Bump.......I believe there could be minimal fines involved if not filed in time.

Don't forget to report your harvest for 2013........you can do it online here if you haven't done so already 

Abalone and I believe Salmon are due by the end of the month.

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Sweet write up.......felt like I was right there with you. Reminds me of some big ones lost in Baja

Thanks for sharing

Antonio

BONEfish 

I like her man hands.

Man hands are hot! 

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You want to try carpooling again?

Quote from: Cabeza de Martillo on January 23, 2014, 10:59:33 AM

So far no ones mentioned any kind of soap to remove the stink just water.

Will "sink the stink' work on these suits as well?

I never used that "sink the stink" stuff.  When I wash my gear I fill a tub half way with water then add a little laundry detergent and cup or three of white vinegar.  The first thing I do is put the suit in the tub, inside out and dunk it for a while then hang it to dry on a piece of rope that I have stretched across my hammock stand.  Then I do the rest of my gear in the tub.  I don't use too much soap, I'm not looking for suds.  The vinegar is supposed to be anti-bacterial.  I don't know if it works but it's cheap so I put it in the mix.  After a while I flip the suit over to dry the other side.  Once that's dry I flip it right side out and dry the outside so I can fold and store it in a plastic crate.

Thanks Rob do you store it right side out in your crate? What do you know about the sticking together of the neoprene? Will storing it in the fashion that you describe prevent it from sticking?

Quote from: jjjjeremy on January 23, 2014, 10:22:28 AM

Hose it off and hang inside out. The neoprene can stick together if left in contact for too long.

Yes... I ruined my Picasso this way...