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34 Tuna 7-22 Westport

Discussion in 'Washington Saltwater Fishing Reports' started by masterrep, Jul 24, 2012.

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  1. masterrep

    masterrep Newbie

    Location:
    Federal Way WA
    Name:
    Bob Oliver
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    26 ft North River OS
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    Headed to WP Saturday afternoon had to get ice by 5pm gor there just in time to load the boat with a tote about 700 pounds is what the ice man told me. Was hearing mixed reports for Friday started to hear better reports Saturday evening. Fished with a crew of four brother Steve Jeff Pederson and Matt Pollack. Left our slip at 4:30 am Sunday over to bait dock waited for Jose he loaded us with bait at 5:15. The bar was pretty slopy one of those deals where no one says a dam thing tell everyone to make sure they have there life jackets that made everyone pucker a little more. Make it accross and headed for 30/00 ran about 15 to 20 mph. We ran 5 rods 2 with Xraps and 3 with clone's. Picked up our first Tuna right away got a couple on bait stop did this over and over for a few hours we had a very good morning bite. The bait stops really weren't producing the way we wanted not sure why we couldn't get bigger numbers on the stops. We did hit some 60 degree water and got a quad going landed all 4. Called it a day around 2:30 figured 34 was enough. wanted to thank Todd Girtz who has always given me great advice on how to get it done. Crew mate Matt Pollack spent a good week getting everything dialed in new line etc we were set we had no down time. Ride back in was sweet listening to satalite radio classic rock hitting 30 mph feels good especialy when you have a load of fish. Filled up fish box, large Costco cooler, kill bag that wife got me for christmas nice to get something you can really use:)Hope to get back out soon. Sorry about the pictures couldn't get them to go clock wise so you'll need to turn your head.
     

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  2. critterkiller

    critterkiller AKA Cohobankie

    Location:
    W.Seattle
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    Jefe'
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    Strong Work Bob.
     
    critterkiller, Jul 24, 2012
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  3. jskfish

    jskfish Member

    Location:
    Federal Way, WA
    Name:
    John Kapica
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    Pursuit 315OS
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    nice job! Thanks for the report, jsk
     
    jskfish, Jul 24, 2012
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  4. Carl

    Carl Bridesmaid,,,,,,,Again

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    Carl
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    Nice haul!...:appl:
    I continue to find it interesting that the Albie's caught up your way tend to be built much differently than the typical SoCal Albie. The fish you get up there tend to be more streamlined, bullet shaped fish.
    I wonder if that's a genetic, dietary or maybe migration related phenomena? :confused:
     
    Carl, Jul 24, 2012
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  5. Roll the Bones

    Roll the Bones Dr. Fong

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    Operating Room
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    Dr. Fong
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    Hewescraft 250 Alaskan
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    Way to knock em! Nice work
     
    Roll the Bones, Jul 24, 2012
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  6. KillerBeee

    KillerBeee Salt Water Aficionado

    Location:
    Puget Sound, WA
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    Dave
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    18.5 Tiderunner KillerBeee
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    Great job Bob,
    I was talking to you Sunday morning just before you left the slip. Nice to finally meet you.
    See you out there soon,
    Beee
     
    KillerBeee, Jul 24, 2012
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  7. POPEYE-SCOTT

    POPEYE-SCOTT Member

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    Popeye
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    Good report thanks
     
    POPEYE-SCOTT, Jul 24, 2012
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  8. Hawaiian Style

    Hawaiian Style Newbie

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    Spokane
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    Tom
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    Nice load of fish we used 3/8 sinker to the bait lines
     
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  9. tuna.

    tuna. Swab

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    Ken
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    Very nice!
     
    tuna., Jul 24, 2012
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  10. wyoming_sal

    wyoming_sal left handed dog polisher

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    sal
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    SWEET!
     
    wyoming_sal, Jul 24, 2012
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  11. NHN

    NHN Deep Sea Master Baiter

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    Norm
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    some buddies boat whore !
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    Nice job! I see you broke your brothers Tuna cherry, he's my neighbor! Way to go and those are nice numbers! Talked to him today! 34 yee ha!! Norm.
     
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  12. fishchasr

    fishchasr Member

    Location:
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    Greg
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    Awesome report and pics. Well done!
     
    fishchasr, Jul 24, 2012
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  13. mrfish11

    mrfish11 "Ice Melter"

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    One bad motha load!
     
    mrfish11, Jul 24, 2012
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  14. Hunter Dan

    Hunter Dan I've posted enough I should edit this section

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    It's cultural...you Californians have always seen things alittle differently than we northwesterners!:finger::rofl::finger:
     
    Hunter Dan, Jul 24, 2012
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  15. OuterLimits

    OuterLimits Newbie

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    Nice grade of fish!
     
    OuterLimits, Jul 24, 2012
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  16. DaKanati

    DaKanati Captain

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    Josh
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    Nice job!
     
    DaKanati, Jul 24, 2012
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  17. lofin

    lofin Captain Dave

    Location:
    mt vernon wa usa
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    Dave
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    20' trophy/lofin 27 Seasport/16 alumna weld /16 Lund
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    nice report ,job well done
     
    lofin, Jul 24, 2012
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  18. TunaSlayer951

    TunaSlayer951 The "MASTER" Baiter

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    Carson
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    !
     
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  19. TunaSlayer951

    TunaSlayer951 The "MASTER" Baiter

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    thats quite a slaying you did there!
     
    TunaSlayer951, Jul 24, 2012
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  20. TunaSlayer951

    TunaSlayer951 The "MASTER" Baiter

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    killed it
     
    TunaSlayer951, Jul 24, 2012
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