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THE DARKHORSE · 01-04-2009, 01:19 PM

I thought about this question for a couple of days and was torn, quite a few memorable fish to consider. Even though this wasn't my largest White Seabass or a 36 lb Yellowtail caught on 18 lb flouro (a close second)...this would have to be THE ONE.

I was neck and neck with my closest competitor for the WCW title, with two Yellowtail of 36 lb's and 34 lb's for the month, but the pressure on my shoulders popped like a balloon when I sunk the gaff in this girl. I finally opened that beer I kept in my dry bag all month to soak up that feeling, victory!

The only problem with catching White Seabass over fifty pounds...tough to avoid the double-chin in the pictures.

01-04-2009, 01:19 PM	#33
THE DARKHORSE Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Seven minutes from the launch! Posts: 987	THE NAIL IN THE COFFIN. I thought about this question for a couple of days and was torn, quite a few memorable fish to consider. Even though this wasn't my largest White Seabass or a 36 lb Yellowtail caught on 18 lb flouro (a close second)...this would have to be THE ONE. I was neck and neck with my closest competitor for the WCW title, with two Yellowtail of 36 lb's and 34 lb's for the month, but the pressure on my shoulders popped like a balloon when I sunk the gaff in this girl. I finally opened that beer I kept in my dry bag all month to soak up that feeling, victory! The only problem with catching White Seabass over fifty pounds...tough to avoid the double-chin in the pictures. __________________