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Posted: Mon Jul 24th, 2006 04:31 pm |
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Come on guys.... I know ya'll had a pretty good fiesta last night at the dinner, but it is now monday morning and time to share the results of the tourney.
Thomas
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Catch-22 Steve
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Posted: Mon Jul 24th, 2006 04:42 pm |
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| The Results are posted on the Viva Site
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Posted: Mon Jul 24th, 2006 04:52 pm |
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What is the address to the Viva Site?
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Posted: Mon Jul 24th, 2006 04:56 pm |
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| http://www.vivasancarlos.com look under fishing reports
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Posted: Mon Jul 24th, 2006 04:58 pm |
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| THANKS!
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Posted: Tue Jul 25th, 2006 02:11 pm |
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Here are the results-sorry for the dealy but have been on the road returning home.
59th ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL BILLFISH TOURNAMENT
RESULTS
OPEN CATEGORY
1st Jarrod Smith on Catch 22 Suerte 451.6 points
2nd Don Rogers on El Ocio 445.8 "
3rd Bruce Cowitt on Aqua Tonic 432.2 "
4th Robert Stafford on Fuin Ticket II 256.8 "
5th Grant Kruger on El Ocio 222.0 "
6th Brad Preston on DeBecca 218.2 "
7th Van Hale on Sea Hunter 200.0 "
8th Steve Heins on Billie Gail 200.0 "
9th Pancho Zenizo on Billie Gail 200.0 "
10th Tom Hatchell on Shady Lady 200.0 "
DORADO CATEGORY
1st Jesus Morales on Day Break 31.2
2nd Robert Stafford on Fun Ticket II 30.2
3rd Lloyd Robinette on Arce De Noe 29.6
TUNA CATEGORY
1st Ron Giron 15.2
WOMENS CATEGORY
1ST Neida Guzman on Day Break 200.0
WOMENS DORADO CATEGORY
1ST Beth Stafford on Fun Ticket 22.6
JUNIOR CATEGORY
1ST Connor Lester on DD II 89.8
JUNIOR DORADO CATEGORY
1st Connor Lester on DD II 19.8
JUNIOR TUNA CATEGORY
1st Alex Hahn on Hattie Annie 19.0
DAILY JACKPOT WINNERS
FRIDAY Jarrod Smith on Catch 22 Suerte 236.0
SATURDAY Connor Lester on DD II 19.8
SUNDAY Lloyd Robinette on Arce de Noe 29.6
BOAT JACKPOT
1st El Ocio 867.8
2nd Catch 22 Suerte 451.0
3rd Aqua Tonic 432.2
HIGH POINT CAPTAIN
Danny Grajeda on El Ocio
151 anglers on 50 boats caught 20 Marlin, 8 Sail, 32 Dorado, and 2 Tuna
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Posted: Wed Jul 26th, 2006 08:06 pm |
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50 boats over 2 days and only 31 dorado? That works out to 1 dorado on every 3rd boat, or after 3 days fishing you can expect to get 1 dorado. The assumption is these boats that enter the tournaments know how to catch fish, which I believe to be the case. Normally, tournament entries know how to raise and catch fish.
Calling this slow is an understatement. This is clearly not the way fishing used to be in San Carlos. I would hope all you guys can now agree and collectiviely decide something should be done to address the declines...
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Catch-22 Steve
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Posted: Wed Jul 26th, 2006 08:13 pm |
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| Please keep in mind thats Dorado That Made weight, not caught. Fernando released at least 20 Dorado over the 3 days
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Posted: Wed Jul 26th, 2006 08:30 pm |
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| Got it! Sorry. Correction: After 3 days it is reasonable to expect 1 dorado over 18lbs.
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Posted: Wed Jul 26th, 2006 08:43 pm |
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After 3 days of fishing I had A LOT OF FUN!!!!!! 
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Posted: Thu Jul 27th, 2006 06:01 am |
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| The dorado population appears reasonably strong. If I had been fishing for larger dorado in the heat, I would have been sinking baits when we found the schools. Had marlin on my mind though. Good luck out there. -Jarrod
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Posted: Thu Jul 27th, 2006 08:17 am |
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DiveUrge... Your sarcasm is completely unneeded as well as unwanted on this forum. Yes, it could be true that the numbers have declined. But, will never have solid proof that the population is on a true decline due to over fishing and harvesting by Commercial companies or small panga longline fishermen. The ocean is a constantly changing place, and with the dramatic climate changes that have been scientifically recorded recently, the dorado that used to be in San Carlos could have simply moved on. Water temperature, chlorophyll, bait, tides, currents, weather patters, they all play a role in determining where these fish go. Main point DiveUrge, you had your couple of posts about reform, that's great. You know who is interested in taking on the Mexican government with you, contact them. Hell, ask Bart to make you your own section, I don't care as long as I don't have to read your bullcrap anymore.
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Posted: Thu Jul 27th, 2006 02:00 pm |
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| Thoreau once said, "Many men go fishing all of their lives without knowing that it is not the fish they are after."
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Posted: Thu Jul 27th, 2006 02:23 pm |
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| There's a river in Egypt called Denial. Perhaps you might consider fishing there?
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Posted: Thu Jul 27th, 2006 04:14 pm |
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| Case in point bro.
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Posted: Thu Jul 27th, 2006 04:20 pm |
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Eh, there just ain't makin' some people happy, no matter what you do.
Fernando, I'm with you buddy! It's all about having fun. A 10 lb. dorado going ballistic on the end of my line is just as much fun as a 30 pounder. Bonus points for releasing that 10 pounder, too!
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Posted: Thu Jul 27th, 2006 04:38 pm |
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Diveurge- I for One do not target dorado In a Tournament, Keep in mind we Just finished the 59th annual BILLFISH tournament, When we tournament fish I avoid Dorado areas, and try not to mess around with them, billfish are the way to win not Dorado
If You look at last years Sept. and Oct. Tournament Here is what You will see "Labor day" 31 boats fishing 3 days released 44 billfish, thats an average Of .47 Billfish per boat per day, Not very good would you agree ?? 1 month later In the Cantina Cup 27 boats In 2 days fishing released 98 billfish, thats an average Of 1.81 billfish per boat per day, get ride of Costa Rica and Guatemla sailfish tournamnets and thats in the top 10% of tournaments around the world.
Here is my point after the labor day tournament I did not sell my boat and get ride of my fishing gear , and tell everyone How theres no billfish left In SC..I Did some Reseach and found out In real hot water the fish are deeper and down riggers work very well...Jarrod let the Cat Out of the Bag, if you want to start catching More and bigger Dorado, put your energy In learning how to do it Instead of complaining about it . If you want big Dorado Look a little Deeper,
Tight lines
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Posted: Thu Jul 27th, 2006 04:51 pm |
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Look a little DEEPER, like in DEEP DENIAL?
Fish are plentiful. They are just much smarter now so that's why there are far fewer recorded caught in the tournaments. Only the really smart fishermen, those that know all the new tricks that now fool the smarter fish, are able to catch them. Makes perfect sense to me! Pay no attention to the lower fish counts over the past 20 years. Everything's fine. Just run along. I give up.
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Posted: Thu Jul 27th, 2006 05:05 pm |
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No The fish are no Smarter, But over the past 20 years The water has got alot warmer,who's Fault is that ? Should we now take on the whole world so we can make the water temps return to what they used to be ??? Its a lot easier To fish Deeper, and yes smart fisherman who do there home work do Catch more fish
Tight lines
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Posted: Thu Jul 27th, 2006 05:23 pm |
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My dinero is with you Steve.. Your crew works hard for the fish, which makes clients happy..
There is never a shortage of equipment to purchase.. We trolled 20 miles north of SC to catch some on-shore fish for a change.. 3 Sierra's.. Phooey!! I am sure fish are there, but my flyline cannot get down to them.. Better scour E-Bay for a down-rigger.. That is if PQ & No Sniveling have not purchased all the good stuff.. Even with that I think i will substitute mono for flyline, that will reduce the drag... Or, dead drift and let out plenty of super sink line..
E & I hooked up on Dorado in June till it was almost boring.. Did I say that?? Last weekend, 2 Dorado.. Time to change strategems.. I appreciated No Snivelings remark, post tournament, "I tried everything I had."
I do not have a teaser, so Friday I took the flute section of my air horn, tied a line on it and drug it around.. Gotta be busy out there.. I did find some whales.. Maybe their is a secret tune in the horn?
I have no clue if there are more or less pelagics in the SoC.. Rumor are there are less.. E & I are having more fun in SC with you all, than a 'One-legged man in a butt-kickin' contest'..
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