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Judy White
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Votes: 0 (Vote!) | | Posted on Tuesday, May 27, 2003 - 12:58 am: | |
Subject: Howdy
Heading your way in september, and will be looking for the "big" fish and a new place to call home. I hope ya All are as friendly as I've heard and can make a girl feel welcome as the folks were in the other part of Alaska.I beleive it will be love at first sight. See Ya Judy sloanhoneydo@juno.com |
C arol Evans (Fawcett)
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Votes: 0 (Vote!) | | Posted on Tuesday, October 22, 2002 - 7:16 pm: | |
Subject: I am looking for a Scott Fawcett(my cousin)
I am looking for a Scott Fawcett who last I knew was living in the Homer area working on a fishing vessel. He would be around 45-48 years old. He is my cousin and I would like to visit with him we are thinking of visiting sometime next summer. Thanks Carol |
Fringe Benefit Charters
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Votes: 0 (Vote!) | | Posted on Tuesday, May 28, 2002 - 12:11 pm: | |
Subject: Error
Lower case f on the e-mail. |
Fringe Benefit Charters
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Votes: 0 (Vote!) | | Posted on Tuesday, May 28, 2002 - 12:01 pm: | |
Subject: Homer, Alaska Halibut fishing
The first trip of the season was May 25,a late start this year. Seas were twos and threes,confused, SW 10Knts. 24ft of water moving. 3/4 crew not feeling good. Could not get to were I wanted to go. Plan B - Pams spot - 23 miles out, 120ft, 2miles north of Whale Bite. Morning anchor time, got some fish on the out going but current slowed, turned and catching died. Don't like it when that happens. Picked up and ran to the North kelp. Nice Wx,42ft, everybody feeling good, one bite, one butt, nice one 45lb. Picked up, ran to the Dimple to finsh off, 110ft, 15miles out. Anchor, condition comfortable, wind and cuttent same direction. We got them. Long day. May 26, WX beautiful, flat calm, to the Variety Hole, 25miles out, 190ft. Short 1/2 drift, anchor time. Did good - couple of 50lbs - but could not get the last butt. Had to pull the pick, ran in, one short unproductive drift. Had to throw the pick out for one fish at the Wart, 140ft, 20miles out, got the little rasal and went home to Homer. I shall try to post more Halibut adventures but that took some time. I'm not that fast at typing and not that good at writing. Take Care, Capt.Dave Flower www.alaskafishhomer.com |
Captain Bs Alaskan Cs A
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Votes: 0 (Vote!) | | Posted on Wednesday, July 11, 2001 - 6:44 pm: | |
Subject: Lingcod Season Opening
Lingcod season opened July 1st in our area. Captain B's fishermen got two Alaska State Trophy Certificates for Lings caught yesterday. Toby Love, of Homer and Nicole Vos of Rockford, MI were the successful fishermen. Toby's weighed in at 60 lbs and was 54.5 in. long and Nicole's at 54 1/2 lbs and 53.5 in. Trophy guidelines for Lingcod is a Ling over 45 lbs - State record is 70 lbs.
Halibut fishing has been great as well - Fishermen are already planning their 2002 visits to Homer.
Bryan Bondioli |
Sorry Charlie Charters
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Votes: 0 (Vote!) | | Posted on Wednesday, June 06, 2001 - 4:54 am: | |
Subject: Spectacular Halibut Fishing!!
The halibut fishing in beautiful Kachemak Bay and Cook Inlet is better than ever!!One of Captain Mike Coates' clients caught a 186 pound halibut on May 30th which won her $750. in the Homer Chamber of Commerce Jackpot Halibut Derby!! Then on June 2 and 5, 2 other clients entered the the #1 and #2 fish in the derby for June weighing in at 197 pounds and 177 pounds! On June 4th, the clients brought home 6 halibut over 100 pounds! So if you want to put some halibut in your freezer - now is a great time!! |
Bryan Bondioli
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Votes: 0 (Vote!) | | Posted on Monday, April 16, 2001 - 1:04 am: | |
Subject: First Charter of the Season
Well, here's the biggest fish from the first charter of the season on April 9, 2001.
As you can see, the sea was great and they had a terrific time! We are going on the tagging cruise on April 26 for the Homer Halibut Derby. Any fisherman who catches a tagged halibut during the summer will get between $500.00 and $10,000.00. Should be fun!
Captain B's Alaskan C's Adventures.
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Capt. Dave Flower
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Votes: 0 (Vote!) | | Posted on Tuesday, March 27, 2001 - 12:44 pm: | |
Subject: Homer Winter King Salmon Tournament
After being canceled Satuday because of the weather, the Homer Winter King Salmon Tournament took place on Sunday March 24,2001. 313 anglers took place in the event on 98 boats and catching 128 king Salmon. The King King wieghed in at a tournament record 40.89lbs, making the lucky angler $7199 richer. 2nd place 37.99. 3rd place 34.99. More information and photos will be up soon at www.homeralaska.org Homer is the Halibut Capital of the World but is becoming The place to go for Saltwater King Salmon. Take Care, Capt. Dave Flower www.alaskafishhomer.com |
Mike Moore
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Votes: 0 (Vote!) | | Posted on Friday, January 12, 2001 - 7:34 pm: | |
Subject: Bounty 30
Can anyone tell me about these boats good or bad? Might be in the market. |
Sean Litrakis, Client, Captain B's
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Votes: 0 (Vote!) | | Posted on Tuesday, September 26, 2000 - 8:21 pm: | |
Subject: Captain B's Alaskan C's Adventures
Hello,
This is the boat that Karen and I went out on. It is moored in Homer, Alaska. It is a 44' Jersey Sportfisher manufactured in NJ, my home state...
heheh =) Let me tell you all that this boat is completely plush in all its comforts and fishing amenities. It is Captained by Bryan Bondiolo and
complimented excellently by his first mate, Toby. These guys are the greatest!!! They are the most dedicated, accommodating, fun-loving, knowledgeable (the list goes on...) and competent crew I have ever been out with, and you all know I have fished a few times. =P Anyway, I will be sending you all copies of as many PICS as I can while I have to stay awake
for the salmon I am smoking right now. To give you all a BRIEF synopsis of our fishing trip, Karen and I fished 3 days in a row. They were Saturday
the 19th of August through Monday the 21st. Now let me just say that I warned Karen of how bad the seas and weather were in the AK and she was pretty
worried about rough seas and constant rain. Well, as you will see by the PICS we had bright sun and GREAT seas the entire 3 days and the fishing was just about as incredible as could ever be asked for!!!!! There were times when I looked around me in the boat and there were 40"+ Lingcod coming over the rails left and right. Believe me when I tell you this is no
exaggeration! Karen and I kept 7 lingcod with the smallest being 40" and the largest measuring a WHOPPING 50"!!!!!! This Ling weighed in at 48 lbs 2
ounces!!! Man it is Insane!!!! The Halibut fishing was equally crazy with nonstop action of keeper fish running between 18 and 35 lbs. We did see a
50 lb and 70 lb caught while out on our 3 days. What GORGEOUS fish! Captain B and his deckhand Toby also selflessly took the time to hook me into a TROPHY
Yellow Eye Rockfish to go with my TROPHY lingcod...
The Yellow eye measured 30" and weighed in at 18 lbs 6 ounces. For my 50" Lingcod and 30" Yellow eye I am submitting for an Alaska Trophy fish certificate. If accepted I will get a nice little certificate saying basically I caught a HUGE fish...on the best boat!!!!!!! What a blast!!!! How great was it??? Well, I had little Karen out there for 3 days straight on the boat for 10-12 hours and only getting 5 hours sleep every night and she out-fished almost everybody including me heh =) NOT! =P Well enjoy all the PICS and let me know what ya all think...
we miss you all
Sean Karen Hunter and Felix
Ps. If any of you are interested in Captain B's website, it is
www.FishingHomerAlaska.com |
Captain A's Alaskan Adventures
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Votes: 0 (Vote!) | | Posted on Saturday, September 16, 2000 - 8:56 pm: | |
Subject: tiny fish
When I went fishing at Glacier Bay the Captain wouldn't let us keep any halibut under 45 lb. We sure were glad too because we filled up on 80-250 lb ones. |
Captain B's Alaskan C's Adventures
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Votes: 0 (Vote!) | | Posted on Sunday, July 09, 2000 - 5:22 pm: | |
Subject: Excellent Fishing!!!
Fishing has been excellent every day. Each day's fishing is customized to the group on board. Some days our clients want to fish for the fast bite and 20-45 lb halibut and other days fishermen want to go on a long range, multispecies trip to try to catch Lingcod, Yellow-eyed Rockfish, other species of Rockfish and Halibut. The seas have been cooperating and the fishing great.
Bryan Bondioli
Captain B's Alskan C's Adventures |
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