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Topic: Report and Photos: 2018 Oyster Point Halibut Fish and Learn  (Read 16736 times)

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jdr12345

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Good meeting you Keith, Gill and others. Thanks Keith for putting this together. I couldn't stay for lunch but still good to be out on the water.


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Thank you Keith for putting this on!! I had to go right before you shared your fish so I did not get a chance to say thank you for giving your time. At first I thought why fish first and then teach us how to catch them?
So I spent time online and thought I had it figured out. I had the secret set up. I was ready.
I thought, is this part of Keith's master plan? Make them do the homework ?
 Well, an hour in I got my first hook up. Bang ! Line cut. Shark?? Then within the next 30 minutes two hook ups, but both spit hook at last minute. So I guess I needed help on landing not hooking up...
First year with my kayak. Been killing the lings but  a halibut is still on my list. Halibut Slayer shirt will have to hang in the closet until I can wear it without lying. haha


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Thanks Keith for putting this together. The NCKA camaraderie is pretty amazing! Had a blast fishing with everyone.

Bagged my first keeper on the yak in 20ft of water, 24” butt. Got her on the troll, using frozen anchovies.





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Thank you for putting this together Keith. Even though Steven and I got skunked we had a fun day on the water and learned a lot from everyone. Now just looking forward to getting rid of the question mark that I put on my Slayer? tee shirt when I get my first keeper (haha). It was great seeing Ariel again and meet new people and the food was great!!!
I'll be back.


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Thanks for putting this on LA! And thank you Ariel for the bait. I didn’t get any keepers but a lot of shakers just under 22 “.

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This was a fantastic event.   Thank you to the organizer and participants!!!  Great time and learning experience.


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Thank you for putting this together, Keith.

Even though I still have get that keeper halibut from my kayak, it was a fun day fishing with everyone at the event. It was great meeting new people and seeing old friends.

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Thanks Keith had a great time fishing and meeting others.


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Thanks for organizing this Keith. You did an awesome job teaching us and providing an amazing lunch. I also really enjoyed the halibut steak you gave me. Hopefully, I can use my newfound knowledge to land my first halibut so I can wear the shirt.


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Thanks everyone for coming. I'm a little tired today so I'll do an official post tomorrow with photos. I had a little convincing to go fishing on Sunday, but had to make the call in the morning.

Lucky to scratch up two today when the tides hitting right.
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Lucky to scratch up two today when the tides hitting right.
It ain't lucky Keith. You are the Grand Sifu Master (true butt slayer)  :smt044


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Damn Keith, I should've followed you put...lol


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wow well done. looks like the season is dead for me :-( waiting on the surgery date for my knee. oh well hopefully there will be other seasons :-)


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Thanks for organizing the event Keith! I have to leave early so I missed the learning part. But one thing I learned is the lost anchovy can’t keep shiner alive.  :smt044

Congrats to Fish67 for the 1st keeper yak halibut.
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Official Report

First off, I really appreciate those that came to my first Fish and Learn.  As I said during the seminar that I do this for the love of the sport and the community.  In my opinion there isn’t many organization that has the camaraderie that NCKA has. I think that is something that needs to continue to live on and be passed on — I think it is the greatest legacy that mooch left us before he passed.

I first want to thank the FISH GODS for listening to prayers. I know the forecast at O.P called for a windy day, but we lucked out and it turned out to be VERY NICE DAY on the water. Safety is always my number one concern.

For for those that attended, I know that there was a lot to cover in such a short amount of time; but I did my best to give attendees a large over view of this fishery. Halibut are a text book fish. Once you understand their behavior it gets a lot easier. I also want to thank the other season anglers that provided their input and added to the conversation — Except Ariel who said something about baby halibut liking to hump big halibut. WTF? Hahaha — I have no idea but his heart was in the right place; And Darius who started offering free Halibut guiding trips to BH (Even though I purposely excluded that location from my Fish and Learn)  :smt009 :smt044 :smt044 :smt044 JK :smt002

Since the event I have fielded multiple request for me to host other “Fish and Learn” events.  Let me consider this. If anything, these will be much smaller gathering of “max 5 people” that I will post on
thelostanchovy.com . As I like to get in depth and provide more 1:1 time to field questions and fish.

So here are some photos from the Fish and Learn.

Final Note: Yes, JamesM, I can’t keep a shiner a live; but I appreciate you keeping them alive for me, and giving me my Money Shiner for the MBF. I am a firm believer in the JamesM shiner shop! :smt002. Oh.. and Happy Birthday Brotha :kick :kick :kick  :smt113 :occasion16: :occasion15: :occasion13:

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