Fishing with Rod Discussion Forum
Fishing in British Columbia => Fishing Reports => Members' Fishing Reports => Topic started by: clarki on April 05, 2016, 12:37:03 PM
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My buddies and I are long time salmon and trout fisherman, and we have never caught a halibut, so it didn’t take much convincing when one of our group proposed doing a halibut charter out of Pedder Bay on the south Island.
We had booked a two day charter this past weekend, but were blown off the water on Saturday so we only had Sunday on the water. We boated and retained two halis: a 25 and 33 and had to release this monster, estimated at approx. 100 lbs. Maybe we'll come back in a few years and kill her children! ;D
(http://i1305.photobucket.com/albums/s542/oncorclarki/hali_zpsjwq6dxzx.jpg)
Fun trip with the ladz and one that I think we will do again
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Nice fish. :) congrats!
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Nice one, I see you were out with Sea Ghost. ;) Gord is a great host and guide.
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Yes, we were out with Sea Ghost. Gord is a good host and a very knowledgable old salt. He knows his stuff and sure knew how to put us on top of the fish.
He speaks well of you too!
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People really should stop talking about me when they're out fishing, it's bad luck.... ;D well, sometimes. ;)
Thanks!
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I never ever talk about Rodney when I'm fishing. Bad karma :)
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I never ever talk about Rodney when I'm fishing. Bad karma :)
That's my rule too. It was my buddy that brought it up.
I made him wash his hands in salt water and kiss a salmon belly to restore the karma to the boat.
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Clearly the buddy caught the 100 pounder. ;D
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Actually he reeled in the smallest fish, and did so with wet hands and smelly lips.
Karma was not restored until the next fish.
So, pfft. :)
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That'll teach him a lesson. ;D