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#62692 - 05/14/01 07:15 PM In search of the 100 lb. Halibut
Mike C Offline


Registered: 04/05/01
Posts: 1373
Loc: Redmond
I'll be off a couple days to Neah Bay for my annual shot at a BIG halibut. See you all Thursday. laugh
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#62693 - 05/16/01 10:26 AM Re: In search of the 100 lb. Halibut
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Mike--I have always wanted to get a shot at a barn door myself, had any luck? Do you recommend a charter?

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#62694 - 05/16/01 12:09 PM Re: In search of the 100 lb. Halibut
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Registered: 05/03/01
Posts: 10878
Loc: McCleary, WA
I'm heading for a trip on the 27th out of Westport. Probably looking at an average fish of 20 or so pounds. Went out on a bottom fish run last Friday and saw a HUGE sea lion throwing around a carcass of a halibut caught the previous day. That one was probably about 40+ pounds. I'll let ypu know how Westport goes. Andy
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#62695 - 05/16/01 10:41 PM Re: In search of the 100 lb. Halibut
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Registered: 05/14/01
Posts: 56
Loc: BC, Canada
you want Halibut in excess of 100 pounds??!!???
Come up to BC and charter and they almost guarantee you to catch one!!!
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#62696 - 05/17/01 07:35 AM Re: In search of the 100 lb. Halibut
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Registered: 04/05/01
Posts: 1373
Loc: Redmond
Hello,
Came back skunked on halibut but did catch a 26" ling cod. Fished from 300 feet in to 150 for halibut around garbage dump point area. A charter will almost asure a fish but we didn't have a spare $100 plus it's fun to try yourself sometimes. Someday I'll have to do the BC charter route though, just for the experience.
Neah Bay was kinda windy and we couldn't go to the spot I wanted to try but we sure did give it our best shot. Now I need to go soak in a hot tub and rest these aching bones!
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#62697 - 05/17/01 05:07 PM Re: In search of the 100 lb. Halibut
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I'm interested in doing the charter thing too, any chance we could get a group together?

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#62698 - 05/18/01 07:38 AM Re: In search of the 100 lb. Halibut
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Registered: 04/05/01
Posts: 1373
Loc: Redmond
I wouldn't mind sharing costs to go to BC or back to Neah Bay for a charter, but for this year I'm pretty much done. I don't have another free weekend for the summer (one of my laments- no chance to be spontaneous).
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#62699 - 05/18/01 04:02 PM Re: In search of the 100 lb. Halibut
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Sounds fine to me. I am pretty much booked on free time for the year as well. Maybe we could plan for next year. If we are trying to get some other people interested in joining us then it would not be too early to start. What do you think?

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#62700 - 05/18/01 07:16 PM Re: In search of the 100 lb. Halibut
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Registered: 04/05/01
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Loc: Redmond
I think we should do some planning. I sent you an e-mail.
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#62701 - 05/25/01 11:35 PM Re: In search of the 100 lb. Halibut
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Poodle Smolt

Registered: 05/03/01
Posts: 10878
Loc: McCleary, WA
Westport met their quota on halibut so my trip is cancelled. a
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#62702 - 05/26/01 03:19 PM Re: In search of the 100 lb. Halibut
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Mike, I did not get your e-mail for some reason. Can you resend?

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#62703 - 05/26/01 09:14 PM Re: In search of the 100 lb. Halibut
Mike C Offline


Registered: 04/05/01
Posts: 1373
Loc: Redmond
Done. May have a line on a 19 foot Seaswirl. I'm waiting for a responce to my offer. rolleyes
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#62704 - 05/30/01 01:01 PM Re: In search of the 100 lb. Halibut
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Sounds great! That is a good sized boat but not one that is too big. Good luck. Got your e-mail.

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