Depoe Bay 12/6/2011 Report Dedicated to Insayn

Wow, Craig, you are a total stud! Great vid and nice juggling on the fishy Tri-fecta!

Teach me how!!

iHop


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That was a super nice triple, glad to see you're keeping your bow pointed East during those money shots. And don't pull all the fish out of that honey pot, how the hell else is Ron going to keep Spot or Jammer from walking away with the shiny belt buckle at ORC '12?

Did we mention Jammer took the MBF pot that day? Then he got all buddy buddy with me cause I brought some Ninkasi TD and Full Sail Wassail. Maybe some day you can pay me to drink your beers Michael?

Again, nice fish Craig, Big Hammer Swimbaits Git'R'dun! We both mentioned how we wished we would have pocketed a few more out of PolePole's goodie bag at ORC.

Craig was hammering the fishies! Everytime I looked over at him he had a huge smile and another fish on. Well heck.....anytime I looked at any of us, someone had something on. That's the first time I've ever rock fished from Depoe and ONLY caught Lings and Cabbies. I thought it was strange too. No Blackies for me, but lots of nice Lings and Cab's. My biggest Ling was 30.25 and 11lbs. The biggest Cabbie I landed was almost 13lbs(yes, I quickly weighed it).
Ling Banger, I loved the beers and taking your money.. Next time, I may still take your money, bit cold Ninkasi's are on me.
Until next time, Cheers!

   That triple totally kicked ass.I didn't know you could even use 3 hooks.Outstanding video Craig.Thanks for the share.

In Oregon the regulations are:

Hook and Weight Regulations:
1. No more than two hooks may be used while angling for Pacific halibut and no more than three hooks may be used while angling for other species except herring jigs may be used for marine food fish species (defined on page 11) other than Pacific halibut. A double or treble point hook is  classified as one hook. When angling with two rods (where allowed and with a current Two-Rod Angling Validation), the general hook rule applies to each rod.

Wow, Craig, you are a total stud! Great vid and nice juggling on the fishy Tri-fecta!

Teach me how!!

iHop


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I don't know if luck can be taught.

Great video Craig! So is the playsport the camera behind you and the go pro the one in front? I was a bit green with envy. I was catching lings but wasn't able to get a black for the life of me. Then Craig gets 3 fish at once! Jerk. 

That was a fantastic day! I wish I had realized where my camera was

Great video Craig! 

Thanks Rawkfish. 

Great video Craig! So is the playsport the camera behind you and the go pro the one in front? I was a bit green with envy. I was catching lings but wasn't able to get a black for the life of me. Then Craig gets 3 fish at once! Jerk. 

That was a fantastic day! I wish I had realized where my camera was

Noah,
The Playsport was way behind me (80.52 miles as the crow flies according to Google Earth), somewhere in about 60 feet of water off the beach at George Rogers Park in Lake O.  The second camera was also a  GoPro HD Hero.  I "needed" two for the 3D housing, which is pretty cool I must say.  Although, I didn't really think that purchase, through.  I realized that unless everybody else has the glasses, there is no reason to post videos in 3D.  I handheld one of the GoPros on the way out which is why it was a little shaky.  I was testing out the LCD back-pack.