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Topic: So much for dreams of more halibut this year  (Read 3373 times)

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Madoc

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bsteves

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Dang.. 41,534 lbs out of Newport alone between Aug 7-9th.
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Someone posted on Ifish one day that there were something like 600-700 boats through Newport in one day.  Lines were backed up all over the place. 
 

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I was there that weekend on the 6th.  We showed up at Newport at 4:30 in the morning and the boats were lined up to the bridge/highway.  I've been salmon/hali fishing out of newport for 10years and I've never seen it like that.  It took us 2 and half hours waiting in line to launch and almost 2 hours to trailer at 7pm that evening.  North end of the rockpile looked like a parking lot there was a boat every 100 feet or less.  It was a joke.
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I use to live in Toledo, you should look at launching by the old airport.  We left at 5 and had no waiting.  It's doesnt take to much extra time to just drive the boat into Newport.  But there wasn't much room out there anyways.

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Only problem is if you're planning for chicken ranch that's an extra 12-15 miles worth of gas.  We thought about it but ya wasn't worth it.
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