Sea Jay open party tues

Just talked with John, he has a rare open party trip this tuesday. You can make reservations at 805-985-8511.

PCYC GRANDSLAM LINE UP

So far this is what we have(I will be upgrading when ever I hear anything)
1.Team Class Act
Greg Stoney
Dave Rich
2.Team Yellowtime
Corey Otto
3.Team Fuji III
Forest Mize
4.Team Legacy
Mike Moore
5.Team Ruckus
CG Miller
Cal Miller
Jerry Finberg
Dave Datson
6.Team For Reels
John Jensen
Tracy Tanner
Josh Tanner
7.Team Serena
Kelly Michon
Mike Desart
8.Team Sea Rose
Stuart Rose
9.Team Prevailer
Matt Bates
10.Team Maceo
Hermann crew
11.Team Slingshot
Chuck Hosack
12.Team Lucy
George Castro
13.Team Calico Hunter
Larry Heron
14.Team Rose Jam
Todd Manillo
Todd Pepple
15.Team Extratuff
Jack?
16.Team Katherine M
Mark Johnson
17.Team Outcast
Freddy Lemay
Dennis Mezick
18.Team Tight Riv
Mike Hasse
19.Team Rock Hopper
Jack Sowell
Roger?
20.Team Bronco Billy
Norm Plott and family

New Jackall surf fishing lures

cool baits from Jackall, 115mm and suspending like LUCKY CRAFT's flash minnow

Zak Plott on left with his new junior world record

53# 6ounces

Aloha spirit charter dates july 26th & aug. 30th

Friday night at the park?

Was wondering if there was any interest in a group of people getting together at a local park on friday nights to practice their fly casting?

Tough weather

Quick spey casting video

How about a spey casting class?

Spoke with long time friend Bill Calhoun a couple days back. We are looking to put together a spey casting class in the next month. If you have not heard of Bill, he was born in raised in Ventura. He is a renowned fly casting instructor and fly fishing guru. He even taught me to fly cast. Well anyway, if you might be interested call me at the shop because we need just a couple more guys. Here is Bill's web site www.ocflyfishing.com

The surfing legend at it again

Al merrick said one trip wasn't enough. Here he is a couple days ago aboard the Excel with another nice yellowfin.

Avet lowers price on sx and mx models

Avet has lowered the price on their sx, mxj, and mxl models by $40. These guys are amazing about giving deals to their customers.

Seabass season is allmost here!

The pro's say it's close. A few fish have been seen at the big island and should be on the bite in less then a month. Remember the 1 fish limit from april 15th to june 15th.

update on salmon season

Point Arena to U.S.-Mexico Border

• April 3-30, 2010
  • 2 salmon per day of any species except coho
  • Minimum size limit: 20 inches total length
• May 1 – September 6
  • Open Thursday through Monday (closed Tuesday and Wednesday)
  • 2 salmon per day of any species except coho
  • Minimum size limit: 24 inches total length

PCYC GRAND SLAM 2010

Pacific Corinthian Yacht Clubs annual Grand Slam is coming our way June 4th thru the 6th. Calico Bass, White Seabass and Halibut. Its a fun locally ran tournament where the kids always win. Updates to follow. Pictured is one of last years winners Greg Stoney with a quality catch.

The newest flourocarbon

TATSU - Japanese for Dragon Throughout the centuries, the mythical, mighty dragon has been described as fierce, formidable, stealthy, and virtually indestructible.  Like the flexible, lithe, and armored scales of a Dragon, TATSU has a tough, but soft exterior, while hiding an inner strength incomparable to any other line on the planet. TATSU is a Double Structure Fluorocarbon (DSF) line. Made with two custom, 100% Seaguar Fluorocarbon resins, extruded in one solid piece, TATSU is simply the best of the very best in Seaguar lines.  No other competitor can match Seaguar's proprietary extrusion process that releases the performance power of this uniquely structured line. Seaguar's strongest and softest line, TATSU is the apex of Fluorocarbon Made exclusively from two different 100% Seaguar resins

new swimbaits

check out pancho's new swimbaits here!

could this be the demise of the delta?

channel island squid fishing

PCYC MAKO TOURNAMENT

THE DATES ARE SET

Pacific Corinthian Yacht Club

Open Mako Shark Tournament

July 23-25, 2010

Over $25,000.00 in CASH and PRIZES*

First Place $15,000.00

Second Place $6,000.00

Third Place $3,000.00

Fourth Place $2,000.00

(85% of all entry fees and 100% of all pool monies paid out)

Kick-off, Captains Meetings and Snacks at PCYC July 23th at 6pm

Tournament fishing Saturday from 6 am to 5 pm

Sunday from 6 am to 4 pm

Entry Fee $600.00 / Boat 65lb Minimum Qualifying

Optional $100, $200, $300 Daily Pools

*Based on 60 Boats

Limited Entry  No Commercial Equipped Boats

For Entry Forms, Rules, or Information, Contact:

Pacific Corinthian Yacht Club, 2600 S. Harbor Blvd. Oxnard, Ca. 93035

(805) 985-7292 / Fax (805) 985-7830 www.pcyc.org or

Stuart Rose at (818) 991-0757 / Fax (818) 889-2300

Salmon season looks to open saturday april 3rd

http://www.dfg.ca.gov/marine/pdfs/salmonsport10.pdf
Salmon
 (a) Methods of take:
  (1) General Provisions. Only by angling as defined in Section 1.05. No sinkers or weights
exceeding four pounds may be used, except that a fishing line may be attached to a sinker or
weight of any size if such sinker or weight is suspended by a separate line and the fishing line is
released automatically by a mechanical device from the sinker or weight when any fish is hooked.
See sections 28.65 and 28.70.
  (2) Barbless Hooks. No more than two (2) single point, single shank barbless hooks shall be
used in the ocean north of Point Conception (34º27’00” N. lat.) when salmon fishing or fishing
from any boat or floating device with salmon on board.
  (3) Other Hook Restrictions. When fishing with bait in the ocean between Horse Mountain
(40º05’00” N. lat.) and Point Conception, if angling by any means other than trolling, then no
more than two (2) single point, single shank, barbless circle hooks shall be used. The distance
between the two hooks must not exceed five inches when measured from the top of the eye of the
top hook to the inner base of the curve of the lower hook, and both hooks must be permanently
2010-2011 California Ocean Sport Fishing Regulations
tied in place (hard tied). A circle hook is defined as a hook with a generally circular shape, and a
point which turns inwards, pointing directly to the shank at a 90-degree angle. Trolling is defined
as angling from a boat or floating device that is making way by means of a source of power,
other than drifting by means of the prevailing water current or weather conditions. See Section
28.65(g).
  (4) One Rod Restriction north of Point Conception. Salmon may be taken by angling with no
more than one rod in ocean waters north of Point Conception. See Section 28.65(e).
 (b) Season:
  (1)North of Horse Mountain (40º05’00” N. lat.) and Humboldt Bay. All waters of the ocean
north of Horse Mountain and in Humboldt Bay are open to salmon fishing from August 29, 2009 to
September 7, 2009.  Exception: The ocean area surrounding the Klamath River mouth bounded on
the north by 41º38’48” N lat. (approximately 6 nautical miles north of the Klamath River mouth), on
the south by 41º26’48” N. lat. (approximately 6 nautical miles south of the Klamath River mouth),
and extending 3 nautical miles offshore is closed to salmon fishing during August. No salmon may
be taken at any time in ocean waters at the mouths of the Smith and Klamath rivers and during
August and September at the mouth of the Eel River. See Section 27.75.
  (2) Between Horse Mountain and Point Arena (38º57’30” N. lat.). All waters of the ocean
between Horse Mountain and Point Arena are closed to salmon fishing. (Note: In 2010, the
season will open on April 3.)
  (3) Between Point Arena and Pigeon Point (37º11’00” N. lat.). All waters of the ocean
between Point Arena and Pigeon Point are closed to salmon fishing. (Note: In 2010, the season
will open on April 3.)
  (4) Between Pigeon Point and Point Sur (36º18’00” N. lat.). All waters of the ocean between
Pigeon Point and Point Sur are closed to salmon fishing. (Note: In 2010, the season will open
on April 3.)
  (5) South of Point Sur. All waters of the ocean south of Point Sur are closed to salmon fishing.
(Note: In 2010, the season will open on April 3.)
 (c) Limit:
  (1) Two salmon per day. See subsection (c)(2) below and Section 1.17.
  (2) Statewide Silver (coho) Salmon Restrictions: No silver (coho) salmon may be retained.
 (d) Minimum size:
  (1) North of Horse Mountain: Twenty-four inches total length.
  (2) South of Horse Mountain: Twenty inches total length.