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  1. tyurke

    Cast...

    I'm looking to buy a new cast net.. any recommendations.. i think i had a betts net that I ordered from ebay.. got it caught on the some rocks recently.. want to get a nice 10 footer...
  2. We decided to run a boat out of SD for tuna... Many fish over 200 pounds hit the deck. Check it out http://www.swordfishingcentral.com/forums/fishing3892.html
  3. check out the yanks and their funny fishing clips. http://www.swordfishingcentral.com/funny-fishing-video.php
  4. tyurke

    Berlin

    Any good areas to drop a line in Berlin. Job is sending me away for about 4 days.. i plan to bring a rod.
  5. Just posting a good fishing report... ok my next report will be with the fishing babes.. sound better? check out this video http://www.swordfishingcentral.com/fishing-babes-video.php
  6. The 400 pound plus swordfish took about 3 hours to haul in.. check it out http://www.swordfishingcentral.com/forums/fishing3694.html
  7. tyurke

    Video

    Heres how we do it in the states http://www.swordfishingcentral.com/fishing-babes-video.php
  8. Got Beer? http://www.swordfishingcentral.com/gallery...shing-pictures/
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    Released

    Lost a mako today at the boat.. you might call it a clean release... What a beautiful fish.
  10. The fish went about 520 at sailfish marina Full Report Here
  11. It's been a very long and thrilling last 24 hours to say the least. We had 16 boats enter yesterday because the weather became apparent that mother nature wanted us to fish! It was the begining of an awesome tournament. There was a total of 31 fish caught with 11 Releases and 20 fish kept. Winners: *1st Place: Just Lucky (boat 25) - 222.5 lbs. and 72.5 in. *2nd Place: C-Weed (boat 19) with 156.5 lbs. and 67 in. *3rd Place: Chips A Hoy (boat 33) with 129.5 lbs. and 63 in. *All received a 4ft. Hydro Glow light. Full Report Here
  12. Took the girls out fishing over the weekend. Some nice fishing babes here: http://www.swordfishingcentral.com/gallery...ishing-pictures
  13. Well I have caught alot of 7 pound fish, but this fish takes the cake. I went to my favority spot and saw a fish busting the surface. I put out my popper and started working the surface.. the second cast was pay day. He was glued on their and put an arial show on. I put him in the cooler and fired up the grill...... Just kidding, released the little slob to fight another day. My biggest bass so far, pics to come.
  14. This weekend we fished the Miami Swordfish Tournament. Its a 2 night event that puts some of the best guys around fishing against each other. After night 1 we are tied with 3 other boats that have 100 points. As we head out for the second night (Saturday) we realize it is any ones game. We put all the baits in the water when the 150 goes off and we feel as though we are off to a great start. However, after 5 minutes we think we pulled the hooks. When we reeled in the line and the leader was frayed really bad and broken off. (Shark) The next 4 hours go buy with out a hit so we drop one bait deep (500 feet). We just wanted to try something different. 30 minutes later that rod goes off, at first pulling line slow. The fish starts to scope for the surface and then the 250 goes off, now we are into a double header. Both fish feel really big. I am on the deep rod and my fish starts to dump the reel and we are all very excited. At this point you start to think one big fish and we win the event. After 30 minutes go buy we get a look at the fish about 25 feet under the boat. we hit it with a q beam and it is huge. We are still thinking Swordfish because there has been nothing to indicate different. The fish is very long and if it was a Sword we are thinking #450- 500. Remember thats just fish #1 fish #2 is feeling every bit as impressive. We are both getting worn out as both fish are being fought with stand up gear. We now have fish # 1 about 8 feet deep, flying gaff in hand Ian reaches for it and backs out at last second. The last 20 minutes the fish has been just under the back of the boat and just far enough away that we cant verify what it if. He says he thinks its a marlin but cant be sure. We spend another 15 minutes getting him up from 9 -10 feet under the boat. We verify its a Marlin and wire him up. Forum member Cheech pops a picture and the fish is released. The fish was #300 plus and released to fight another day. At that point fish number 2 is 30 - 40 feet away from the boat pulls the hook. What an amazing night it was. I never would of thought we would catch a Marlin out there like that. It was one to remember for sure. Emotions ran very high as we felt that the fish were swords and thought we could of won the event. The Marlin release was a bit of a bummer thinking about the tournament but it was so cool and we were as happy as we could be all things considered. Just goes to show you that you never know what your going to catch out there. I should have pictures from Cheech on Monday and will post them here when I get them. Full Report: http://www.swordfishingcentral.com/forums/...ishing2694.html
  15. I hear ya, we practice mostly catch and release, but take one for the table only when we need food.
  16. We are waiting on the pictures.. but some nice fish caught last night... gotta love night fishing http://www.swordfishingcentral.com/forums/...ishing2563.html
  17. Antoher big mako was caught.. we are waiting onthe pics.
  18. tyurke

    fish on!

    I baited the fish up with a piece of cat food actually.. tossed a few in the water, and the one with a 1/0 hook.. the fish went about 10lbs.
  19. the weather has dampered a few games of cricket for us...
  20. sure I like cricket... Yes rain dance indeed.
  21. Thank you.. i didn't win, but came close
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