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Hahaha!

Nice calico! A fatty! Did you get a weight? That's exactly what Jim was looking for on the artificials, me too. How'd it taste? (Couldn't resist)

Didn't get a weight, but it was by far the biggest I caught on the trip and maybe a PB.  She hit the iron at Augustine in the gale and took drag on my heavier setup.  I love the color of those big calicos.

Cool pics Patrick. Nice calico too.
What tore up your yellow?

Looks like you guys had a great adventure!  I gotta get me a coffee can and make sure to drop some money in it everyday, or somethin'.  Watching from the sidelines is only fun for so long...

It's good to be at the top of the food chain...  

And most excellent to be at first call for dinner........the afterglo of this trip is awesome.

Nice pics Patrick. Do me a favor throughout this next year. Keep asking me if I am saving for the Islander trip.

me too

Hi Terry.  My camera may have survived the flood.  I soaked it in fresh water for a day to dilute the salt water.  Then the crew offered to put it in the engine room so it would dry out.  It seams to work now that I am home, but I doubt it will last long before corrosion takes its toll.

Going from the swim step to the kayak wasn't easy.  Im not surprised someone went for a swim.  It could have been worse.  I lost a speargun when I flipped my kayak in the surf on the first trip.

I forgot about unhooking your fish Shimy.  I was glad I could help out.  I know how frustrating it can be to loose a fish to something like that.

The pictures you guys took are awesome.  I only took a few stills before my camera got flooded.  I took a good bit of video though. 

I am looking forward to next year.

   

Justin, Allen was telling me that you were getting some good shots is just 30 ft of water. Man , that sounds fun.

EXCELLENTE!  the shot of Shimmy is a SWEET angle I've been wanting to try....thanks for showing HOW IT'S DONE!  you are a true SuperHero!

Wow!!! That shot of the hundreds of yellowtail looks like a bait school. Remember each of those fish are 20-30#s or more!!!! I'm sure that's what it looked like under the boat when we were on em thick. Great sequal of Shimmies fish.

Damn, Justin, that pic of Shimmy is one of the best kayak fishing pictures I've ever seen!

It's good to be at the top of the food chain...  

NOW that's freaking beautiful!!! 

Could someone PM me how much I need to save for a trip like this next year?
Thanks a bunch in advance. Oh, and thanks to all who shared some great pictures.

Jedmo