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Beautiful catch and good eating ta-boot! :thup

Looks like close to hurricane weather coming in at the coast for this weekend...think we'll be staying inland! Caty

AAAAAAmen!

Not lookin real good for us to make it out tomorrow -- Steve was lookin pretty shakey on his first day back to work this morning when he left -- prob'ly best keep that young man home and let him recover. Hope y'all slay 'em! Caty

sounds like ya oughta fish for some tuna! Those are tunatemps :)

If Steve can shake being sick, we'll go over Friday after work, fish Saturday and probably come home Sunday morning. Can't WAIT! Wish the cloud cover would clear so Terrafin could get some clear shots! We won't be without tuna gear this time though :lol: Hope to see ya over there! Caty

THAT is funny :thup

Add 2 more very interested :thup

Sure ya miss it -- ya prob'ly miss M but beins how you're in fisherperson's heaven, I doubt it's Astoria fishin ya missin! :roll:

12 volt hair dryer that plugs into the cigarette lighter slot -- dual purpose :lol:

Totally amazing! :thup I watched the photos as you were posting them -- all I can say is WOW what a beaut!

Maybe you CAN shine a flashlight from the outside and see it inside! I think the coloring is actually from the red light on the portside exterior--odd looking, eh?

Interior lightshow -- Newport, sunset, putting up the window coverings, we noticed the sunset visible inside the boat beside the dinette!

WOW that Collinite wax is really the right kinda stuff to use on the boat! We waxed 'er and polished up the chrome this morning and she's rarin to go again when the ocean calms down again :thup We still got that goofy peeling stuff on the overhang all around the boat that everyone seemed to...

Collinite wax -- Mirror shine!

Jack In Alaska, I think you'll like the Navistyle...is what we put at the helm and we both LOVE it -- lots more support and not squishy when ya sit in it :thup

First Tuna!

good idea for the slurry...let us know how it works out. I had one handline and 2 rods out (sturgeon rods) -- I s'pose one could use salmon rods if you're into gently coaxing in tuna -- but there's nothing gentle about them, nor slow -- it hit at about 40 MPH and was a handful from the start...

Yes, we did the screwdriver poke trick -- it quieted that fish down for a minute, but when the head went in the water, it seemed to rejuvenate it -- was very funny :) Since I cleaned the fish, I see where it should be slit to start the blood spurting too....interesting fish, to say the least...

Lloyd & Sue...Friday morning, we were at work! :( Saturday, we were out about 17-18 miles 300 degrees NW out of port -- picked up one tuna about 8:30 and that was all we got! What a HOOT! Sure wish I'd had the video camera when Steve had the tuna by the tail with the head in a slurry bucket...