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Thread: Don't see a lot of West Coast fishermen on this site....

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    Don't see a lot of West Coast fishermen on this site....

    so here is one.

    My name is Tony and my son just bought a 21' C/C. We fish generally in the San Diego area, anywhere from onshore, halibut being my first choice, to chasing tuna 50 miles plus. All our previous fishing has been on my 17.5' SeaSwirl C/C, even the 50 mile runs. I really look forward to making the trips in a more confortable, drier boat than we did in the past. My son bought the isenglass (spl) enclosure and it's worth every dine he spent on it.

    My Seaswirl still sits in my garage where is available for my local trips during the week. I spent too many hours modifying it to sell. I have grown too fond of it to sell it.

    My son, who is 43, does not like computers, so here I will be on this site instead.

    Look forward to "talking" to you.

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    Welcome Tony from our country's west coast. We are glad you joined us, and hope you can both contribute new ideas and pictures and maybe learn something that will help you and your son.

    From the other coast, Vic in Osprey FL

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    Thanks for the greeting.

    My son who is a cabinet maker by trade is in the process of building a electronics box to mount on the t-top and a cleaning board that will be mounted across the two stern seat arm rests.

    As soon as he is done I will post some pictures. Oh, and he's adding teak rails at the stern. One of his friends is a outstanding custom chest designer which includes intricate inlays. He did two on my son's teak rails. One is a YFT and the other is a halibut, my favorite species.

    Everything should be done in one week.

    BTW, since I'm new to this site, how do I post pictures?

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    Welcome to the site. I'm glad you found us. Here is a link to a short tutorial on uploading pictures in the gallery:

    http://www.triumphowners.org/Docs/image_upload.htm
    http://www.triumphowners.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=75

    Let me know if you need anything.

    Quote Originally Posted by FISH2XS
    BTW, since I'm new to this site, how do I post pictures?

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    ncangler,

    I'm printing out your tutorial link right now and as soon as we get done with all the modifications I will post pictures.

    Thanks,

    Tony

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    New Guy

    Look to see you on the water. We are picking up this weekend and should be out for spring break. Living in Temecula so probably launching in Oceanside, Mission Bay and San Diego. Boat name is OUR REWARD.

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    johnnylite

    Thanks for the welcone.

    My son's boat name is BAD FISH. I am putting the name on his boat as soon as the weather drys up a little. Been unusually rainy around here, but probably not as much as in your area. I already had a sign shop cut it out. About 6" letters with a nice 4 color yellowfin tuna between the two words. My youngest son is a graphics guy so he designed the tuna for.

    BTW: My boat is a 17.5 SeaSwirl C/C with my boat name FISH2XS on both sides also. I fish quite frequently during the week.

    I know the San Diego area pretty well but O'side is an area I am not familiar with.

    You want to do any buddy boating just send me an e-mail at fish2xs2004@pacbell.net.

    Hope to hear from you.

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    New Guy

    Will do. We are doing our shakedown tomorrow.
    Baby boy (14) is off for two weeks, spring break.
    Should be out alot. Oceanside is closest to us but I grew up in SD.
    Have you done the Coronado run ever?

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    Coronado fishing

    johnnylite,

    Yes, I have fished the Coronados quite a few times over living 40 years in San Diego.

    But one of my favorite spots in down the Mexican coast, a place called Punta Desconso, 25 miles down.

    On our first trip this year we caught a 40# WSB.

    It's off the beaten path, but because of that it gets very little pressure. Most times I am there by myself with only a couple local pangas. Occasionally, very occassionally, there might be one other boat.

    There's good kelp and hard bottom areas (90' deep) where we target bass and rockcod fishing with just bait casting gear. I usually release everthing but the red snapper which I like to BBQ.

    It's an interesting area.

    Tony

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    Cool Buddy Boat

    We just purchased a new 2004 210cc from a dealer in the middle of the desert and would love to Buddy Boat for albies/ yellow kelp patty hopping etc. Let me know.

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