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Pompano
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Bait Hole - Lots of Fishing Photos...Mulege Tournament
For lack of anything else to do one morning a few days ago..I launched rather late one morning and went to the bait
hole off Mulege to see what was happening.
Punta Prieta...Party Beach.
I usually go there 1 hour before dawn...yawn...but maybe not from now on...
Still lots of action at 10:00 AM. I think I'll sleep in more....
Plenty of bigeyes....
...and always some hammer handles around, too...
..and as I left for home, some visitors came to anchor outside Mulege. Sopalotes del Mar?
Welll, that's about it...not much happening...yawn...just another day in...zzzzzzzzzzzz
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[Edited on 3-15-2010 by Pompano]
I do what the voices in my tackle box tell me.
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Iflyfish
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What a life!!!
Iflyfish
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htnfool
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So you made bait.......
DID YOU CATCH ANYTHING WITH IT?????????
Give RUSS and LUPITA our best.
Scott
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AmoPescar
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SOME OF MY BEST CATCHES...have come late in the morning and in the afternoon.
I'm with you...I never did like getting up at the crack of dawn to go fishing,
even though I love to fish.
SO...what did you catch with those nice baits????
And as usual...great pictures and narrative!!!
Miguelamo    
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Pompano
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| Quote: | Originally posted by htnfool
So you made bait.......
DID YOU CATCH ANYTHING WITH IT?????????
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| Quote: | Originally posted by AmoPescar
SO...what did you catch with those nice baits????
Miguelamo |
Well..of course I caught something. We just have to wait a bit to find out 'what'?
I do what the voices in my tackle box tell me.
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Don Alley
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There are some big ones out there...
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Howard
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You guys should be punished! Here we are up North counting the days until we come down (14 and counting) and you show bent poles with no fish. The
way you tease us is very unkind. Show the damn fish!
We don't stop playing because we grow old;
we grow old because we stop playing
George Bernard Shaw
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Pompano
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Howard
You guys should be punished! Here we are up North counting the days until we come down (14 and counting) and you show bent poles with no fish. The
way you tease us is very unkind. Show the damn fish! |
Okay! ..okay! jeez...
It was quite a fight...but I won out in the end.
[Edited on 3-14-2010 by Pompano]
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willyAirstream
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I'll bet you are eating those strawberries and drinking champagne with co pilot. Now that's a good catch! 
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Howard
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Something was taken off your post.
"403 forbidden"
Even though we might not of met, how can I trust you? For all we know there is nothing but lead weight on the bottom of your line or you caught the
bottom.
DAMN IT, WE WANT, NEED AND DEMAND THE TRUTH!
What was really on the end of the line?
We don't stop playing because we grow old;
we grow old because we stop playing
George Bernard Shaw
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Don Alley
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Here's mine.
Those yellowtail are really strong for their size. Gram for gram, the strongest fish in the sea.
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Pacifico
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Don Alley
Here's mine.
Those yellowtail are really strong for their size. Gram for gram, the strongest fish in the sea.
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So, that's the fish that has been stealing my iron!!!!!
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GrOUper-GAr
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Don Alley
Here's mine.
Those yellowtail are really strong for their size. Gram for gram, the strongest fish in the sea.
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speaking of GraMs...
! PrEFeRiR!A eSTaR eN baJa !
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Pescador
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It is pretty amazing to hear how good fishing is at Mulege, but today was the Mulege tournament and I could hardly find a space to park from all the
boats and trucks at the marina in San Bruno. Guess when the money is on the line, some of these guys know where to find the big fish.
I never enter tournaments any more but I was curious as to what the day might turn up if I had chosen to enter. I pulled in a 46 lb 14 oz bruiser
that would easily win any tournament in this area. Had several offers on the fish but, I told them all it would not be fair but it was pretty funny
when they laid eyes on the fish.
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Hook
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WOW! Biggest YT I have seen, even fishing San Benitos and Cedros.
Is that your personal best, Jim?
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Cypress
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Pescador, Nice fish! Congrats.
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Pescador
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Hook
WOW! Biggest YT I have seen, even fishing San Benitos and Cedros.
Is that your personal best, Jim? |
No, actually I have a 52 for this year, but the interesting thing about this fish is that I nailed it in 56 feet of water with only 50 lb line. I
thought it was a grouper because you could really feel the pulse of a big fish and it made several runs for the bottom, but I held on as much as I
dare and while I did make contact one time (abrasions) the line held.
Since I no longer use a gaff, when I saw the size of this head, I had second thoughts about sticking my hands in the gills of this baby.
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bajabass
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 No, , shoulda, coulda, woulda for sure. Lots of sushimi and tacos there. Funny, my wife
was in San Bruno last night, and I told a friend, while at work at 7 this morning, that I should be on a panga at San Marcos, instead of here in
OC. Nice fish Jim, glad you got him in such shallow water, those fish pull!
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Don Alley
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Tuesday:
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bajabass
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You are killing me guys! The wife is in La Paz, I'm stuck here, and you are catching toads. Keep up the good work. 
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