Testing photo-Cedros Yellowtail

[tailsup1]

http://i1111.photobucket.com/albums/h480/dwaterboy1/American%20Angler%20Five%20Day%20Trip/100_0847.jpg

29# on the plastic....while fishing for calicos. TN 14, Calstar 850XL (900 cut down 6" at bottom)

http://i1111.photobucket.com/albums/h480/dwaterboy1/American%20Angler%20Five%20Day%20Trip/100_0841.jpg

Iron fish...II Sharp gn/white, Ulua 93H, Newell "532" w/ Capt. Brian on the gaff shot

[tailsup1]

Looks like the pics came out but the photo size is huge. Do you guys typically resize your photos then upload to Photobucket then upload to FNN?

[tailsup1]

I think I figured it out...
http://i1111.photobucket.com/albums/h480/dwaterboy1/American%20Angler%20Five%20Day%20Trip/100_0847-1-1.jpg tiny
http://i1111.photobucket.com/albums/h480/dwaterboy1/American%20Angler%20Five%20Day%20Trip/100_0847-1.jpg medium

Ahh, that's it. Just went to the photo in Photbucket, hit edit, resize, save as, copied img code into the post...

[Marley]

29 pounds of Cedros yellow on an 850 xl? Nice fish, but OUCH!

[tailsup1]

29 pounds of Cedros yellow on an 850 xl? Nice fish, but OUCH!

I remember that one well. Limits in the RSW, in the lee for a quick dinner before going home. Just kind of sitting on the pick while dinner was being prepared. I was just casting a plastic towards the kelp line for a calico here and there. Bobby yells, "boil"...rod in hand, I walked a few steps toward where he saw the fish made the cast and hooked up about 10 cranks in. Since we were pretty close to the kelp I just yanked and cranked and got 'em w/in 10 minutes. Tagged it for a friend who was on the AA w/ us. Fortunately, the line (20# big game) was fresh and the leadhead had that real heavy duty hook. Fun but wouldn't recommend that gear...prior to that I was only fishing 40-80#.