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[typhoon]

Crane and Loon are same net size, difference is the crane has a longer handle and they are the 3rd largest Moby net. The Whale is 2nd largest and the Coho is the largest net. It is fun chasing little fish in the Whale and Coho after you land them  but it also fun landing a 10lbs rainbow in the Loon.

Not from 2016, but here's my wife netting a 10lb rainbow with the Loon...while taking the picture.

[clarkii]

Crane and Loon are same net size, difference is the crane has a longer handle and they are the 3rd largest Moby net. The Whale is 2nd largest and the Coho is the largest net. It is fun chasing little fish in the Whale and Coho after you land them  but it also fun landing a 10lbs rainbow in the Loon.

As of this moment, I believe ED got his Moby before the Coho came out.

[Every Day]

The hunt (look for my buddy in the pic)...



The stalk...



The reward...

[whereismyfloat]

Junior, getting it done.

[Rodney]

[TimL]

That's a nice blue-fleshed specimen..how did it taste?

[Rodney]

[Fish or cut bait.]

Nice fish Rodney.

That actually a green ling, not to be confused with a kelp greenling.

[Rodney]

Her fishing bachelorette party a few days before becoming Mrs Everyday.

[Every Day]

Kitty the fish whisperer

[joshuag232]

Some interesting catches off Ambleside in the 'yak. Butter Sole, Flathead Sole, Whitespotted Greenling, and English (or Rock) sole, can never tell the two apart

[TimL]

Some interesting catches off Ambleside in the 'yak. Butter Sole, Flathead Sole, Whitespotted Greenling, and English (or Rock) sole, can never tell the two apart

3rd flatfish on right's a Pacific sanddab..note that it's left eyed. The other 2 look like rock (left) and English soles (right). So many rock soles this year..it's been a banner year for them.
We caught a couple of pacific sanddabs off a pier on the sunshine coast..this was in deeper water, which was most likely why we were getting them. The much smaller, more abundant ones in shallow water are speckled sanddabs.

[Every Day]

A really nice bull on a really nice spoon 



Love the contrast this bull provides against the grass



Looks like this thing ate 5 rainbows or something! So fat!



Lots of doubles to make the day go by fast!

[joshuag232]

Youre probably right about the sanddab but the middle fish was definitely not a rock sole. Completely smooth to the touch and disproportionately large head. Hard to see in the picture, though

[joshuag232]

He was caught at around 60-70 feet. Doesnt really look like a flathead sole now that I googled the images. Looked like it on the fish id site.