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Mar 17, 2022 10:37:31   #
Cal Bob wrote:
Sometime in the late eighties, when they were still pretty new, (to me at least --I'd never seen one), while fishing off Sam Clemente Island a couple of FA18 Hornets did the "straight up and out of sight" thing for our boat's viewing pleasure.
I've had F16's do the same trick when riding my bike thru the desert while on my way to fishing. Always a treat.


Coming home at night from commercial fishing trip went by San Clemente Island and they were having bombing practice. That was pretty cool to see back in the late 70’s
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Feb 22, 2022 15:52:02   #
Eastern sierras. 3 to 4 hour drive. Streams and lakes all the way to Nevada border are all fun to fish. I spent 100’s of days fishing up there over 50 years till I moved out of the state
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Feb 5, 2022 21:57:57   #
Not enough
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Jan 30, 2022 10:32:41   #
Early to bed
Early to rise
Fish like hell and make up lies!
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Jan 29, 2022 23:57:38   #
Love all fresh caught sea food. Draw the line at farmed fish of any kind for 2 reasons
1. Steroids antibiotics and damage they do to bodies of water
2. Spent part of my life as a commercial fisherman and will always support them 🤷‍♂️
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Jan 20, 2022 23:08:59   #
Agree! Fished bottom fish also and usually 3-5 hundred feet deep with 5+ lbs of weight. Mostly with rail plates on the rod so they pretty much needed to keep rod parallel to the water!
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Jan 20, 2022 19:51:54   #
Running sportboats on the west coast for many years I saw my share of lost fish to operator error. Two biggest mistakes were 1 fooling with drag while fighting a fish and 2 (the biggest mistake) not holding the tip of the rod up. When you don’t hold the tip up you are fighting the fish with your reel not your rod. Just my 2 cents
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Jan 9, 2022 19:56:52   #
Thanks Bottomcoon
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Jan 8, 2022 16:38:45   #
Hi all. Been fishing all my life. Worked on sport boats in So Cal as a kid and commercial boats as young adult. Eventually got a master mariners 200 ton close costal license. Ran charter boats on weekends and worked construction till retirement. Ended up in Arkansas and still fish. Beaver Lake mainly and still learning the lake.
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