Wide Open Halibut Bite plus PB at 40 Pounds

[ctfphoto]

Originally Posted by Iceman

pretty sharp teeth for a 40 pounder, must like eating squishy stuff only

He was missing quite a few teeth, wonder if a game clip does damage?

[ctfphoto]

Wow, i just did a trade of frozen halibut chunks for fresh ahi caught today by another kayak fishing brother on a private boat. Thanks bro. Was planning on eating semi fresh halibut but guess I'll be eating super fresh ahi instead

I love this sport and the comradery

[Deamon]

Chris-man...your hair...it's...it's "poofy" without the hat. Good to see a different side of you...

Great job!

Jim

[ctfphoto]

Originally Posted by Deamon

Chris-man...your hair...it's...it's "poofy" without the hat. Good to see a different side of you...

Great job!

Jim

Duuuude, I forgot my hat on an offshore trip of 13 hours last week, I am glad for the hair or I would have got fried.

My wife tells me like ever day she going to cut it all off.

Jim, very nice catch on the WSB. Hey if you ever need some company at night on a low swell evening, just let me know

[Deamon]

Originally Posted by ctfphoto

Hey if you ever need some company at night on a low swell evening, just let me know

Ummm...are we talking...TRADE? We go to your spot on the lumpy days and my spot on the calm days? Yeah buddy! Jim

[ctfphoto]

Originally Posted by Deamon

Ummm...are we talking...TRADE? We go to your spot on the lumpy days and my spot on the calm days? Yeah buddy! Jim

Anyday / night buddy! You may already know my spot if you know SD Bay.

[FISH11]

Great looking Hali, Chris. Congrats on PB. Those tacos look delicious.

[blitzburgh]

F-N-A man!!!

[jorluivil]

Originally Posted by ctfphoto

He was missing quite a few teeth, wonder if a game clip does damage?

I don't recall who told me this but I was told that whenever divers catch trophy halibut they always run the clip/stinger through their eyes instead of through the gills and mouth so that the clip doesn't damage their teeth.

[HobieScot]

Originally Posted by jorluivil

I don't recall who told me this but I was told that whenever divers catch trophy halibut they always run the clip/stinger through their eyes instead of through the gills and mouth so that the clip doesn't damage their teeth.

I do the same thing while spear fishing. Not so much to save the teeth, more so because it's nice and secure and it subdues the fish real fast. I usually do it while the butt is still pinned to the sand with my spear. I'm not sure if a spike thru the eyes brains the butt or not butt it stops the fight pretty fast. I make sure the stringer is thru the eyes and closed before I let off pressure from the spear that is still pinning the butt to the sand.

We are also using a totally different type of stringer which is a three inch pointed spike attached to about 3 feet of 200lb mono which is attached to a clip that you attach back to the spike.


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