Posts for: Djsowards
Sep 12, 2023 12:13:04 #
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Billmonson wrote:
Little fishy in the brook
Come and bite on Billy’s hook
Mama cooks em in the pan
Billy eats em like a man!
Come and bite on Billy’s hook
Mama cooks em in the pan
Billy eats em like a man!
“If it’s fish, it’s delish!”
Sep 7, 2023 12:42:11 #
Sep 7, 2023 12:38:15 #
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Gordon wrote:
Great post Dog. Thanke for sharing. Them some nice looking fish also 
I totally agree with tipping the d/h’s well…I personally tip them 20% of the charter fee. A 12 hour halibut charter may cost me $400 so another $80 goes to the d/h. Just realize that many fisherpeople will not tip well (if at all?) so a nice tip goes a long way to supplement their income.
Sep 6, 2023 11:45:31 #
If you have a boat try trolling flasher/worm combo or red/gold Dick Nite lure…tight lines.
Aug 30, 2023 12:34:03 #
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marktheshark1956 wrote:
For sable marinade, I boil ¼ cup each sake and mirin for 20 secs, then low heat add ¼ cup miso paste & whisk til its dissolved. Turn heat back up to high and whisk in ¼ cup brown sugar til dissolved, stirring constantly. Let cool completely, add to filets or pieces in a ziploc and marinate 2-3 days. Grill or pan-sear meat-side down 3 mins, flip and sear skin side 2-3 mins, then finish for 5-10 mins in 400° oven or indirect heat on grill til it flakes. It's like candy.
How much sake should I drink?
Aug 30, 2023 12:20:36 #
AngelFishKJ wrote:
Hi djsowards, thank you! I do go to the diversion ... (show quote)
I think that section of the River is closed to fishing since salmon spawn there….the fish hatchery is just upstream from there…you can visit the hatchery and view fish coming up the ladder. Tight lines!
Aug 30, 2023 11:47:54 #
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GinaBermudez wrote:
Went out fishing on Humboldt Bay and caught this 2... (show quote)
“Eureka”…the origin of this word comes from an Ancient Greek word meaning “I have found it”….which you have obviously accomplished Gina…I’m on a charter boat tomorrow (The Prowler, out of Bandon, OR.) chasing blacks and ling cod…don’t be jealous! 😎🦀🐟
Aug 26, 2023 13:07:48 #
Hi AngelFish…born and raised in Oroville and live in Oregon now. There are stripers, bass, catfish and more in the Feather and Sac Rivers. Check in with North Valley Tackle in Oroville to see what’s hot and what’s not. Oroville Wildlife Area has ponds holding black bass, crappie, and cats ( but also poison oak and rattle snakes! ). If you wanna get out of town head up to Bucks Lake in Plumas Co. for rainbow trout. You can catch spotted bass, largemouth bass and rainbows bank fishing Lake Oroville. Go get’em!😎🦀🐟🎣
Aug 24, 2023 10:46:15 #
Teacherofrt wrote:
Greenling….not a ling cod…they like kelp beds, shallow water…jetties, etc..ok for table fare.
Aug 23, 2023 14:04:31 #
Djsowards wrote:
Back in the day the rainbow limit was just 2 fish….by the way it’s Susanville😉 why not target trout over at Frenchman Lake (hiway 70 thirty minutes from Reno but still in Cali…) limit is 10! 😎🦀🐟😁
Here’s a pic of typical Frenchman rainbows. Troll with flasher/worm combo or bank fish crawlers or power bait.
Aug 23, 2023 14:02:27 #
fishy wrote:
eaglelakefishing.net
Back in the day the rainbow limit was just 2 fish….by the way it’s Susanville😉 why not target trout over at Frenchman Lake (hiway 70 thirty minutes from Reno but still in Cali…) limit is 10! 😎🦀🐟😁
Aug 20, 2023 12:52:37 #
Feather River….Stripers…call Johnson’s Bait Tackle in Yuba City.
Aug 12, 2023 21:42:38 #
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mmillerhome wrote:
Made it out 30 miles off of Winchester Bay for these ….
Hey mmillerhome…nice buts, did you go out on a charter or private boat?
Aug 12, 2023 21:35:53 #
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GinaBermudez wrote:
I know. It's just something that I look forward to in the summer. Believe me I'm not going to stop fishing. They'll have to pry my pole out of my cold dead grip fist!
Season closes in your area Oct. 16!😎🦀🐟Reopens May 15, 2024.
Aug 12, 2023 14:37:49 #
saw1 wrote:
My fishin partner's son Daniel has been out last week and they caught 3 up to 40 pounds. He's goin back out there today also.
It's reported that this year more Halibut over 40 pounds have been caught that any of the last 20 years.
Yes they usually use Jack Smelt that catch themselves right there in the bay.
It's reported that this year more Halibut over 40 pounds have been caught that any of the last 20 years.
Yes they usually use Jack Smelt that catch themselves right there in the bay.
Hey Saw man…I assume these are Calif halibut.