Bill Roecker
10-17-2006
Bill
Roecker
with
a
nice
size
Yellowtail.
Photo Credit: Bill Roecker
42 lbs. 8 oz.
Steve Carson
10-21-2006
Steve
Carson
was
chartermaster,
and
said
he
got
the
best
brace
of
yellowtail
of
his
life,
a
42.5
and
a
42-pounder,
Photo Credit: Bill Roecker
72 lbs. 3 oz.
Josh Rytz
10-2-2006
The
yellowtail
Rytz
caught
would
have
weighed
well
over
80
pounds
had
it
been
full-bellied.
It
wasn???t
scrawny,
but
it
looked
to
be
in
a
slender
mode.
Photo Credit: Bill Roecker
Kevin Madden
10-25-2006
Kevin's
first
Yellowtail
of
the
day.
There's
plenty
more
where
that
came
from
buddy!
Photo Credit: Homan Khaki
Fred Behnami
10-25-2006
"Say
hello
to
my
little
friend!"
Fred
had
a
great
time
out
there
soaking
a
line
with
his
coworkers.
Photo Credit: Homan Khaki
Homan Khaki
10-25-2006
Due
to
some
freak
accident,
I
was
on
top
of
my
game
on
this
trip.
The
kelp
was
a
little
hard
to
find
out
there,
but
I
managed
to
get
lucky
at
most
of
the
stops.
Here's
the
Jackpot
fish.
David Joyce
10-25-2006
Here's
David
Joyce
with
a
Yellowtail!
Photo Credit: Homan Khaki
Homan Khaki
10-25-2006
The
last
patty
was
wide
open!
Here's
Captain
Randy
giving
a
hand
on
deck.
Ruben Sencion
10-25-2006
Ruben
finished
his
day
with
this
nice
Yellow.
Photo Credit: Homan Khaki
Homan Khaki
10-25-2006
It
was
one
of
those
stops
that
just
made
me
giddy.
Thanks
again
for
all
your
help
AJ!
Photo Credit: Homan Khaki
29 lbs. 10 oz.
Jackpot Winner
10-28-2006
Alex
Ruiz
of
Rancho
Cucamonga
won
first
place
for
a
29.6-pound
yellowtail.
Mike
Mayes
of
Rancho
Santa
Margarita
won
second
place
for
a
28.4-pounder.
Joe
Preciado
of
San
Diego
was
third,
for
a
28.2-pound
yellowtail.
Photo Credit: Bill Roecker
Bob Seals
11-13-2006
Here's
my
buddy
Bob
from
Fresno.
He's
one
of
the
SFR
regulars.
He
actually
invited
me
to
join
him
on
this
trip.
Bob
got
the
first
Yellow
on
the
boat.
He
set
up
a
Halibut
rig
and
got
a
Yellow.
I'm
so
proud
of
him.
He
lost
two
more
hookups
using
this
rig.
Good
job,
Bob!!
Photo Credit: Edgar Ylanan
Ricardo Zebeda
11-13-2006
Nice
Yellow
caught
by
boat
crew
Ricardo.
I
think
he
ended
up
with
2
or
3
Yellows
for
the
day.
We
finally
left
the
dock
about
7:30am,
loaded
two
tankful
of
nice
dines.
It
took
us
about
4
hours
to
get
the
east
end
towards
the
back.
Photo Credit: Edgar Ylanan
Jeff Markland
11-13-2006
Here
a
photo
with
Captain
Chris
&
Jeff.
Jeff
has
the
hot
stick
on
this
trip.
This
is
his
second
Yellow.
We
hooked
a
bunch
Huge
Calico
up
to
6
lb
Toad.
We
released
most
of
them.
Great
pleasant
trip
with
11
anglers.
We
got
the
whole
boat
for
ourselves.
It's
like
one
of
the
those
SFR
Charter
Trips.
Photo Credit: Edgar Ylanan
Captain Chris Goble
11-13-2006
Captain
Chris
&
Crew
Paul
Tutunjian.
I
tell
you
this
is
one
of
those
trip
you
don't
wanna
miss.
We
fish
with
Captain
Chris
&
the
crew.
You
fish
with
the
PRO.
We
had
lots
of
room
with
lots
of
nice
baits.
Just
awesome
trip.
Photo Credit: Edgar Ylanan
Scott Hughes
11-13-2006
Scott
got
the
jackpot
of
the
day.
He
used
a
sinker
&
as
soon
as
it
hit
the
floor
he
got
hit
instantly.
Photo Credit: Edgar Ylanan
Jeff Markland
11-13-2006
Well,
this
is
his
third
Yellow.
I
think
he
got
this
one
on
a
scrambled
egg
Salas
6x
jr.
This
guy
knows
how
to
fish.
Photo
with
Captain
Chris.
Photo Credit: Edgar Ylanan
Captain Chris Goble
11-13-2006
Here's
Captain
Chris
with
another
hookup.
This
is
what
it's
all
about.
You
fish
while
you
work.
I
really
enjoy
fishing
with
the
guys.
I
would
to
thank
Captain
Chris
&
the
crew
for
giving
us
this
terrific
trip.
Also
I
would
like
to
thank
Captain
Norris
for
supporting
Sportfishingreport.com
Photo Credit: Edgar Ylanan
Paul Tutunjian
11-13-2006
Paul
weighed
the
jackpot.
We
fished
till
about
4:30pm
at
the
Island.
This
is
longest
3/4
day
trip
I
ever
been.
I
am
not
complaining.
We
got
to
the
dock
about
8pm.
We
brought
home
9
Yellowtail,
33
Bonito(released
a
lot),
31
Huge
Calico(ranging
up
to
6
lb),
&
1
Sheephead.
Everybody
had
a
good
time.
I'll
see
you
guys
on
my
next
trip.
Photo Credit: Edgar Ylanan
Don Padick
11-11-2006
Lets
get
straight
to
the
action.
We
headed
straight
to
the
west
end
of
Catalina,
anchored
up
and
waited
for
daybreak.
Once
daybreak
hit
the
action
started
picking
up
as
we
hooked
and
landed
a
few
bonito.
Before
long
yellows
were
hanging
!!!
I
landed
this
nice
one
with
a
lively
sardine
fished
on
20
lb
test
line.
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