2014 CALIFORNIA KAYAK FISHING SERIES

[Baja_Traveler]

Originally Posted by rhyak

So is it based on weight or length for the halibut for this one, I may be in...

Bottom of the rules state "You may Upgrade your fish as many times as you want" - so I take that to mean that in the end, biggest (heaviest) single fish wins, which is nice in that it promotes the release of your smaller catches.

[erinoo]

I'll play.

[steveooo]

In

[Andy]

Cool format, in for event #2, paypal sent

[rhyak]

Originally Posted by Baja_Traveler

Bottom of the rules state "You may Upgrade your fish as many times as you want" - so I take that to mean that in the end, biggest (heaviest) single fish wins, which is nice in that it promotes the release of your smaller catches.

You can upgrade a length which is more accurate in a tournament of this nature due to scales being different. Is why I asked the question. Getting an accurate weight on a 36inch Hali while on the water for a release is going to pretty difficult but getting a length would not be. either way I am down.