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shari
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Drum roll please....for our first Fishing Report of summer
Abalone season is finally over and Juan is now sport fishing again. Our first charter was with Nomad DanD, his wife Jen & little Bella. Within
minutes of throwing out the rapala...BAM...they thought it was a big Yellowtail till they got the monster up to the boat and saw to their delight it
was a 50lb white sea bass!!!!! Woooo Hoooo...and that fat sucker was insanely delicious grilled for dinner.
They had a great day on the water and also caught the season's first couple yellowtails which we served some as sashimi of course.
Then they pulled in some calicos to complete their limits.
Dan was a happy man..his personal best fish EVER!
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monoloco
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Nice fish!
"The future ain't what it used to be"
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chuckie
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STOP STOP STOP! and check your regular email....
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BornFisher
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DanD report------- congrats!!
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Iflyfish
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Outstanding!!!
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bajabuddha
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That first fish-pic is either one GRANDE pescado, or one CHAPO Pescador! 
I don't have a BUCKET LIST, but I do have a F***- IT LIST a mile long!
86 - 45*
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BajaLuna
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WOWZERS!!!
congrats DanD, that's a beauty!
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willardguy
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otolith the size of a tennis ball? 
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captkw
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ghost's
WSB are the best eating and a damn good fighter !! Congrats dan !!! going out Monday for three (3) 60 lbs ers myself...best way to cook is 3/4 cubes
in chili oil and topped with a fresh thin citrus fruit..remove from heat before finished cooking..will finish cooking in the time in between pan to
plate !!...muy sabor !!! .....BTW..they not a true bass, but part of the
croaker family......
[Edited on 7-3-2014 by captkw]
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willardguy
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| Quote: | Originally posted by captkw
WSB are the best eating and a damn good fighter !! Congrats dan !!! going out Monday for three (3) 60 lbs ers myself...best way to cook is 3/4 cubes
in chili oil and topped with a fresh thin citrus fruit..remove from heat before finished cooking..will finish cooking in the time in between pan to
plate !!...muy sabor !!!.....BTW..they not a true bass, but part of the
croaker family......
[Edited on 7-3-2014 by captkw] |
sounds good cappy! whats chili oil?
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dtbushpilot
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That's one fine croaker, on my bucket list for sure. Have yet to catch one, maybe this is the year...
"Life is tough".....It's even tougher if you're stupid.....
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Bajaboy
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I'll take a White Sea bass over yellowtail any day of the week. Yellowtail is over rated to eat but fun to catch.
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dtbushpilot
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Bajaboy
I'll take a White Sea bass over yellowtail any day of the week. Yellowtail is over rated to eat but fun to catch. |
X2
"Life is tough".....It's even tougher if you're stupid.....
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BajaLuna
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I agree, I personally don't like yellowtail, but gimme other salt water fish any day and I'm a happy camper!
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Pacifico
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Great catch DanD!!! I agree, I'll take WSB for eating anyday over YT. I still love the fight of a good YT though!
"Plan your life as if you are going to live forever. Live your life as if you are going to die tomorrow." - Carlos Fiesta
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JAG
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Wow
Got to get down to see Juan and Sherri.
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captkw
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Woody
Hola..I guess I should have said "Mongolian fire oil" made by the House of Tang..they call it Flavoring oil....Its not hot at all and is a real asset
for my dishes...for the 4th I'm bbqing for about 20 folks and my veggies will be steamed in beer and "Mongolian Fire Oil" simple and great tasting
...try it ..you will love it...and for WSB like most fish should be cut thin so that you don't have to kill it twice (over cooked) just serve it
before its done..it WILL finish cooking after removing from heat...just takes a little practice.....Ghost's aka WSB are my fav...nice fish dan !!!
K&T
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willardguy
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so cappy, where does one find mongolian fire oil???? no takers on my tennis ball size otoliths (white sea bass stones) I guess....
[Edited on 7-4-2014 by willardguy]
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captkw
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OOPS ..Willard guy
I don't think you can find it in Baja...(yet) up here in santa cruz ca I have to go to serval stores till I find it....I've learned to stock up on
it as its not a big mover/seller....folks see the" FIRE" part and assume its hot.. scares them away..LOL....Ive had 100's of folks ask me what I used
and everyone of them was blown away when I show them the bottle.and had them wet their finger tip and lick..ITS NOT HOT !!! good stuff !! PS....I
had a nightmare last year and those eyes of yours were in it...
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woody with a view
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Damn D!
fish of a lifetime!
PRAY4TUNA!!!!
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