shari
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Nice Yellowfin in Asuncion! Fishing Update
Today was the perfect fishing day...calm, clear water, no wind, no swell...dolphins and tuna everywhere... so our Nomad fishers set out to catch
yellowtail and cabrilla as they caught oodles of tuna a couple days ago.
While jigging for YT, Leo hooked a huge tuna...close to 50 pounds which I will be smoking tomorrow...it was a great day on the water with everyone
limiting out.
David and Grumpb on the little tin boat that could also hit the tuna jackpot just off the island.
[Edited on 10-28-2009 by shari]
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BajaDanD
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Nice fish
Now save some for me.
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shari
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the tuna keep getting bigger every week Dano...hilarious thing was that he didnt even want tuna! counting the days till ya get here.
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Terry28
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Shari...smoking tuna??? how do you keep them lit??
Mexico!! Where two can live as cheaply as one.....but it costs twice as much.....
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shari
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I have my ways ....mexican resourcefullness...
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Most effective is always the right tool for the job. Here we have a Chinese made fish hookah. Makes it easy to keep your tuna lit.
[Edited on 10-27-2009 by vgabndo]
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805gregg
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That's a baby large Yellowfin can reach 400 lbs. Nice little fish though.
[Edited on 10-28-2009 by 805gregg]
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BajaDanD
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Yeah!!, but the smaller ones are easier to keep lit
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| Quote: | Originally posted by BajaDanD
Yeah!!, but the smaller ones are easier to keep lit |
Yes but the big ones still only count as one in your daily limit.....I think....dt
"Life is tough".....It's even tougher if you're stupid.....
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shari
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OK Vgabndo...shall I put that on my xmas list?
the yellowfin schools here are many but they usually are made up of 15-30 lb fish so Leo's tuna was a big one ....for here...
Fishing update....tuna schools moving around...limit out when ya find em. Yellowtail limits daily on 15-30 lb fish this week...lots of
calico...yesterday's anglers released all the huge old growth calicos. rob Knopp has been catching corvina every morning and evening off the beach in
front of Campo sirena.
Today is blowing 20 knots and knarly seas...just gonna fish calicos at the island this morning...buoyweather says there's gonna be an 11 foot swell
tonight....hmmm....woody...are you responsible for this??
[Edited on 10-28-2009 by shari]
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Looks like a seal got a hold of that YT on the left in the last pic.
All nice fish!!!
Looks like we will be there Friday Eve or Sat AM.
Hope the large swell dissapates soon. The wind has been blowing for 3 weeks straight in Central Ca. We had 16' swell at 9 second interval yesterday.
Winds up to 40 knots.
Need to go fishing soon!!!!
BajaBuzz
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BajaDanD
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It snowed at my house today. Baja here I come
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Skipjack Joe
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The best fishing is on nomads. The bait is at Asuncion.
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windswell should die down quickly... chest high surf for monday! i hope the water doesn't turn over and get cold. i'm not bringing a wetsuit!!!!!!!
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no worries woodman...the water will stay in the high 70's till christmas dude!
Wow...16'swell???? We had a nasty day yesterday with about a 9' swell from the WNW and last night it got down to around 65 degrees...brrrr...I'll be
sporting my new oggie style boots soon!! hahahah...it's gonna warm up after this little cold front.
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DAMN, i guess i will pack the ugg boots, just in case.....
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