Islander 2.5 Day Trip - Report on Page 21

Make sure you white boys don't
Miss any spots!

Wheres the pic of the sunburn that looks like a hand???

Wheres the pic of the sunburn that looks like a hand???

This one? 

That's the one! LMFAO!!!

That's a tard strength slap mark!

For sure don't forget the condiments .

Nuthin' I can add to this but +1. 

I Zod Out

1+ week out.....where's the party down south?  gettin ready!

1+ week out.....where's the party down south?  gettin ready!

Andy FishMaster might know! 


-Kiel

No pics= Didn't happen!!!

anyone gotta large marine cooler or 2 or 3 they can loan me?  i can try and fill it upon return?

HMU

anyone gotta large marine cooler or 2 or 3 they can loan me?  i can try and fill it upon return?

I got a large marine cooler you can use but you have to come up to Livermore.

Just wanted to say that using totes seems like a good way to go to store your stuff on deck.  You probably saw the pics of the other trip on the Islander if your going on this trip. We had stuff piled all over the place    And don't forget to put your name on everything, or mark your stuff so it's distinguishable! 

Just wanted to say that using totes seems like a good way to go to store your stuff on deck.  You probably saw the pics of the other trip on the Islander if your going on this trip. We had stuff piled all over the place    And don't forget to put your name on everything, or mark your stuff so it's distinguishable! 

I think on this last trip, we had the most stuff, and was the most disorganized that I have seen so far, and far more "lost stuff" as a result.  Try to get all your stuff in one tote, and stack loose stuff (or tackle boxes or bait tanks) on top top of your tote instead of throwing it all around.  Stuff you don't need to get to regularly (extra batteries, or that 2nd backup tackle box that you just won't use), store down below in your cabin.

-Allen

If you're still stocking up for this trip, 1/0 live bait hooks seemed to be the perfect size this year. A pack or two of size 1, 1/0, and 2/0 would get you through this trip.

I also learned not to put too much flouro on little spinning reels. I was using a pretty stiff flouro (Seaguar yellow label) and every time I'd release the bail to let my sardine swim away all of it would just pour off of my reel.