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BornFisher
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North Baja Yellowtail reports
Well I was wondering if there were any yellowtail between Tijuana and Ensenada. So I have done some field research to satisfy my curiosity and help
everyone out here. I fished with my old fishing buddy Cory (Tunaslam on BloodyDecks), last Wedenday and Thursday. Then Derek (Yellowkiller on
Bloodydecks) and his friend Mike (my new friend). Here are Corys` report and Mikes`. -------------
http://www.bdoutdoors.com/forums/threads/rpt-02-19-15-a-2-da...
http://www.bdoutdoors.com/forums/threads/limits-of-tails-of-...
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woody with a view
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Nice!
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Hey KiDS,,Bleed,gut,chill,,.protect your catch...its not about killing....its all about eating a good fish...some one,,,,,anyone ..tell me I'm wrong
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[Edited on 2-24-2015 by captkw]
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Quote: Originally posted by captkw  | Hey KiDS,,Bleed,gut,chill,,.protect your catch...its not about killing....its all about eating a good fish...some one,,,,,anyone ..tell me I'm wrong
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[Edited on 2-24-2015 by captkw] |
Thanks, they never would have thought of that. Actually I have fished with a couple of these guys and they are experts and bleeding and chilling, so
save your rants for someone who does not approach your ever so humble wisdom, oh great one.
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| Quote: Originally posted by captkw | Hey KiDS,,Bleed,gut,chill,,.protect your catch...its not about killing....its all about eating a good fish...some one,,,,,anyone ..tell me I'm wrong
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[Edited on 2-24-2015 by captkw] |
Lets see your fish report you idiot???
You really think you know it all don't you
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Good job Derek and friends. Don't waste your breath, capt. kilowatt knows all, and you don't even have to ask him first.
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LOL...
Those fish do not look like they were handled the way I would !! they are not gutted,,and iced..plain and simple..when I was running charters...oh
never mind.....I think I'll waste my time talking with seagulls.......... seems
to be a lot of fools here to reply to me about fishing and taking care of your catch.....laying fish out on a dock to prove your manhood is child like
and does nothing to prove your fishing skills over a life time.....any how looks like a great catch and a good day on the water !!
[Edited on 2-24-2015 by captkw]
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Cory/Derek/Mike.....Good job on some nice fish, guys!
[Edited on 2-24-2015 by bill erhardt]
[Edited on 2-24-2015 by bill erhardt]
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Your smiles and fish on BD tell it all.
Thanks for bringing us along, what a day 
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yellowklr
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Thanks again Bill it was a blast!!!
Maybe some day we will be as cool and perfect as former CAPT KW
He can even tell by one pic how I care for my catch!!!
[Edited on 2-25-2015 by yellowklr]
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BornFisher
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| Quote: Originally posted by captkw | Hey KiDS,,Bleed,gut,chill,,.protect your catch...its not about killing....its all about eating a good fish...some one,,,,,anyone ..tell me I'm wrong
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Well if you click the links, you`ll see we did bleed the fish and put them in 63 degree water. The air temp was also 63. We were in by noon. But the
proof is in the pudding. If you read the post from Cory he says the hamachi was as good as he has ever had. This guy has probably had 500 plates of
hamachi to taste. So maybe it was not up to your standards, but it was good enough for us.
Thanks everyone else for your comments, what a great yellowtail bite we have right now in northern Baja and way south!!
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yellowklr
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| Quote: Originally posted by captkw | Those fish do not look like they were handled the way I would !! they are not gutted,,and iced..plain and simple..when I was running charters...oh
never mind.....I think I'll waste my time talking with seagulls.......... seems
to be a lot of fools here to reply to me about fishing and taking care of your catch.....laying fish out on a dock to prove your manhood is child like
and does nothing to prove your fishing skills over a life time.....any how looks like a great catch and a good day on the water !!
[Edited on 2-24-2015 by captkw] |
Well when you only catch one triggerfish all day you have LOTS of time to gut,bleed,scale,pet,massage but i was busy catching,gaffing and catching
more
Derek
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Methinks the Cappy got into a bit of a buzzsaw, but if you have spent any time on here you will know it is not the first time nor will it be the last.
I keep wondering, Cappy if you are so doggone smart, how come you are so doggone Broke?
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Just good luck and fortune to be your amigo, amigo.
Ya, I get to eat it too!
American by birth, Mexican by choice.
Signature addendum: Danish physicist — Niels Bohr — who said, “The opposite of one profound truth may very well be another profound truth.
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Being rich is not the litmus test for being smart. Many very, very smart people in history died penniless.
The Captain only gave good advice with no malintent. What is so wrong with that?
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| Quote: Originally posted by MitchMan | Being rich is not the litmus test for being smart. Many very, very smart people in history died penniless.
The Captain only gave good advice with no malintent. What is so wrong with that? |
While the capt. was giving us good advice (which BTW we get it), he was poking us in the eye. That is what is wrong.
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Fish wasters. That photo will be shameful in 10 years.
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what ever happened to saying nothing if you got nothing? you haters don't get to eat their fish so STFU!
provide some pics of your own once in awhile!
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I'm with Cappers on this one... Bent up, un bled(I assume), un gutted, in the sun.. Four big nono's in my book...
Didn't see the poke in the eye... Just sage advice..
Cory? Like, Yellow Time Cory?
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BornFisher
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Nonsense. The reason we took the fish to the dock, instead of cleaning them in the inter harbor, was to give the locals a chance to take the heads and
left overs as well as whole fish. So some had whole fish, some got stuck with the heads and meat on the bones (soup). They all appreciated the food we
gave them.
So if I may ask--- How did you utilize the last fish you caught? Was every scrap consumed, including head, collars, and meat on bones? If that picture
is shameful in 10 years, then all pictures of todays` fish will be shameful.
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