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Love the video Jerryd and some of the others are pretty cool as well. 
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My grandson with his first fish and my oldest granddaughters with their first fish caught on their new fishing rods.
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Great looking grandkids Dan. Those pictures express a thousand words related to the fun and excitement you shared on that day. Very cool!

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Great stuff there Dan my friend!
Looks like those kids will be "hooked" for life on fishing with those nice fish, thumbs up and proud smiles.
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Looks like those kids will be "hooked" for life on fishing with those nice fish, thumbs up and proud smiles.
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Thanks Jerry. The girls have been fishing for a few years, but really got into it this year. Already asked for their own tackle boxes full of lures for Christmas this year.
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Fished all my life. Mostly fresh water but some ocean.
First crack at salmon fishing today. Landed a decent one. Salmon steaks tonight and for awhile.
First crack at salmon fishing today. Landed a decent one. Salmon steaks tonight and for awhile.
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What a blast you must have had catching that one! You've got my mouth watering over the idea of eating fresh fish such as that.Niiiicccccceeeeeee! 
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Knice work Danno! Teach them kids about the outdoors!
Jerry....where in the world are you fishing? You look chilly.....wish I could join ya wherever that is!
Knice salmon!
Jerry....where in the world are you fishing? You look chilly.....wish I could join ya wherever that is!
Knice salmon!
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Nice salmon Jerry! Keeper for sure......
I know the Columbia River run is good right now, not sure about the Puget Sound area.......but looks like a NW fish to me........
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I know the Columbia River run is good right now, not sure about the Puget Sound area.......but looks like a NW fish to me........
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Jerry___ I too congratulate ya' sir !!!!!!! I wish I was with ya' !!!!!_________ain't caught no fish that size lately,in this southern heat !!!! 
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Yes indeed Jerry, that is one fine looking Salmon there! How are you cooking it up? Can't hardly go wrong with a fish that fresh. Congrats on the nice catch! 
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Anybody besides me got a hankerin' for some fresh fish ?
Nice catch Jerry!
When do we eat ?
Nice catch Jerry!
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Thanks Gents!
I'm at Noyo Harbor in Fort Bragg, CA. Not too cold. Real nice and calm ocean. No fish last three days on any boats. Only fished today. Felt pretty fortunate as out of 14 on the boat, 4 of of us landed a salmon.
I had the fish steaked down about 2/3 length then fileted to the tail. Had some sushi right off the cutting table.
Packed it up in smalll portions but that sounds like a misnomer as they steaks are HUGE.
Plan on cooking a few different ways. Olive oil and spice pan sear and BBQ with lemon/butter.
Scale is hard to tell but these are big steaks.
Regards, Jerry
I'm at Noyo Harbor in Fort Bragg, CA. Not too cold. Real nice and calm ocean. No fish last three days on any boats. Only fished today. Felt pretty fortunate as out of 14 on the boat, 4 of of us landed a salmon.
I had the fish steaked down about 2/3 length then fileted to the tail. Had some sushi right off the cutting table.
Packed it up in smalll portions but that sounds like a misnomer as they steaks are HUGE.
Plan on cooking a few different ways. Olive oil and spice pan sear and BBQ with lemon/butter.
Scale is hard to tell but these are big steaks.
Regards, Jerry
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Went deep sea fishing out of Gloucester, MA last Friday. Fishing was okay, there were 5 of us on the boat plus 2 crew. We put about 30 or so keepers on the boat. Usually the Cod are very common, this time there was only one caught (by me
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What we were catching was a fair amount of Haddock and Cusk, both are great eating.
We did also catch quite a few dogfish
They drive away the other fish.
Here's a pic of some of the early catch...and our motley crew
What we were catching was a fair amount of Haddock and Cusk, both are great eating.
We did also catch quite a few dogfish
Here's a pic of some of the early catch...and our motley crew
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Awesome Glenn! Thanks for sharing! 
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Any day fishing is better than most days at work, I always say
Thanks for sharing Glenn
Thanks for sharing Glenn
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Very cool Glenn!
A great time with friends. The fish are icing on the cake my friend!
Regards, Jerry
A great time with friends. The fish are icing on the cake my friend!
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Great shots Glenn! Looks like a fantastic trip!
Just got back from the Eagle River WI area, spent a week on the lake fishing and hiking etc...lots of nice sized (for Wisconsin) largemouth, which all went back in the lake, and a whole lotta decent size sunfish and bluegills. Kept a nice mess of panfish and had a big fish fry in the cottage. I thought I had tossed my Old Timer fillet knife in the gear bag, but somehow I forgot...
....so I had to improvise and use the KABAR and a Case Toothpick for the fish cleaning duties. Got the job done.
Just got back from the Eagle River WI area, spent a week on the lake fishing and hiking etc...lots of nice sized (for Wisconsin) largemouth, which all went back in the lake, and a whole lotta decent size sunfish and bluegills. Kept a nice mess of panfish and had a big fish fry in the cottage. I thought I had tossed my Old Timer fillet knife in the gear bag, but somehow I forgot...
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EPIC! Simply epic Mike!!

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