. I am definately a newbie (been out of Tillamook twice for coho), but I'm addicted and I can find the sea legs. My old 18 footer isn't reliable enough to cross the bar, but I've got the gear. If you guys can use another person to help buy gas, swab the deck, and clean fish, I'd be more than willing.

[Pilar]

Hi everybody and thanks for the response to this thread.

We have so far managed to plan a herring party in Newport on one weekend and then this last weekend we went for the Black Rockfish at 3 Arch.

Bringing it back to the top for anyone who missed it. Also I need to make an announcement. A new Forum is being created by our web guru so we can all be Salty Dogs. Read this thread and you'll get the idea behind it.

I think maybe we could still use the E-mail list to hook up crews and boats.

Thanks and fish on!

[fish_on]

Got a non-internet buddy with a 38' tolly craft that would love to take or follow a couple of experienced tuna or halibut fisherman out this spring/summer. He can fish 5 and has room for 7 in comfort, and has a VCR.

[Hook-up]

Count us in! My friend and I have been dreaming of something like this for years. We have a ton of experience between us. My friend currently has a 2001 25' bayliner trophy. We have gone out as far as 75 miles one way (it of course has to be very flat and predicted to stay that way)for tuna and always limit on halibut (I caught a 80+ lb last year). We trailer his boat from puget sound to Mexico. We would love to hook up with other hard core blue water fishermen. In the last 3 years I have only seen one other non commerical/charter boat while tuna fishing. We have had some 25-30 tuna days and no one around but us (not even charter or commerical boat in sight). I have a very flexible schedule and lots of gear. My buddy with the awesome boat is much more limited and must plan months in advance for his days off. This often causes a problem due to the weather. We can not go 30-75 miles out in even medium bad weather as you have to run to slow and it takes forever. We have gotten pretty good in short term prediction of weather and currents by checking bouys, sattelites, coast guard reports, tides, etc... All are very important for long range trips. To the person with the GTI 320. The average depth at the chicken ranch for halibut is about 600'. With much of a drift or wind you may need at least 300-400 yards of tuff line to compensate for line angle and a running fish. Sorry I am writing such a book, I am just so excited. We fish year round but can not wait each year for off shore, halibut, tuna, salmon and bottom fishing. There is so much to see that a land lubber could never even imagine. On one trip last year we found ourselves in a pod of about 50 small whales. Saw a ton of dolphins. Caught 17 albacore tuna and stopped to catch and release about 20+ blue sharks on the way back. What an awesome day. Currently it just kills me to be stuck home when the ocean is flat and the fish are biting (and my friend can not fish). Maybe we can buddy boat when my friend can go and maybe I can mate and share expenses on other nice days. We would love to share info and learn from others. I am signing off to add my name to the e-mail list. Hope to meet you all later. Lets get together and hammer some fish!

[ 03-08-2002, 05:22 PM: Message edited by: Hook-up ]

[Hook-up]

Pilar : I am not great with computer stuff but I just went to sign up and it looked to me like you have to sign up on Yahoo. Last time I did that they hounded my with junk mail. I have been trying to get my name off for a couple of years and stuff still comes through.
Pilar if can you add me to the list everyone is talking about, do I have to get the junk mail from Yahoo??? If not, please add me. Thanks very much.

[ 03-08-2002, 07:17 PM: Message edited by: Hook-up ]

[Taylor's viewpoint]

I sure would like to join in. I have never fished for Halibut and would welcome someone on board that knows how and where. I have a 2001 24 foot Duckworth with 80 gallons of fuel, GPS, VHF,CB Crab Pots. I might have to rethink my tackle selection depending on the depth of the salt. I have fished in the ocean since 1973, so I have a clue about crossing the bar and ocean conditions.
TV

[TeamYeeha]

Amen Pilar! Sounds great.Have yrs of ocean exper. Have a N River w/GPS,crab traps and rods galore.Putting a new motor in NR be done soon.Exp in AK, Haw, T Bay and CR bars only. Will fish close in can't run to the chick ranch. SALMON slaying is my specialty. Count me in Like working on LG boats. Almost need 2 days notice. usally have morrage at Hammond in July and Aug.
YEEHA

[urb]

sign me up please. have boat and crew but need running partners. 24' stormrunner with 200gals fuel

[Pilar]

Back to the top.

Hope this answers your Questions DAB.