#146278 - 03/23/02 04:37 PM
blackmouth report 3/23
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Spawner
Registered: 12/03/01
Posts: 851
Loc: manchester,Wa
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actually caught a salmon, weighed 10 or 11 lbs, got it in olalla, kept a cabezon to eat, let the salmon go. time to go see if bass are startin to bite. later. Ben
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#146279 - 03/23/02 08:40 PM
Re: blackmouth report 3/23
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Spawner
Registered: 11/26/01
Posts: 550
Loc: Browns Point
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are cabezon really worth eating? and what is the meat like? i always send them swimming, never kept one to eat.
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#146280 - 03/23/02 08:48 PM
Re: blackmouth report 3/23
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Returning Adult
Registered: 03/13/99
Posts: 296
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EAT IT! Used to catch them down around Brookings. They are wonderful even with that ugly head. The meat is green and then turns snow white when cooked. I'd take it anytime. :p
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#146281 - 03/23/02 09:16 PM
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River Nutrients
Registered: 11/25/01
Posts: 2834
Loc: Marysville
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Rockfish - FYI - Cabezon season is May 1 to November 30.
Tight lines Smalma
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#146282 - 03/23/02 09:50 PM
Re: blackmouth report 3/23
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Spawner
Registered: 12/03/01
Posts: 851
Loc: manchester,Wa
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whoops, but there are my favorite fish for the table, them and greenling fish and chips baby. I know other fish are better probly but I dont kill any rockfish and lingcod in puget sound. I serously thought they were open all year. I wont keep any then. Ben
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#146284 - 03/25/02 11:57 AM
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Spawner
Registered: 09/28/01
Posts: 965
Loc: Seattle, Washington
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Cabezon are good to eat eh?
Last fall we were fishing out of Port Townsend and hooked quite a few. My girlfriend's nephew swore they were the best, but I was having a hard time getting over their looks. At any rate he said he'd eat them if I cleaned them (I thought he just wanted the $$$ for catching the first fish....you have to eat "it" to win). After cleaning the fishing we left the boat moored in the marina and went out for some beers. When we go back we heard some banging around on the boat. We raced over thinking we'd caught a thief. Just as we arrived we saw the thief slide over the side and climb into the boat across the way....a sea otter looking for an easy meal. We never did get to try those Cabezon....maybe another time. JMS
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#146285 - 03/25/02 12:01 PM
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Juvenille at Sea
Registered: 12/29/99
Posts: 119
Loc: Gig Harbor
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Caught a 6 and a half lb Blackmouth off of Pt. Defiance yesterday. Very little bait seen at all. A few shakers seen also. Jack
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#146286 - 03/25/02 01:36 PM
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Returning Adult
Registered: 11/20/01
Posts: 391
Loc: Auburn
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Area 10 blackmouth has picked up pretty good. Fished a derby sun and most of the boats took fish. 1st place was at apx 10.7 with lots of fish in the 5-7 pound range. We took our limit of 3 for my boat. Good enough for 3rd.
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#146287 - 03/25/02 03:05 PM
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Returning Adult
Registered: 07/06/99
Posts: 470
Loc: Seattle, Washington, US
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Want to give a shout out to one of my fishing partners ("Jersey Fresh") for getting an 19lb BM jigging a PWD up north. He's kind of a shy fellow, so I thought I'd brag for him. He was more stoked after releasing a 5lb ling. He still dosen't believe that's damn near a fish of a lifetime for a BM...paaaayyyycccee!
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#146288 - 03/25/02 04:43 PM
Re: blackmouth report 3/23
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Parr
Registered: 01/21/00
Posts: 69
Loc: Seattle, Washington
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Thanks for the Props Hoh! I'll talk to Captain Jim and get you out on the next trip for your share. -JF
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