yo Steveooo!
 

If I would have known that you were in contest number 3 I would have removed you from my code group.

Congrats!

Ha! I appreciate you throwing that WSB into my kayak for the picture too :D This fish wouldn't have happened without a little kick in the pants from the king of the OC :notworthy:

I've got a slightly used, no-charge Terramar with your name on it Ross. It says it wants to kill a couple fish in Baja. Let me know when i can drop it off for ya :cheers1:

Longest Fish wins format now.

Yeaaaa - I'm going to need you to move your things down to storage space B.....


I'm In!

I'll be fishing Lake Shasta in a few weeks - now I'm going to have to split the trip between targeting Brown Trout and Salmon and heading into shore structure for Bass!

Looking for the link for the freshwater bass event.

Wade, thanks for sending me this link. I will be signing up for the remaining events.

Ok guys, lets all step up and make it happen, Wade thanks for the help. I just signed for 4 fun fishing events, being in my 60's and just a Wisherman it should be fun. Hope to see you all out there.

I just tried to sign up for the last 3 events, but the links keep taking me to the Paypal home page. Think I'll just hand Wade the cash next time I see him...

Baja Traveler, only the page one links worked for me, not the page three links. Glad your going out, might make OB on saturday. You guys set a time yet?

I'll be heading out at 6am from Mission Point...

OK - I've spent the past hour figuring out which lakes in San Diego allow kayaks for the LMB Tourney. Here's the list (add to it if you know different):

Lake Murray
Lake Hodges
Lake Miramar
Sutherland
El Capitan
Lower Otay
Lake Morena
Lake Barrett

I think I'm going to hit Lake Murray on the 2nd, Let me know if anybody wants to join (got a black powder silhouette shoot on the 1st).

U can always float tube in your favorite spot..
Thanks for letting me know, i corrected the paypal links.
in the future if any go haywire again, use whichever one works, it is the same for all events, same entry fee amount.)

catching a big YT sounds fun, I think I will try that one :D

3 days and counting.

Don't miss out on these. Can't wait until tomorrow when I can sign up for these.

Just signed up for:

Freshwater Bass
Saltwater Bass
Halibut Round 2
Yellowtail

:cheers1:

I got one of the other links to work and took care of me and ReelAnxious. Don't forget to add me to the YT one as well.

Let's get a few more guys signed up for the Halibut Derby :D

I would like a refund:mad:

Think I'll leave my money in until after Stinky weighs in.

Congrats Masaharu Tsuida!!!!!
 

http://i39.tinypic.com/s122ch.jpg

Masaharu Tsuida clearly broke fifty last week:yt::notworthy:...
Now its your turn...:paddleersmilie::reel:
http://i41.tinypic.com/72d11j.jpg

RE: (http://www.bigwatersedge.com/bwevb/s...highlight=ckfs)











"Masaharu Tsuida this week caught a 58-pound yellowtail while on on the New Seaforth, a half-day boat out of San Diego. That's an impressive catch for anyone, but Tsuida is 90. And yellowtail are prized not only for their flesh, but for their fight. In other words, this is a remarkable catch.
But the story gets better. After I posted a photo of Tsuida and his catch on Facebook on Monday, it was shown to Linda Canada of the the Japanese American Historical Society of San Diego. She recognized the name and told me that Masaharu "Fatty" Tsuida was serving as a cook as part of the U.S. occupation forces in Germany in 1946. He received a Soldier's medal for exemplary service as a non-combatant, and a letter from Harry Truman.
A stove had exploded in the mess tent and Tsuida was severely burned while carrying the flaming appliance outside the tent to prevent a major fire.
"He picked it up and threw it outside, saving a lot of people from serious burns--although he himself was severely hurt," Canada said.
In San Diego, Tsuida and his family lived on Pacific Highway in fish camp-style housing built by canneries for their workers. His father was a boat captain for Westgate Cannery and Canada said the president of Westgate, Wade Ambrose, helped Tsuida's father and other Japanese investors in building the tuna boat, Westgate. So fishing was in Tsuida's blood and, apparently, 90 years of living has not changed that.
--Pete Thomas
--Photo: Masaharu Tsuida (center) posed with 58-pound yellowtail. Credit: Seaforth Sportfishing"

From:
http://www.petethomasoutdoors.com/













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