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Topic: Oregon Rockfish Classic 2025  (Read 13994 times)

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Matt M

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Having taken a full round of antibiotics after having been stabbed by a lively rockfish while trying to CPR a few years ago I am not sure as others have mentioned that it would be an awesome idea, especially given ocean conditions possibly making that activity even more difficult. If it's based on length like has been done at AOTY I have no qualms about measuring a very dead fish when safely off the water. I wouldn't even be fully opposed to measuring a fully dead fish while on the water, but if the fish is dead and retained then on or off the water doesn't really matter much.
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Have you decided on a format yet?  Single biggest? Slam weight for rockfish, greenling, cabezon and lingcod?  Something else?

Still in the works, but it'll likely be a CPR slam to more closely match international rules.

-Mark-
Measuring a lively 40+ inch lingcod on the water, and getting a clear photo, solo...could be quite the challenge. All the other species would be significantly easier though. Something to consider if CnR is a theme for the event.

I know you have a bunch of pet 40" lings off of Depoe.  They'll lie still for you.

-Allen


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I have no delusions of winning either - intend to catch, pound, retain (within legal limits). >:D :-*

Catch Pound Retain Needs to be on a T-shirt lol

Thanks Jim for reviving a great tournament.  I am excited to see it back and look forward to hopefully participating this year and into the future.  My wife is back in school so I am may be out this year as a 2 and 9 year old dont fit in the kayak  ;).

The year i caught 2 over 40 i had a difficult time getting them in the kayak.  As soon as they hit the net they would do a death spin often flopping out of the net only to have their gills tangled in the net.  I forgot my bat and it took me a long time to dispatch the fish with my bait knife and drifted a half mile while trying.  I couldnt imagine trying to keep a big spiky lingcod still for a photo.  i just imagine damaged dry suits and puffy hands lol.  Either way i will still do it- I may just bring special gloves and a mat for my lap when attempting to do so  :laugh:
« Last Edit: February 07, 2025, 11:29:47 AM by Zach.Dennis »
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Have you decided on a format yet?  Single biggest? Slam weight for rockfish, greenling, cabezon and lingcod?  Something else?

Still in the works, but it'll likely be a CPR slam to more closely match international rules.

-Mark-
Measuring a lively 40+ inch lingcod on the water, and getting a clear photo, solo...could be quite the challenge. All the other species would be significantly easier though. Something to consider if CnR is a theme for the event.

I know you have a bunch of pet 40" lings off of Depoe.  They'll lie still for you.

-Allen
Yeah, but I want to make it fair for everyone  ;D.
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Just a heads up.  Chinook Bend RV Resort on the Siletz River has been confirmed as the base of operations for this year's ORC. 

As in past years, they are offering a 20% discount to ORC campers. Just let them know that you're booking a spot for the ORC to get the discount.

In years past there have been issues with ORC participants who are staying elsewhere being charged an entry fee for the Captains Meeting and Events Ceremony.  This has been fixed for 2025.  All people associated with the ORC will be allowed to enter the park for free!  Just mention that you're there for the ORC and they'll open the gates.

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Maybe I missed something. How is the entry fee going to work?


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We're still working on the details at this point. More to come.

 
Maybe I missed something. How is the entry fee going to work?
Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things you didn't do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover.  --Mark Twain

Sponsors and Supporters:
Team Daiwa        Next Adventure       Kokatat Immersion Gear

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2008 AOTY 1st   2008 ORC 1st  2009 AOTY 1st  2009 NA Sturgeon Derby 1st  2012 Salmon Slayride 3rd  2013 ORC 3rd  2013 NA Sturgeon Derby 2nd  2016 NA Chinook Showdown 3rd  2020 BCS 2nd   2022 BCS 1st


Spot

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IMPORTANT UPDATE!!!!

The date of the ORC 2025 has been moved out by one week.

The new Date for the ORC is:  July 26th


If you've already made reservations with Chinook Bend, please give them a call at (541) 996-2032 to update your dates. 

Sorry about the inconvenience!

-Mark-
Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things you didn't do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover.  --Mark Twain

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Team Daiwa        Next Adventure       Kokatat Immersion Gear

Tournament Results:
2008 AOTY 1st   2008 ORC 1st  2009 AOTY 1st  2009 NA Sturgeon Derby 1st  2012 Salmon Slayride 3rd  2013 ORC 3rd  2013 NA Sturgeon Derby 2nd  2016 NA Chinook Showdown 3rd  2020 BCS 2nd   2022 BCS 1st


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Looking forward to fishing Depoe Bay again. Just reserved my spot at Chinook Bend!
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I sure hope I am up and around by then.  Ruptured my Achilles 9 days ago. Had surgery last wednesday. Minimum of 8 weeks before I can walk without crutches is what I have been told by the surgeon.
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I sure hope I am up and around by then.  Ruptured my Achilles 9 days ago. Had surgery last wednesday. Minimum of 8 weeks before I can walk without crutches is what I have been told by the surgeon.

Oh no!  What timing.  I hope there is at least a cool story behind it.  Here's to a speedy recovery.
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Well, maybe not very cool as far as the fishing world is concerned. I was n playing softball on an Albany city league team that my kids decided to create a team for..I had a nice hit and was trying to make it a triple. Shortly after rounding second base my Achilles snapped and I face planted in the dirt. It felt like someone had stepped on the back of my shoe, however there was no one around me for that to happen.
Everyone was like OMG, are you okay? NO! I'am very much not okay!
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Well, maybe not very cool as far as the fishing world is concerned. I was n playing softball on an Albany city league team that my kids decided to create a team for..I had a nice hit and was trying to make it a triple. Shortly after rounding second base my Achilles snapped and I face planted in the dirt. It felt like someone had stepped on the back of my shoe, however there was no one around me for that to happen.
Everyone was like OMG, are you okay? NO! I'am very much not okay!
Dang, sorry to hear, Dan! Hope you heal up soon!


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Well, maybe not very cool as far as the fishing world is concerned. I was n playing softball on an Albany city league team that my kids decided to create a team for..I had a nice hit and was trying to make it a triple. Shortly after rounding second base my Achilles snapped and I face planted in the dirt. It felt like someone had stepped on the back of my shoe, however there was no one around me for that to happen.
Everyone was like OMG, are you okay? NO! I'am very much not okay!
Ouch!! Hope you heal soon but don’t rush it let it fully heal before you get on it.



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