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Al G
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Mulege tuna tourney
Will someone be able to post daily-(hourly:lol on the action ? Pictures would be
great too. Some of the back slapping as they lift a few too!
Al G
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Bruce R Leech
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I will post what I can but I only get second hand info. hopefully some good fisherman in the tourney will post.
Bruce R Leech
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Al G
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One can hope
Should have thought to ask one of the nomads that entered before they left for Mulege. Pompano would have done it for us unlucky ones stuck up
here.
Albert
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Albert G
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Bob and Susan
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Just in from Mulege....
...we will post the results at the end of the first day but will not be giving an hour-to-hour update over the radio or posted.
Rick
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Bob and Susan
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Just in from Mulege...
"We fish tomorrow, 69 entries all ready to
go. Thanks, Gene Lee"
Gene is one of the organizers....
Tourney starts Friday Nov 11th
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mulege marv
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fishing
fishing conditions were horrible the first day and it doesnt look any better today ( from what i gathered at the jungle there was lots of chumming
going on  :lol. there were 8' swells off chivato which is as far as i made it out. there was a few yellowtail weighed in (6 i believe) with the biggest being 36
lbs. most of the yellowtail are being taken out of san marcos.
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Want what you have
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Bob and Susan
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Who's winning???
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losfrailes
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Couple of contenders in the 35-36 # range are:
Alan - San Lucas Cove
David - San Lucas Cove
Might be others.
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Bob and Susan
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...yea "Jack Family"...and ...taste better anyway
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Bruce R Leech
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last I herd no one could find the judges and no one knows who won
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JZ
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| Quote: | Originally posted by mulege marv
there were 8' swells off chivato which is as far as i made it out. |
8' waves?
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mulege marv
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yes
yes 8 foot waves
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Bob and Susan
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8 FOOT WAVES????
Were people surfing???
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losfrailes
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OK, the news is out. Its not been announced by any of the judges but the word is out that 1st place was won by two San Lucas Cove fishermen.
The Team of David Hughes and Alan Lewis, call sign 'Deep Dave' in boat Robalo won first place.
Kudos to those brave souls who fought the weather and came in with 3 30#+ fish.
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rpleger
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David Hughes won with two fish totaling just over 68lbs.
Lots of fun was had by all at the weigh-in at JUNGLE JIM'S.
Big party today, 2:00pm at Corona Plaza, down town Muleg?.
[Edited on 11-13-2005 by rpleger]
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Richard on the Hill
*ABROAD*, adj. At war with savages and idiots. To be a Frenchman abroad is to
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Al G
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Party
Well, now I don't feel so bad about missing the tourney, but I sure as hell, feel bad about missing the PARTY! Congrates to the brave guys who faced 8' waves. I would not have been out there in my tin. I would like to have
been there to raise my glass to them. Anyone fall off thier stool?
Anyone have pictures?
Hope to be there next year!
Al G
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AcuDoc
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tourney
As it was stated the fishing conditions were terrible. I just got back last night from SLC and Dave/Alan were a great team. I've known them both for
some time. Everyone else at the meeting I met all seemed great too. Myself and Hook were in the tourney as well but came up with a blank both days. We
bobbed in the swells and wind with the best of them in my 16' klamath.
The second day was worse then the first as the swells were so huge from the first days winds. That and the wind that day too. The only saving grace is
that the water was warm as it was a very wet ride to and from the sea mounds. It was so bad the second day that I handled the boat as Hook did his
best to stay down with 12 oz. weight fishing nice macks to no avail. Bait was very easy to make almost every day.
What hasn't been stated is how great the fishing was the few days before the tourney. It really was Lake Cortez. Water temps in the high 70's and is
smooth as silk. Hook and I caught yellowtail, yellowfin, dorado, double hookup on sailfish, and I got my first marlin. We fished a couple days off
Tortuga and everyday off San Marcos for close to a week with close too 70-80 miles a day on the water. Inshore was also great for sierra, cabrilla,
even firecracker yellows.
The ride back to the US was uneventful and I'm already looking forward to my next trip down....4 1/2 months and counting.
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rpleger
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A good time was had by all and everyone is looking forward to the next tournament in feburary.
Thanks to all that entered and fished.
Richard on the Hill
*ABROAD*, adj. At war with savages and idiots. To be a Frenchman abroad is to
be miserable; to be an American abroad is to make others miserable.
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Hook
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I'll file a report later, but....
at least at the north tip of San Marcos, there's no way the seas were 8 foot, even on the second day. I'd say more like 3-6 in gusts occasionally
reaching 20-25 knots.
Still it was the snottiest conditions I've been in since a bad day off Isla San Martin in a whopping 19 foot boat several years ago. This time we were
in a 16 foot Klamath.
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Pictures Posted...
http://www.mulegeclassictournaments.com/MCTWinners.html
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