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Old 04-07-2005, 10:02 AM
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Cornado islands bonnie bite 4/3/05

Headed out about 7:00am, towards the islands for bonnies. Hopeing to get Sluesters FARTHER - INLAW on the take. We get just inside of Puky point, looking at the meter >>>>>> looks bad. Its new And I do not know how to play with it yet. 582L furuno. Anyway thats a different story. Well, went to grab the trolling rods, Only to find one has no line??????????????? left the reel in neutral, I guess the wind did the rest. Go figure. Thank goodness for multible rods. Well we trolled for nada.....finally got the fish finder down; well sort of. Metered some goodies at the bottom. But got only hit once....we decide to run over to OUTLAW, he was near the south end of the north island, so the Sluester can get his tackle, and light gear. They had landed 2 bonnies. We then trolled towards south island just on the west side of bird rock, got our first hook up on the black and purple rapala. That little 8lber kicked Sluester's father in law ( Jim ).!! too funny.

we began again 1 minute later 2nd hook up, gave it
back to jim......Boy he was sweatin then.

way...........funny to watch him work that fish. Sluester as ALLWAY"S a trooper to be reckon with....on the ball with cleaning the decks between hits. We then made sure both rods had the B&P rapalas. then continued to troll towards the south Island, by this time 4 sporties were movin in on us....too funny, but we continued untill we landed 10 bonnies from 8 - 13 lbs digital then we escorted outlaw back to the dock, he was running low on fuel.
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Great report

Sounds like a awesome day on the water nice looking Bonita!! I had to go to your gallery to view the photos though might be my computer?? The Dr. says 2 or 3 more weeks before I should pull on anything ( bones still fusing ) got to tell you I’m dying here things are starting to happen! Oh yea pretty cool about them fixing the rockfish regs. As of 4/16/05 hu?? That in possession thing was a real drag.
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Old 04-07-2005, 05:10 PM
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Yeah I know glad that we can go get em...i just got to figure out my fish finder,....haveing a bit of problems getting it to work right.
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Old 04-07-2005, 06:21 PM
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Genelie,
Nice fish. Also, I like the rod holder setup your picture shows on the rear seat rails next to the engine. I may have to try that out. Do you get tangled up with the two lines running so close together or do you stagger the length of the lines, different depths?
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Old 04-08-2005, 08:08 AM
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I have only gotten tangled once....due to running a cedar plug, on one holder, and a jig on the other. I had the jig to close in by the cedar plug....The cedar plug loves to wonder all over. But if you use normal jigs....and stagger them...all is okay. BUTTTTT do not use the rod holders like mine.....get all crome, the ones I have, the bar connector is plastic and wants to turn if you get a big enough strike........I am saving my pennies..for new ones. Just last Sat I have those same type on my side rails as well, got a good strike...If I was not paying attension I would of lost a good pole.
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