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Ojos_raros · 08-10-2007, 01:05 PM

ok finally got the resized image. My wife and I decided a Baja run was needed. Surf was predicted flat for the entire week so we drove to San Quintin for a few days. Went out on a panga and got valuable info - being a polyglot does have great benefits. I ran into Wavester and recognized him from LJ - he had pulled my Honda Civic out of deep LJ sand around 4:30 am some months ago. We exchanged some info and decided to meet the next day.

Day 2 launched at 6 am in the kayak and birds were working just offshore. I knew it would be a great day. I hooked up trolling a 18 cm Yo Zuri. The rod bounced a tad, I turned and looked at the tip, and the entire rod jerked violently followed by line zipping away on 30 lb test. Yeah!! The birds continued to work and I made a half hearted attempt at number 2 but I knew I was done for the day - no need to be greedy

It weighed in at 55 lbs on the digital

lambadmin · 08-10-2007, 01:31 PM

Adam, nice fish. I'd love to see the pic. The URL you embedded seems proper but your PhotoBucket gallery may be private or something. Upload the pic to your BWE gallery and then throw a link to it in your post.

Dave, your post got edited to add that picture in the top so it can be anchored for the BWE site front page. If you have a problem with that, just let me know.

COngrats to both of you again.

wavster · 08-10-2007, 08:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by lambadmin

Dave, your post got edited to add that picture in the top so it can be anchored for the BWE site front page. If you have a problem with that, just let me know.

COngrats to both of you again.

No problem. I just was wondering how it got edited. Then I saw it on the front page
and thought - COOL!

Thanks for that.

--Dave

08-10-2007, 01:05 PM	#1
Ojos_raros Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Santa Barbara Posts: 124	ok finally got the resized image. My wife and I decided a Baja run was needed. Surf was predicted flat for the entire week so we drove to San Quintin for a few days. Went out on a panga and got valuable info - being a polyglot does have great benefits. I ran into Wavester and recognized him from LJ - he had pulled my Honda Civic out of deep LJ sand around 4:30 am some months ago. We exchanged some info and decided to meet the next day. Day 2 launched at 6 am in the kayak and birds were working just offshore. I knew it would be a great day. I hooked up trolling a 18 cm Yo Zuri. The rod bounced a tad, I turned and looked at the tip, and the entire rod jerked violently followed by line zipping away on 30 lb test. Yeah!! The birds continued to work and I made a half hearted attempt at number 2 but I knew I was done for the day - no need to be greedy It weighed in at 55 lbs on the digital Last edited by Ojos_raros; 08-11-2007 at 04:01 PM.

08-10-2007, 01:31 PM	#2
lambadmin Spam Sanitation Dept Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 1,377	Adam, nice fish. I'd love to see the pic. The URL you embedded seems proper but your PhotoBucket gallery may be private or something. Upload the pic to your BWE gallery and then throw a link to it in your post. Dave, your post got edited to add that picture in the top so it can be anchored for the BWE site front page. If you have a problem with that, just let me know. COngrats to both of you again.