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Topic: 3rd Hobie Fishing World Championships 2013  (Read 2728 times)

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Jammer

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Hola,

Hobie just released the location of this years "Worlds" tournament.. See below

http://www.hobiefishingworlds.com/
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2012 Oregon Rockfish Classic – 1st place
2010 Oregon Rockfish Classic - 1st place
2010 Cape Dis. Dungie Tourney - 1st place

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Noah

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I saw that. So you going? Is it fresh or salt this year?


Romanian Redneck

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I'd also like to know if you're going. If so, I think you need a gear caddy/personal cheerlearder. I'd be more than happy to fill that spot.  :fish:
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Jammer

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I saw that. So you going? Is it fresh or salt this year?
I have no idea if I am going yet. It looks to be fresh water too. Looks like fun though!
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2015 Hobie Fishing Team "Top Gun"
2012 Hobie Worlds Team USA - 19th place
2012 Oregon Rockfish Classic – 1st place
2010 Oregon Rockfish Classic - 1st place
2010 Cape Dis. Dungie Tourney - 1st place

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Jammer

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I saw that. So you going? Is it fresh or salt this year?
I have no idea if I am going yet. It looks to be fresh water too. Looks like fun though!
Correction.... Bream are caught in estuaries that contain both salt and fresh water.
• Stohlquist • Team Daiwa • Yakima Bait Company

2015 Hobie Fishing Team "Top Gun"
2012 Hobie Worlds Team USA - 19th place
2012 Oregon Rockfish Classic – 1st place
2010 Oregon Rockfish Classic - 1st place
2010 Cape Dis. Dungie Tourney - 1st place

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kfshr

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Jammer,  Your picture was definitely part of the slide show in that flyer (upper left on the page) Congrats! You're famous, Dude!


tsquared

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Lots of tinnies will be consumed at that event!
T2


Jammer

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Lots of tinnies will be consumed at that event!
T2
So I had no idea what a tinnie was so had to google and found the 3 different answers for "tinnies" kind of humerous.

"In New Zealand, a "tinny" or "tinnie" can be a small package of cannabis wrapped in tin foil (cf. 'foilies' in Australia), retailing for between NZ$20–25 (depending on the region)."
 
"Another variant of "tinny"/"tinnie" is as a slang term for a can of beer, commonly used in Australia, New Zealand and some parts of the UK. Most items referred to in this region as "tinnies" are actually made of aluminium."

"In the United States, a "tinnie" refers to a piece of tin foil that is made into a smoking device, most often for cannabis. It is used when nothing else of use can be found."

:)
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2010 Oregon Rockfish Classic - 1st place
2010 Cape Dis. Dungie Tourney - 1st place

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tsquared

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I was referrring to the suds, not the smoke.
T2


 

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