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January 12th, 2012 — Book Review, tuna
There are few books dedicated to rhapsodizing on tuna fish, but this is one of the few, and we are not ashamed to say that we loved every single page. If you love tuna, fishing for it, preparing it and eating it, you are pretty much guaranteed to feel the same way. When you’re dealing [...]
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Is Saltwater Fishing Right For You? Saltwater fishing can be a lot of fun, but it isn’t right for everyone. Before you head out on the ocean and discover you are miserable, there are a few things you should think about before getting started. Here are some great tips to help you determine if saltwater fishing...... -
Review: The Barefoot Fisherman: A Fishing Book for Kids by Paul Amdahl This book is designed to cater to grades four through six, and specifically children who are already familiar with the basics associated with fishing but that want to learn more about this unique recreational sport. This book covers a wide variety of different topics on fishing for children, including approaching...... - Review: What Fish Don't Want You to Know - An Insider's Guide to Freshwater Fishing When it comes to freshwater fishing, one can never learn everything there is to know. What the book entitled “What Fish Don't Want You to Know - An Insider's Guide to Freshwater Fishing” provides is a comprehensive guide to all aspects of freshwater fishing; tips and tricks, anecdotes and commonsense......
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Binoculars That Go the Distance You've got the perfect fishing trip planned, and your gear is set for an early start. Or is it? While out on the lake, a good set of marine binoculars can provide a distinct advantage even over the best fishing sunglasses. With a wide range of price points, you can...... - Book Review: The LL Bean Ultimate Book of Fly Fishing by Macauley Lord, Dick Talleur and Dave Whitlock When it comes to the great outdoors, LL Bean is probably one of the most recognized authorities on the subject. They have built up quite a following over the years with their outdoor clothing and accessories and it was only natural that instructional books would follow. If you are interested......
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August 31st, 2011 — environment, Fishing, tuna, yellowtail
Have you ever hear of the Kona Kampachi? Well I think you will be hearing a lot more about it soon… The Kona Kampachi is a sashimi grade Hawaiian species of yellowtail (amberjack family and related to hamachi) with no detectable mercury or PCBs… AND IT IS SUSTAINABLE FARMED by Kona Blue. First a little more about [...]
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Fishing Report: August 21, 2009 Let's take a look at how fishing's been so far this week. Lake Fishing - In Berryessa, the Kokanee are definitely being found and caught in good numbers for anyone that is trolling between 50 feet and 60 feet underneath the surface of the water. Bass fishing has been also...... -
How to Catch Yellow Fin Tuna If you eat tuna, then chances are you’ve already sampled this delicious variety of the popular fish. While blue fin tuna are also popular, yellow fin tuna are by far the most commonly caught variety and the one that is commonly used in commercial foods. While you may not have...... -
Fishing Report: October 9, 2009 Lake Fishing - In Amador, the trout plants are beginning during this week, and we are going to see about 15 tons worth of trout going in by the time the week is over. This is 30,000 pounds worth of trout going in at around the 2lb class. This is...... -
Fishing the Big One in Lake Tahoe Lake Tahoe offers plenty of exceptional scenery making it worth the fishing trip price just to see the dawn as it tints the Sierras in lovely gold. Fishing is not very productive here since the lake tends to be too pure and clear for supporting a large population worth of...... -
West Coast Salmon Season an Official Disater Jim Balsiger, acting assistant administrator of NOAA's National Marine Fisheries Service says in an understatement, "This is a bleak year." Federal officials at a Thursday news conference officially called the West Coast ocean salmon fishery a failure. This move paves the way for congress to appropriate economic disaster assistance for......
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August 13th, 2011 — Boating, Camping, Fishing, Fort Bragg, Fuel Dock, Guest Berths, Restaurant, tuna
Dolphin Isle Marina is located in: Fort Bragg, CA Phone: 707.964.4113 Average Water Depth: The average water depth here is around 14 feet, but this is subject to change due to weather conditions. We recommend calling ahead to check the current levels before you arrive. Marine Standby Channel: Yes, the marina monitors marine channel 66. [...]
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Port San Luis Harbor, Avila Beach, CA Phone: (805) 595-5400 Marine Stand By Channel? Yes, the marina monitors both channels 12 and 16. Average Water Depth? Usually about 12 feet, but this can vary. It is best to call ahead to confirm current depths. Is there a pumpout station? Yes, you'll find this located near the fuel...... -
Buck's Lake Marina, Quincy, CA Buck's Lake Marina is located in: Quincy, CA Phone Number: 530.283.4243 Average Water Depth: The lake levels are subject to change. Please call ahead for the exact depth before you arrive. Marine Stand by Channel: At this time the marina does not monitor a standby channel. They are however accessible...... -
Berkeley Marina Berkeley Marina is located in: Berkeley, CA Phone: 510.981.6740 Website: http://www.ci.berkeley.ca.us/marina/ Slips: 1100 About the Marina: This is one of the largest marinas in the Bay Area. It is home to the Berkeley Yacht Club as well as the Cal Sailing Club. A hotel is located conveniently within walking distance...... -
Vallejo Municipal Marina The Vallejo Municipal Marina is located in Vallejo, CA Phone: 707.648.4370 Website: http://www.ci.vallejo.ca.us/GovSite/ Slips: 809 This is the largest marina that is located in the north part of the bay. It offers numerous berths, both covered and non, as well as restaurants and other facilities. Berth Pricing: Wooden Berths -...... -
Mariner's Resort, Eagle Lake, CA Mariner's Resort is located on Eagle Lake Phone: 530.825.3333 Average Water Depth: Eagle Lake's levels do tend to fluctuate. Please call the marina for more information before you arrive. Marine Stand by Channel: At this time, the marina does not monitor any stand by channels, but they are available by......
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December 3rd, 2010 — Boating, Fishing, Tips and Tricks, tuna
If you eat tuna, then chances are you’ve already sampled this delicious variety of the popular fish. While blue fin tuna are also popular, yellow fin tuna are by far the most commonly caught variety and the one that is commonly used in commercial foods. While you may not have the same equipment as a [...]
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How to Catch Ling Cod If you have never heard of the Ling Cod before, this is a fun fish to try to catch that can be found anywhere along the California coast, as far south as Baja. This is a popular fish that gives a lot of sport and the size is well worth...... -
Beautiful Salmon Catch From Last July [pic] Captain Perry assures me that the tides and the weather are about to cooperate, but until then here is another nice catch he made last July. His deck hand Larry Rivera is in the picture. Fish were caught off of the Duxbury bouy. — Join Captain Perry Kerson of Sea...... -
Catching More Fish with Worms Fishing with worms can be really lucrative, and can drive excellent results but only if you follow some basic techniques and utilize some of the best fishing tips. Worms can be either live worms or synthetic worms, but you should shy away from the plastic worms that bass fishermen seem...... -
Fishing Report: December 31, 2010 Lakes and Saltwater Anderson: The level of the lake is actually being drained down, and fresh water is coming in. The fish are not moving in their usual patterns because of this change – they are thrown off and somewhat confused. Because of that, fishing is hard to predict here....... - Review: What Fish Don't Want You to Know - An Insider's Guide to Freshwater Fishing When it comes to freshwater fishing, one can never learn everything there is to know. What the book entitled “What Fish Don't Want You to Know - An Insider's Guide to Freshwater Fishing” provides is a comprehensive guide to all aspects of freshwater fishing; tips and tricks, anecdotes and commonsense......
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October 29th, 2010 — CA, San Diego, sardine, Trophy Catch, Trophy Catch 1, tuna, yellowfin tuna
This post is from SFBoater Trophy Catch Jackpot I. Got a trophy catch? Get paid for your fish stories. Trophy Tuna Cow by Valene Garrison Aboard the Royal Polaris out of San Diego for a 14 day long range fishing trip from December 9 to December 23, 2009. I caught this 215 lb yellowfin tuna [...]
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Fishing Report: June 10, 2011 Lake fishing has seen a lot of improvement this week with a few plants. Trout is the best catch in most locations. Berryessa: Best spots for this week are in between Big Island, the Narrows and Ranch House. Fishing for bass is best done at above 15 feet. Best bait...... - San Francisco Bay Area Fishing Guide -- Book Review I recently purchased and read the book San Francisco Bay Areas Fishing Guide by Ray Rychnovsky. It is an excellent primer and refresher on fishing in the San Francisco Bay Area. It covers everything open ocean, ocean reef, near shore, beach, the entire San Francisco Bay, San Pablo Bay, the entrance......
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Oyster Point -- Marina, Fuel Dock, Boat Ramp, and Inn Oyster Point is a 600 berth marina, fuel dock, boat launch, inn, and bait shop in South San Francisco on the west side of the bay. The bait shop and general store has a wide varity of food, drinks, frozen bait and live bait in season. It is $10 to...... -
Trophy Catch Volume I Update Got a trophy catch? Get paid for your fish stories. This post is updating the stats for Trophy Catch I. The winner of the Trophy Catch receives a $100 Amazon Gift Card. Winner determined by number of unique visitors to the individual Trophy Catch. There are currently 3 entries in...... - Fishing Oyster Point This morning I went fishing in the bay for the first time. I was targeting California Halibut off Oyster Point in the San Francisco Bay. I choose Oyster Point because I had heard that it had excellent Halibut and it is the home of Oyster Point Bait and Tackle, which......
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September 10th, 2010 — bass, Berkeley, catfish, crappie, Delta Fishing, Emeryville, Fishing, Fishing Report, Halibut, Kokanee salmon, lake fishing, Monterey, quarry lakes, Reservoirs, rock cod, Salmon, saltwater fishing, San Francisco Bay, stripers, trout, tuna
Lakes and Saltwater Anderson: Anyone looking to get some good bass fishing in should look to 15 feet deep. The best fishing is coming to those using robo worms. Do not head to this location for crappie. Berkeley: The recent weather has made the area somewhat difficult to fish. Halibut fishing is spotty at best, [...]
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Fishing Report for July 17th, 2009 Fishing has been sturdy over the past week, but the key to getting what you want is to know the best place to find it. Here is a look at current lake fishing experiences: Bass: If you are looking for bass this week, there are a number of worthwhile places...... -
Fishing Report: January 14, 2011 Lakes and Saltwater Anderson: If you are planning on taking a boat out know that the launch ramp is low. You will be able to use it, but it may be a little difficult. Use reaction baits if you are trying to get some bass at the lake. Berryessa:...... -
Fishing Report: January 21, 2011 Lakes and Saltwater Anderson: If you manage to get around 30 to 40 feet deep you are going to be able to catch some bass. It may be difficult for you to get as many as you want, but you will be able to pick some up. The bass...... -
Fishing Report: October 29, 2010 Lakes and Saltwater Anderson: This location has been pretty strong for those who are looking to pick up a good bass bite. Those who are using finesse baits are going to find the best bite. If you are looking to spoon, head to the open water areas. Berkeley: Striped bass...... -
Fishing Report: February 25, 2011 Lakes and Saltwater Anderson: If you are looking for bass in the one to two pound region you are going to want to head to the south end of the lake. If you want to see the best bite possible you are going to want to use strong finesse tactics.......
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October 26th, 2009 — News, tuna
Regulators in Hawaii have recently approved a startup company in Honolulu’s plan to begin building the first tuna farm in the nation off of the waters near the Big Island. The company, known as Hawaii Oceanic Technology, is aiming to create an open ocean farm that is environmentally friendly and provides development of big eye [...]
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Kona Kampachi -- Sustainably Farmed Yellow Tail from Kona Blue [pics] Have you ever hear of the Kona Kampachi? Well I think you will be hearing a lot more about it soon... The Kona Kampachi is a sashimi grade Hawaiian species of yellowtail (amberjack family and related to hamachi) with no detectable mercury or PCBs... AND IT IS SUSTAINABLE FARMED by Kona Blue....... - West Coast Salmon Season Called Off From the Contra Costa Times (http://www.contracostatimes.com/search/ci_8557645): Unprecedented collapse in fish population forces cancellation among West Coast states Early season salmon fishing off the coasts of California and most of Oregon was shut down Wednesday by federal regulators responding to an unprecedented collapse of salmon populations along the West Coast. The......
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King Salmon By Local Bay Area Angler [pic] This King Salmon was caught by a well know local angler Joesph Meiswinkle Captain Perry's favorite angler of anglers. This fish was caught by Sea Turtle Sport Fishing (story below) Last season we were following a school of year old fish, feeding in the large area between Point Reyes and the...... - Tuna, a Love Story By Richard Ellis There are few books dedicated to rhapsodizing on tuna fish, but this is one of the few, and we are not ashamed to say that we loved every single page. If you love tuna, fishing for it, preparing it and eating it, you are pretty much guaranteed to feel the......
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December 3rd, 2008 — Boating, News, tuna
Two thousand years ago, the Roman legions that conquered southern Europe relied heavily upon dried bluefin tuna. Unfortunately, this species of tuna, despite having survived the overwhelming demands of the Roman conquest may have finally met its match in the global appetite for sushi. The bluefin tuna can weigh as much as 1,500 lbs and [...]
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Lake Nacimiento Lake Nacimiento is located in: Bradley, CA Phone: (805) 238-2376 About the Lake: With 165 miles of shoreline and the fact that this is the only place to find white bass in the entire state, Lake Nacimiento has earned its reputation as one of the finest boating...... -
Bullards Bar Lake Bullards Bar Lake is located in: Nevada City, CA Phone: (530) 288-3231 About the Lake: This gorgeous lake covers 4700 acres and is located near Nevada City. The North Yuba butts up against the lake and this is considered to be one of the tallest dams in California. The lake...... -
Don Pedro Lake Don Pedro Lake is Located in: La Grange, CA Phone: (209) 852-2396 About the Lake: Don Pedro Lake is a lake that is rich in history. It is not crowded and it's location makes it perfect for a quick getaway. With more than 500 campsites, two full service marinas and...... -
Salmon Anglers in Puget Sound Salmon anglers in the Puget Sound may be able to take advantage of longer seasons and numerous additional opportunities for fishing in 2009, but they will have to release the wild fish that they catch. The State Department of Fish and Wildlife recently released a proposal for a sweeping increase...... -
Lake Berryessa Berryessa Lake is located in: Napa, CA Phone: (707) 966-2111 This picture is the entry point into the Lake Berryessa Dam's Hydroelectric system (or maybe the spillover?). Below is a Google maps satellite picture of the same location. View Larger Map About the Lake: One of the most interesting facts......
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