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Yeah we dive still! Just the change of seasons is all. We might sneak out to Westport or neah bay for a day trip before the end of the year.

Sure. Not sure what exactly you mean.

@@tim42310looked like a poly pro. If it was you’d know what I meant. As you were.

My buddy and I have gotten two elk with our ML’s so far.

Yup. We shore dove from the north side late in the day the day prior and had no luck.

That’s a good idea!

iPhone 11 Pro 😉

youre completely right

Go ahead. Thanks for asking.

Yeah there’s usually perch in abundance there. Striped and pile perch. Pile perch are more skittish of the two. I got a dog fish there on my last dive there.

Cabezon in Spanish means ‘huge head’ and they are just that. Like a giant tadpole. They eat crab whole. Lingcod are ‘the big dogs’ of our bottom fish. Both are very good eating! Both can have a blue colored meat (raw) that mostly turns white when cooked. Greenling are very skittish and can have blue colored meat as well. Great tasting as well. Lingcod and cabezon are the challenging ones to find. My cabezon in the video was a few pounds off from the state record. You can look up all the fish species named and see photos and videos.

I LOVE your profile photo 😘

Jellyfish don’t feel. Stings on the face kinda suck. Cheers

That would be great. Thanks.

@@tim42310 thanks

@@RRBDDrivingSchool the dude was arrested for DUI.

That’s the sad truth.

you're a fool, dui's aren't tolerated here

If you get a private attorney, not a public attorney, meaning you have money $$ for a lawyer, your getting off scotch clear, seen it dozens of times when I worked at the court house

Gracias hijo. Soy lo mismo…la plaga 😁

Westport is pretty spotty. My buddy and I can’t seem to nail down a solid pattern for good visibility. Around Seattle you’d be ok. I got a 19lb cabezon just north of Seattle near the Edmonds ferry in early 2020. If you can go out as close to Neah bay as you can. That’s the best.

@@tim42310 thanks. Looks like Edmonds has some regulations and requires a permit. Is that common around Washington?

@@williammink2109 there’s a dive park where no fishing is allowed on the north side of the Edmonds ferry. But a little north of that outside of the park is where my buddy and I both got our cabezon. Just a saltwater fishing license should be all that’s needed.

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@@tim42310 Excellent! Welcome to the wild bunch. MacDonald's my "alter ego"-long story. Jerry Griffin on the Facebook page

A local charter there told my buddy Dan that there’s a lot of sharks 🦈 in there. I’ve crossed paths with one that was at least 6ft long. I had a couple fish on my stringer and was alone. I hopped out until I met up with Dan and got back in. No other sightings.

@@tim42310 that's good to know. Was thinking about doing some body boarding right near there and was wondering about the sharks. I'll probably just stick with fishing hahaha. I used to be a firefighter and not much scares me. But for some odd reason I'm terrified of sharks. I was also thinking about taking a kayak on the other side of the bay and was wondering about some of the inlets. So if there is allot of sharks in the area I might need to keep that in mind. Thanks for the reply. I wouldn't mind trying to scuba. I'd need to go with a spear gun but I think that would be fun.

Just ask around or see about finding a club maybe if they exist around here. Dive shops or common dive sites would be another good place to find some fellow divers.

Washington Spearos has a FaceBook page. You might think about getting on that. We're going to start around September as well.

We’ve filled limits multiple times in the little Bay Area at the start of the jetty. We see them along the jetty too though.

Yeah looking back I’ve learned that isn’t the smartest idea. I make sure to release the bands if I’m going to record them now.

Huh It’s been a few months since I dove there. State record cabezon was caught in that passage. 29 pounder I believe.

We’ve usually tried going around slack tide but I haven’t noticed it pulling too hard either way. Maybe a bit choppy at times. Pretty solid spot when visibility is good. Saw a 6 gill shark 🦈 a year ago.

Mike Coffman it was maybe 15-20ft is all

Double Feed 5/16” spear. Visibility hasn’t been the greatest on our latest trips.

Tim Rushton Sorry I meant wetsuit diameter lol How often do you guys go? I’ve been looking for people to go with for a while...

Double Feed sorry about that. My suit is a 2 piece mako 7mm and keeps me super warm. Not sure what my buddies is but we’ve stayed in the water for about 4hrs once.