Originally Posted by
tr0psn4j
nice trip arthur. should have called me :D
Mike says that he tried calling you Chris. But no worries man, you'll get yours this weekend. ;)
Originally Posted by
THarry65
I believe my eyes..I caught 3 of those last week...now I'm not sure, but I lived in Newport Beach for 20 years but those back drops in your photos don't look familiar to me at all...are you sure thats Newport?..
Tharry65
Newport?!? You're right, it doesn't look like Newport, because it's not in Newport. You got three of them, quite an accomplishment.
Originally Posted by
ToadsToadsOnly
Sweet!.... Awsome job on the salmon and butts.
Indeed, we had a pretty decent day in the surf.
Originally Posted by
Badfish2
I thought Salmon fishing was closed completely this year?
From DFG Website.
www.dfg.ca.gov
Back to Question List
http://www.dfg.ca.gov/news/issues/salmon/#10
Ocean Salmon for 2008
Is the California ocean salmon fishery now closed?
All California ocean sport and commercial salmon fisheries are currently closed.
Emergency action was taken by the Pacific Fishery Management Council (PFMC), National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS), and the California Fish and Game Commission (FGC) to close the ocean sport fishery between Horse Mountain and Point Arena (Fort Bragg area) beginning April 1, 2008. Emergency action was also taken to close the April 5, 2008 sport fishing openers in San Francisco and Monterey port areas (south of Point Arena to the U.S.-Mexico Border).
Either way, amazing report, and thanks for the photos!!
Thanks for the info. Now do me a favor, can you look up what is the penalty and/or fine for an "Incidental" catch?
Originally Posted by
klocked
WOW!! Absolutely the best report I have read since day 1!!
You guys have got skills in locating fish!! Makes me feel like I'm still wandering around aimlessly hoping I'm somewhere close to the fish.
I mean I've done ok but you guys are amazing!! Great job out there!!
As far as the DFG regs and assuming that is a silver salmon(coho),
it says....
In chapter 4, section
27.80. Salmon.
(c)
Limit:
(1) Two salmon per day. See sub-section (c)(2) below and Section 1.17.
(2) Statewide Silver (coho) Salmon Restrictions: No silver (coho) salmon may be retained.
Once again, great report!!
Klocked
Cannot target or keep any Salmon whatsoever. Let's hope they make a big comeback.
Originally Posted by
fishon714
I think DFG is in need of some cash. They may be planting these unknown species to SoCal waters in hopes of catching an unsuspecting fisherman and handing him a $1,000,0000 ticket. Awesome catch Arthur and Mike! I'm just waiting for the usual Yellowtail to start biting off Catalina!!!
Let us know when the Yellows starts running, we just might get one from the surf. ;)
Originally Posted by
4g63power
awesome! you guys just nailed them out there..way to go on the salmon and flatties..
It's a rare day when you get both Salmon & Halibut... very lucky.
Originally Posted by
steve092
Great read man.
Originally Posted by
steve092
Great report. Congrats on the Salmon.
Thanks Steve. :cool:
Originally Posted by
JSAUCE818
Arthur, Arthur,....you are having way to much fun man.... AND THAT'S WHAT ITS ALL ABOUT! ......congrats to you and the SurfMaster! (kichigai)
Originally Posted by
JSAUCE818
All you need is a WSB from the surf, which I'm sure you 2 will pull it off soon....
I've been trying to get a WSB from the surf Jesse. I had a juvenile pop off the hook a couple of weeks ago. I thought that it was a YFC, but when I saw it close to me before it came unbuttoned... it was a WSB.
Originally Posted by
Cangler
What ? ... no YFC ?
I'm starting to miss those YFC's... haven't nabbed one in awhile.
Originally Posted by
Possman
Best way to tell if they are Coho is from the gums....Chinook have black gums, Coho have white gums with gray sploches, and steelhead have all white. Those have to be Coho (still unreal), no way we get 1 steelhead this down here let alone 3! Plus Coho are the ones that tend to be jumpers, not common to see the others jump clear of the water. WTG Wingnut!
Great ID info., thanks. We identified it as a Coho from a Goggle search and from the DFG website. Jumpers... I'd say so, spectacular jumpers.
Originally Posted by
doyoufishmuch
Wow! Congrats on the beautiful new species and thanks for the amazing report!!
This new species is special... and rare.
Originally Posted by
City Dad
Wingnut,
Originally Posted by
City Dad
No need for words Tim, I know what you're thinking... "How would one of those things feel on a fly rod...?" ;)
Originally Posted by
fish_sauce
OMG!!!!!!
Originally Posted by
fish_sauce
you guys make it look toooooo freaken easy!
congrats on the awesome catch!
awesome report, awesome pictures! keep them commin!
They were just running that day, we were very lucky to be there.
Originally Posted by
crappiemike
People Should Take Note, This What Happens When You Get Out
Originally Posted by
crappiemike
Alot, Cool Report & Nice Fish!! Cm
Pretty good for getting out about once a week on average.