swimmingwiththefishes
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Thinking of heading down there to fish tuna. Anybody know regs for bringing fish back across the border? Anybody recommend a specific charter? Also how many coolers do u think could be needed? Cheers.
Oregon or Washington Tuna
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Old Blue
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You might need 2 depending upon how much you're lucky enough to catch and or keep. Like profisher suggested the Ranger is the top of the puker boats out of Westport as they use nets instead of gaffing and do the best job filleting and caring till you get back to shore but most are still very good. No problems at the border. Westport you can trade some of your catch and pay a fee for canned fish.
Fish are way offshore right now from Westport and day trips on the big pukers are being cancelled as they're out of range so you'd need to do a multi day one or go on a smaller fast mover like All Rivers, Far Corners or KC. Live bait stops there are best in mid September
Old Blue
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I've been on The Fury...good crew but you share everything with other fisherman regardless of how many you land. The Rampage is not for everyone but you're given the option of keep what you catch or share...not for people that can't follow instructions as you will be yelled at but it's a fishy boat with a fishy Captain Randy
swimmingwiththefishes
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How about any in Oregon?Thinkig of a solar eclipse puke boat combo.
Gear'n'beer!
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Sounds like a good time......solar eclipse puke boat combo!
Old Blue
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If it was my $ I'd wait but you might luck out....it is fishing. Check the forecasts consistently too: http://www.ndbc.noaa.gov/data/Forecasts/FZUS56.KSEW.html
Old Blue
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Salmon closed Aug 22
Salmon closed Aug 22
