It is looking like I will be saying so long to cali and moving to Fla. It's been a challenging last few months. Lack of a good paying job and the fact we have a daughter in Fla. going through cancer treatment, has motivated me to take a job there. My wife and I figure we can be more help to our daughter in being a few hours away rather than on the other side of the country if things go south for her. The job may not be my first choice in what it is going to take to do but the company seems willing to help us with moving so, I guess I will give it my best shot.
I don't know anything about when we may leave and all as things are still being worked out. I should know a little more this afternoon after hopefully the last negotiation call today
I'm not big on long good-byes and all that so I'll just say Thanks for the friendships and the fun. I'll try to hook up with yall if I make it back this way and I'll let you know how the fishing is in south Fla.
Thanks for the memories! Happy trails and tight lines.

Ebyekewabjeget

This yak comes with good mojo and...
*Humminbird 383 fishfinder
* aqua bound paddle
* Wheeleez (brand new still in the box)
* Plano box
* Milkcrate with extra rod holders attached

the first 1200.00 takes it. Give me a call if you are interested (831) 422-2815

Lack of work and growing medical bills force me to sell some gear. I am selling a Trident 15 W/rudder. My wife used this yak and has been used very little. This comes with.....

* Humminbird 386 fishfinder (transducer is installed thru hull) Battery included
* Aqua bound Paddle (if I remember right the tag is still stuck on the paddle)
* Wheelez cart (big wheel)
* Plano box with extra rod holders attached
* Big net and gaff (I'll even throw in a PFD if you NEED one and it fits you lol

I have this on craigslist for 1500.00 but will take a couple hundred off for a NCKA brother or sister. If you are seriously interested call me (831) 422-2815

** I also have a Trident 13 if you want the same kind of package deal. I'll make another ad on that in a few lol

I was given a gopro 4 silver for Christmas. I'm now looking for accessories so figured it couldn't hurt to throw it out here. I also have some diving accessories (close up lens and colored filters for underwater shooting) Let me know if you have something you don't need

Thanks;
Ebyekewabjeget

Massive hammerhead shark landed on beach

Florida catch of 14-foot predator produces major adrenaline rush, especially during the cautious release (see video)




March 24, 2014 by Pete Thomas












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Viktor Hluben poses briefly with massive hammerhead shark caught during a beach-fishing expedition. Photo is a video screen grab

How does a group of anglers release a 14-foot hammerhead shark after one of them reels the massive predator onto the beach?

Carefully, of course.

The accompanying video (a shortened version; click here for the full version) shows the catch, by Florida angler Viktor Hluben, and eventual release of an estimated 700-pound hammerhead that fought for more than a hour before it could be tail-roped and hauled ashore for video opportunities.




Hluben said via email that the shark was caught in the Atlantic Ocean off Florida, but did not list a precise location.

He’s part of Landshark Fishing, which specializes in nighttime fishing for large sharks. The group states at the beginning of the full version of the hammerhead video:

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Landshark Fishing members work to turn and release 14-foot hammerhead shark. Photo is a video screen grab

“Do not try this at home! … We do not condone or support the killing of any shark species. We are a group of big-game anglers with unconventioal methods and conservation at the heart of our practice.”

The full version (5:24) shows Hluben holding a custom rod and with a 14-0 Penn Senator reel designed for big game. The angler is grimacing, while answering questions, as the shark struggles mightily to resist being dragged toward the shore.

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Landshark Fishing members work to turn and release 14-foot hammerhead shark. Photo is a video screen grab

The Landshark Fishing Facebook page brims with posts about catches of large sharks known to roam the Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico, so the group obviously possesses expertise in reeling them in and letting them go.

But as far as curious novice anglers are concerned, the Landshark’s words are worth heeding: Don’t try this at home.

I think they got RAMMED! ......Oh.....sorry Big Jim 

I'm looking forward to the day I can fish with the newest member of my family Meet Hunter Todd Chisholm born this morning in Fort Lewis Washington (both mom & dad are active duty US Army)