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Topic: Big LING prize!  (Read 12263 times)

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Pelagic

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Driving to the coast tonight I had an idea.. ::)  

Last year CBY generously put up one of his handmade, turned Myrtle wood fish bonkers up as a prize for the largest ling on a weekend when lots of folks where hitting PC and Sunset bay.  I will mail this same fish bonker (that has been hanging in a place of honor in my shop ;D) to who ever slays the largest ling this weekend (9/11-9/12 Oregon/Washington).  I was thinking it could be a moving "trophy".  Each angler that earns the "trophy" would sign/date it and then, on their NWKA honor, offer it up again on another weekend when a number of us will be fishing up and down the coast. Good idea?? or..

So let see those big lings!  AOTY style photo measurement required.
« Last Edit: September 10, 2010, 08:12:53 PM by pelagic paddler »


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That's a great idea!
 


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Will you cut in a guy in far NorCal?   ;D

I like the idea alot, pp.  Good luck to you guys.   :)
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Will you cut in a guy in far NorCal?   ;D

I hope so!!  I'm fishing this weekend!!!

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Along with the sign and date, put the fish length on it.    8)

Very cool idea PP.
 

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Along with the sign and date, put the fish length on it.    8)

Very cool idea PP.
like it


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wierd you thought of that, i was thinking about doing it again this weekend when i saw a few groups going out.

I like your idea! Can't wait to win it and sign it someday...
See ya on the water..
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Will you cut in a guy in far NorCal?   ;D

I hope so!!  I'm fishing this weekend!!!

-Allen

I say hell yea!
See ya on the water..
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I'm in! From NorCal to the NW let's see them big muthas.

Z
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I caught one today, but it was the "hotdog" variety - small and skinny.  I'll give it a go again tomorrow.
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Today was bitter sweet.  I got my rockfish and 2 lings around 25"  But,  I had an exciting day of big fish hooked but not landed.  Big fish number one was a decent sized hailbut I brought to color but lost as it sounded once it saw the yak, no big loss as the season is closed but still got the heart pounding!  Big fish 2, 3 & 4 were monster lings,  I happened to catch a greenling about 8 inches long and sent him back down, Not less then ten minutes into the drift my rod pulls over like I was snagged and the yak starts to turn sideways with it.  Fish on! a big, heavy, powerful fish that I slowly work to the surface but the hitchhiker lets go before I get a chance to see it.  Back down goes mister greenling and 2 more times (and I'm sure totally different fish) I "hook up" with mister monster hitchhiker and try to finesse some of the heaviest hardest pulling ling action I have seen to the surface.  No dice.  Maybe tomorrow 8)


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I caught one today, but it was the "hotdog" variety - small and skinny.  I'll give it a go again tomorrow.

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Today was bitter sweet.  I got my rockfish and 2 lings around 25"  But,  I had an exciting day of big fish hooked but not landed.  Big fish number one was a decent sized hailbut I brought to color but lost as it sounded once it saw the yak, no big loss as the season is closed but still got the heart pounding!  Big fish 2, 3 & 4 were monster lings,  I happened to catch a greenling about 8 inches long and sent him back down, Not less then ten minutes into the drift my rod pulls over like I was snagged and the yak starts to turn sideways with it.  Fish on! a big, heavy, powerful fish that I slowly work to the surface but the hitchhiker lets go before I get a chance to see it.  Back down goes mister greenling and 2 more times (and I'm sure totally different fish) I "hook up" with mister monster hitchhiker and try to finesse some of the heaviest hardest pulling ling action I have seen to the surface.  No dice.  Maybe tomorrow 8)
What an awesome day! Finessing a hitchiker ling into the yak is quite the art. Looking forward to the pics. ;D

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wonder where the DB to OR crew is?

I might have to sneak out tomorrow after Salmon fishing for a crack at a Ling...
See ya on the water..
Roy