SJ Yakfishcamping 5/4-9 Trip Report

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I found the problem.  I looked at them last night at home, on my widescreen monitor.  Looking at them now, there is a scroll bar and I didn't realize it at first.  Scrolling over shows the antlers. 

You should mount those Texas hood ornament style   

antlers probably scared off the orcas....

Me Three, Really nice pictures. What kind of Camera do you have??

I've got a waterproof Olympus Stylus 850 SW. It's pretty good for waterproof, but the lens quality is not as good as a non waterproof camera. They have a better version out now I think retails for $200-250. You can find the 850SW on line for $100-$150.

J

Awesome pictures once again, i think they Will help my wife get a little more confidence to hit the big blue. ill look at getting an Olympus thanks again!

Jason, great pics and report! See you on the June trip! holt

Me Three, Really nice pictures. What kind of Camera do you have??

I've got a waterproof Olympus Stylus 850 SW. It's pretty good for waterproof, but the lens quality is not as good as a non waterproof camera. They have a better version out now I think retails for $200-250. You can find the 850SW on line for $100-$150.

J

Awesome pictures once again, i think they Will help my wife get a little more confidence to hit the big blue. ill look at getting an Olympus thanks again!

The better version that he talked about is the Stylus Tough 6020.  I bought one and there is a review in the product forum

Great report J.  I've hiked the trail on Jones Island with the kids and the views to the Northwest are fantastic.  Of course the kids loved the tame deer too.   Thanks for the report and pics. 

Me Three, Really nice pictures. What kind of Camera do you have??

I've got a waterproof Olympus Stylus 850 SW. It's pretty good for waterproof, but the lens quality is not as good as a non waterproof camera. They have a better version out now I think retails for $200-250. You can find the 850SW on line for $100-$150.

J

Awesome pictures once again, i think they Will help my wife get a little more confidence to hit the big blue. ill look at getting an Olympus thanks again!

That's the beauty of the SJ's. If you time things right with wind/current, it's like a pond. It doesn't get an easier for salt water fishing than that. No beach break, no real swell, deep water within 100 ft of land. It's a great place to learn with limited risk.....If you understand moon phase vs. current, weather, wind, and their interaction with current/tide & structure of the islands above and below the surface that is

Jason, great pics and report! See you on the June trip! holt

Looking forward to it!

J

Thanks for the report.  Never been to the SJ area and looking forward to getting there this year!

I found the problem.  I looked at them last night at home, on my widescreen monitor.  Looking at them now, there is a scroll bar and I didn't realize it at first.  Scrolling over shows the antlers. 

You should mount those Texas hood ornament style   

I wish I had a mini-set of bull horns and a white kayak. I would totally go Boss Hog. Unfortunately, the horns can't be permanent. It's fine for flat water with my friends, but if I had to do a T-rescue, it would suck for the person hanging on my bow while I drain their boat, or if I capsized, they would hinder someone doing the same for me. In rough water & the surf zone, I could potentially impale someone with those antlers. So......it will be a while before I get to roll all Boss Hog again.

J