May Submission

[Regor]

May as well submit for May now and get the points, since I'm going away to Lake Morena for a long weekend of camping.

Either I have to carry a scale on-board, bleed less, or weigh quicker (or just catch bigger fish).... she turned out to be rather light for the length.

36" (original post measured incorrectly and included total length (41") instead of just fork length)
20 lbs (weighed at OEX Mission Bay)

[deepdvr]

Good job Greg!!!

Originally Posted by Regor

Either I have to carry a scale on-board, bleed less, or weigh quicker (or just catch bigger fish).... she turned out to be rather light for the length.

41"
20 lbs (weighed at OEX Mission Bay)

I can't tell 100% from the photo but it looks like you measured total length. We always use fork length and thus based on your measurements it would seem like a very light fish. A 41" fork length fish should be somewhere in the neighborhood of high 20's to 30 lbs.

[Regor]

Originally Posted by deepdvr

I can't tell 100% from the photo but it looks like you measured total length. We always use fork length ....

Yes, your right. So I would say the measured length should have been more in the 36" range if I take off appx 5" for tail.

[Dan]

congrats on that nice yt. on the board!

[Regor]

May submission part #2

WSB
~ 44" in
~ 34.5 lb

Tape shot:



To see the on kayak shot and full write-up, go to:
http://www.bigwatersedge.com/bwevb/s...ad.php?t=10394


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[deepdvr]

Wow, 2 first-time catches in one month! Awesome!!!!!

I don't want to see a first halibut appear tomorrow evening.

On another note, don't forget to mention if you got those fish on bait or artificial.

[Regor]

FYI - both May submissions on bait.


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[wade]

Nice Greg!!!!!!!!!!!!!