09-19-2002, 01:55 PM
Let me just go ahead and open by saying it was challenging for sure. Im not going to lie to you Milos and tell you that I didn't get worked, because I did. I rested for about 5 minutes after I landed the shark and threw my Tady 4/0 blue and white glow out for the Tuna. Regarding my knot, I use what I call the shulas keep tying damofo inverted gainer bow knot. I swang on the shark in Cardiff and enjoyed the photo op in Dana Point. The walk back kinda sucked, but I thought it was an OK fish.
There is quite a bit of finesse involved in utilizing the light line and I prefer to fish Mano y Pescado without a harness.
I got another photo sent over from a guy that I bumped into just past Oceanside harbor in Pendleton that came out pretty cool.
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If you ever get a chance, the great whites are fun fish to catch. Good luck out there and be careful.
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There is quite a bit of finesse involved in utilizing the light line and I prefer to fish Mano y Pescado without a harness.
I got another photo sent over from a guy that I bumped into just past Oceanside harbor in Pendleton that came out pretty cool.
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[/url][url "javascript:void(0)"][/url] If you ever get a chance, the great whites are fun fish to catch. Good luck out there and be careful.
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