Who's with me? I'm going to set up the ultimate manly man fishing trip. Here's the plan, early in the am we mount up and leave Ilwaco on our stand up paddle boards during max ebb. We point our boards out for the open ocean and head to Astoria Canyon where we go noodling for Halibut. To finish off the day we can troll for salmon and catch the bar at max ebb again for the return trip to the marina.....I wonder how many crab pots you could stack on one of those stand up boards?
ultimate manly man fishing trip
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starcrafttom
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Bc check your suger level and have a candy bar or somthing. to early to be drinking.
starcrafttom
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That what I want to here from a teacher :roll:
matt_unique
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Sarge":2bb6mii1 said:
Well if you guys are going for a manly trip I think you should consider the following instead:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6zc79UQj1hQ
Ha ha ha!
matt_unique
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localboy":1qu55zdy said:
Ha ha - I think that is such a funny video - surfing behind a Megalodon right past other surfers as though that sort of thing happens all the time.
starcrafttom
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noodleing is the art or stupidity of using your hand as bait for large cat fish in rivers. Mostly done by drunk, stoned or crossbred trailer dwellers in the mid west. I think someone was making a joke about halibut. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LksuKTD8y0o
Well I knew about that kinda catfish noodling but I was wondering if the halibut reference was a take-off on it; a sort of "slang". I obviously know nothing about halibut fishing, as we discussed Tom. This just re-enforces my lack of experience. :lol:
By the way, I've tried catfish once. DON'T CARE FOR IT, so it can stay in the middle/south of the country as far as I'm concerned. The idea of going into water where I can't see 1" due to the dirt/muck etc, feeling around for whatever is there and then WANTING it to bite me is NOT my idea of "fun".
By the way, I've tried catfish once. DON'T CARE FOR IT, so it can stay in the middle/south of the country as far as I'm concerned. The idea of going into water where I can't see 1" due to the dirt/muck etc, feeling around for whatever is there and then WANTING it to bite me is NOT my idea of "fun".
starcrafttom
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The best cat fish in the world comes from clear cold lakes in the sierras. The meat is white as paper and not brown like in rivers and water lakes. Little grass valley lake is full of them. We would fish for trout all day and then come back to the shore after dark for the cats. All about 2 lbs and tasty. I have not found any around here yet.