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Long Beach surf fishermen go fishing for the halibut and catch 9 legals

Tim Rand from Long Beach loves to surf fish more than anything else. Maybe that's because he's so good at it. Rand and three buddies were fishing an undisclosed beach last Friday where they caught nine legal halibut and released over 40 short (less than 22-inches) of the fine eating flatfish in less than 2-hours. 

"I had the biggest and it was just under 15-pounds," said Rand. Rand attributes much of his success to fishing light tackle, using live bait and fishing the high tides. "We fish 8-pound test with a 10-pound test leader and a 1-0 mosquito hook," said Rand. Rand and his fishing posse take the time to catch live bait, mostly smelt and fish when the tide is high. 

On Friday, a huge school of big sardines came in to the area when Rand and his friends were fishing. Unbelievably, as the bait school came into the shallows, there were halibut clearing the water in pursuit of a quick meal. "It was crazy; they (halibut) were jumping out of the water," said Rand. 

While the light line results in more bites, Rand says that if you hook a fish over 30-inches in length, you will have your hands full. "They will bull you up and down the beach," said Rand who has also had a rod snapped in half. 

For Rand and his friends, surf fishing is not only fun, challenging, and economical, it can be very productive too. "Where else can you walk to a beach ago home with a meal for the family." 

Photo credit: Tim Rand

Tim Rand (far left) and friends caught 9 legal halibut in less than 2-hours surf fishing in Long Beach

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VIDEO: Anglers get surprised by flying barracuda

While most anglers might appreciate a 40-pound barracuda surrendering and jumping into the boat, this one came a little too close for confort. Angler Kevin Faver was fighting the burly barracuda when it launched itself out of the water and on to the boat. 

 

Faver, Brad Deckard and Bill Pollackov were fishing off St. Augustine for a cable television program titled, "Tails From the Outdoors Show." It's a sight that you must see to believe and gives new meaning to what a flying fish really is.

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Video: Massive dust storm in Mexico

From the US National Weather Service Lubbock Texas on Monday:

 
"A massive 200+ mile long dust storm developed along an outflow-assisted frontal boundary in northern Mexico (just south of the Rio Grande) late Monday afternoon. Check out the super cell thunderstorms to the east end of the dust cloud.

 

This dust storm looked a lot like the dust storm that swept through the Lubbock area Oct, 17, 2011. Weather observations are few and far between in northern Mexico, but a report from the International Airport in Chihuahua indicated wind gusts exceeding 40 mph with surface visibilities to a half mile in sand and dust as the storm moved southward from near the Rio Grande deep into the desert areas over about a five-hour period. 

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Angler's13-pound barracuda takes jackpot on Redondo Special

Redondo Special galley cook, Mark  Zahga is reporting a 13-pound barracuda taking jackpot honors on the 1/2 day boat out of Redondo this morning.

Time Warp (that's his name) from Eagle Rock, CA struggled to get his catch to the surface where it was gaffed and hoisted on board. Warp lost 10 fish before he finally catch his 10 fish limit of  barracuda. 

"We lost over 50% of what we hooked today," said Zagha. "Two busted rods and we lost a lot of these things. The affable galley cook went on to say that they had 25 barracuda over 10-pounds. That would make this as good a bite as we have seen in years.

Twenty-five anglers have 90 of the big gar as they proved too hard to catch for many. Also, there was a problem with some pesky sea lions. 

Reports of the giant gar have been coming in to Philip Friedman Outdoors for the past few days. The Spitfire is reporting big fish and there was a broken rod on the Tradition the other day.

Angelrs should be fishing no lighter than 25-pound test and would be better off fishing 40 pound test. Lures or in the vernacular, "The Iron" have been the best way to hook these big critters. A slow to medium retrieve with a blue and white surface or yo-yo iron was deadly this morning.

Water temperatures are warm and there seems to be plenty of bait around to hold the fish too. "Monster fish," said Zagha. "This is what we have been waiting for." 

Fishing with Phil will be on board the Tradition out of Redondo Sportfishing this Friday. 424 237 0250 to get on!

 

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Barracuda bust loose in the Bay just in time for Fishing with Phil Friday on the Tradition

Several private boaters have checked in with limits of barracuda this morning as the big bird schools that moved into the Santa Monica Bay are starting to bite.

The sportboat Spitfire was moving up on 75 barracuda by 9:30am as the elongated, hard fighting gamefish were very active.

Mark Zahza from the Redondo Special called in at 9:50am to report "WIDE OPEN" fishing. "It's all you want and they are big."

One thing that is noticeable about the bite is the size of the 2012 barracuda. "We have seen fish as big as 10-pounds and several barracuda in the 8-pound class," said Jimmy Bass from Tradition Sportfishing. "There are some logs here."

Bass pointed out that it is far better to call for a gaff if you have one of these stove pipes than to try to bounce it. "We have already seen one rod snap in half," he said.

The barracuda were biting on both bait and lures. Fishing bait is trick as these toothy critters are adept at biting through monofilament line. Throwing the iron (lures) is the best way to take barracuda. Twenty-five to thirty-pound test with a light surface iron or a small heavy jig refereed to a a yo-yo iron works equally as well.

Barracuda prefer a slow to medium retrieve and as usual, you set the hook by turning the handle of your reel until the fish pulls line against the drag. 

"This is really exciting fishing," said Bass. "It's what we call run and gun. You see a bird school in the distance, the boat throttles down and heads over and you hope for a boat with bent rods."

 

Friday, May 18 on the Tradition out of Redondo 6am-4pm
FISHING WITH PHIL is Friday on the Tradition out of Redondo with raffle prizes, pro-staff, and YOU as the STAR of the first BARRACUDA VIDEO for Phil Friedman Productions in 2012. Big schools of GAR have moved in to the Santa Monica Bay as it looks like only a matter of time before it goes WIDE OPEN 

For reservations call the Tradition Information and Reservation Line at (818) 455-6566 or Phil directly at (424) 237-0250. It’s always a thrill to go Fishing with Phil! Only $60  

Photo credit: Phil Friedman Outdoors

Top: File photo of Jimmy Bass on the last Fishing with Phil Tradition Trip.

Bottom: Phil Friedman with a nice gar he caught throwing the iron.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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VIDEO: Sun to turn into a ring of fire Sunday

On Sunday, May 20th, the Moon will pass in front of the sun, transforming  the sun into a ring of fire. It's an annular solar eclipse, not to be confused with a total eclipse in which the Moon will cover as much as 94% of the sun. Hundreds of millions of people will be able to view the event as the eclipse zone stretches from southeast Asia across the Pacific Ocean to western parts of North America.

 

In the United States, the eclipse begins around 5:30 pm PDT. For the following two hours, a Moon-shaped portion of the sun will go into hiding. Greatest coverage occurs around 6:30 pm PDT. 

If you are going to observe the eclipse with something other that the human eye, please be extremely careful. Be absolutely sure that any telescope you look through is properly filtered. Magnified sunlight can cause serious eye damage even during an eclipse.

 

Near the center-line of the eclipse, observers will experience something special: the "ring of fire." As the Moon crosses the sun dead-center, a circular strip or annulus of sunlight will completely surround the dark lunar disk. Visually, the sun has a big black hole in the middle.

The "path of annularity" where this occurs is only about 200 miles wide, but it stretches almost halfway around the world passing many population centers en route: Tokyo, Japan; Medford, Oregon; Chico, California; Reno, Nevada; Albuquerque, New Mexico, and Lubbock, Texas. In those locations the ring of fire phenomenon will be visible for as much as 4 and a half minutes.

"The ring of sunlight during annularity is blindingly bright," cautions NASA's leading eclipse expert Fred Espenak of the Goddard Space Flight Center. "Even though most of the Sun's disk will be covered, you still need to use a solar filter or some type of projection technique. A #14 welder's glass is a good choice. There are also many commercially-available solar filters." 

Whatever outdoor activity you may be involved in Sunday will be greatly enhanced with the chance to see firsthand this incredible spectacle of nature. 

 

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Barracuda, Bass & FREE RAFFLE this week Fishing with Phil

The Fishing with Phil phenomenon is taking hold all over Southern California and beyond.

Anglers are just plain having a great time on these trips with a FREE Raffle, a FREE video to remember the trip by, pro-staffers to help you along and hopefully a mess of great eating fish.

This week, Phil will be out on three separate trips all focusing on surface fish. 

Friday, May 18 on the Tradition out of Redondo 6am-4pm
FISHING WITH PHIL is Friday on the Tradition out of Redondo with raffle prizes, pro-staff, and YOU as the STAR of the first BARRACUDA VIDEO for Phil Friedman Productions in 2012. Big schools of GAR have moved in to the Santa Monica Bay as it looks like only a matter of time before it goes WIDE OPEN 

For reservations call the Tradition Information and Reservation Line at (818) 455-6566 or Phil directly at (424) 237-0250. It’s always a thrill to go Fishing with Phil! Only $60  

 

Friday, Saturday,  Sunday Twilights, May 18-20 out of Long Beach Sportfishing 6:30pm-Midnight
We had great fishing on Saturday night as the big sculpin and sand bass came out to play. Lots of fun and a free raffle to boot!

Long Beach Sportfishing, 6:30pm-12 Midnight! Fishing with PHIL will have raffle prizes and more. Can't wait to see you there. 562 432 8993 $42

Saturday Night's Twilight Video below

 

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"THE MANZANAR FISHING CLUB" RETURNS TO PASADENA FOR FULL RUN MAY 18

"A worthy documentary... Absorbing."

--Gary Goldstein, LOS ANGELES TIMES

 

"A window into something that most of us have heard about

but still remains mysterious."
-Mick LaSalle, SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE

   


LOS ANGELES – "The Manzanar Fishing Club," the groundbreaking documentary feature chronicling an untold story of freedom during the World War II incarceration of Japanese Americans on the West Coast, returns to the Laemmle Playhouse 7 theater in Pasadena for an exclusive engagement on Friday, May 18. The weeklong run marks the film's first extended stay in the City following a successful opening in Santa Monica March 30.

 

"We're pleased to bring 'The Manzanar Fishing Club' to Pasadena, so we can reach the many people who couldn't make it out to Santa Monica," said director/co-producer Cory Shiozaki. "This will be a lot more convenient."

The film has received a rousing reception since it debuted in Santa Monica at the Laemmle Monica 4. Two sold-out matinee screenings at the Playhouse 7 in April led to the current engagement.

 

"The overwhelming reception at the Pasadena matinees confirmed that we have a large audience who will come to see the film if it's within reach," Shiozaki added. "By playing in Pasadena now, we want to reach out not only to the people here, but also in Little Tokyo, Downtown, Hollywood, Silverlake-Los Feliz, Boyle Heights and so many more nearby areas."

Set during the World War II Japanese American Internment, "The Manzanar Fishing Club" relates a unique tale through the eyes of internees who all shared a love of fishing. But the documentary film is more than just a history book, as noted by Mark Sevi of the Orange County Screenwriters Association.

 

"The ending has a great reveal that would belie the documentary nature of the film," Sevi writes. "It's almost a treasure hunt worthy of a Ron Howard movie laid against the prejudices and hardships of the shameful nature of what America did to its citizens whose only crime was to be of Japanese heritage."

 

Telling the story of the incarceration through the eyes of the fishermen is a natural evolution, according to writer/co-producer Richard Imamura. "This year is the 70^th 'anniversary' of the roundup, and I felt it was time to flesh out the story, to personalize it. That's why we identify everyone interviewed by their hometown. 'So-and-so from Sawtelle.' Someone else from Boyle Heights. Another from Burbank. And Saugus, Venice, Terminal Island, Centinela and so on. This happened to real people from real places, often just down the street or freeway.

 

"But make no mistake," Imamura added, "this is not a fictional docu-drama. It's real."

 

The Laemmle Playhouse 7 is located at 673 E. Colorado Blvd., right in the Old Town district. There will be five shows daily, beginning at 1:10 pm.

 

In addition, special 11:00 AM matinees will again be held Saturday and Sunday, May 19 and 20, at the Laemmle Monica 4, 1332 2^nd Street, Santa Monica, and the Laemmle Claremont 5, 450 W. 2nd Street, Claremont.

 

Advance ticket sales are available on the Laemmle Theatres website (laemmle.com), and group sales inquiries can be directed to [email protected]. For additional information, call (310) 478-3836

 

"The Manzanar Fishing Club" was made with support from the California State Library's CCLPEP and the National Park Service's JACS grant programs and private donations.

 

A From Barbed Wire to Barbed Hooks LLC production, "The Manzanar Fishing Club" was directed by Cory Shiozaki from an original screenplay by Richard Imamura. The producers are Cory Shiozaki, Richard Imamura, Lester Chung and John Gengl. The executive producer is Alan Sutton.

 

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Redondo Barracuda bite for the Tradition. Fishing with Phil this Friday!

Big bird schools of barracuda moved into the Santa Monica Bay today as the 3/4 day Tradition had over 6 of the hard fighting gamefish per rod.

Four anglers had 26 barracuda to 10- pounds as the gar as they are also know moved in in good numbers.

"We saw a lot of fish here today," reported Tradition skipper Taras Poznik. "One guy tried to bounce a fish that looked to be over 10-pounds and busted his rod in half." 

Jimmy Bass from Tradition Sportfishing is admonishing anglers to call for a gaff if you have one of these logs. "Better to call for a gaff than to loose a trophy like what we saw today."

The barracuda were biting on both bait and lures. Fishing bait is trick as these toothy critters are adept at biting through monofilament line. Throwing the iron (lures) is the best way to take barracuda. Twenty-five to thirty-pound test with a light surface iron or a small heavy jig refereed to a a yo-yo iron works equally as well.

Barracuda prefer a slow to medium retrieve and as usual, you set the hook by turning the handle of your reel until the fish pulls line against the drag. 

"This is really exciting fishing," said Bass. "It's what we call run and gun. You see a bird school in the distance, the boat throttles down and heads over and you hope for a boat with bent rods."

Fishing with Phil is Friday

The timing could not be better as the crew from Fishing with Phil will be in Redondo on the Tradition this Friday, 6am-4pm. "Last year, Phil Friedman was here and we had a fabulous day catching tons of barracuda," said Bass. "I'm feeling like this is going to be a replay of that great trip."

Phil will be on board with some great raffle prizes, pro-staff to help you out and he will be shooting the first barracuda video of 2012 for Phil Friedman Productions. It's always a thrill to go Fishing with Phil so come on down for the same 3/4 day price of only $60. 

For reservations call the Tradition Information and Reservation Line at (818) 455-6566 or Phil directly at (424) 237-0250. It’s always a thrill to go Fishing with Phil!

 

 

 

 

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Kids fish free with Friends of Rollo June 2-3

 Friends of Rollo, in conjunction with participating Southern California Sportfishing landings from San Diego to Santa Barbara, will be hosting two upcoming “Kids Fish Free days” this year.  This is a special opportunity for kids and adults who aren’t involved in organized youth groups to benefit from our youth fishing program and a great way for adults to introduce children to the wonderful sport of recreational sportfishing. All of the boats involved in this promotion are Coast Guard approved and feature a licensed Captain and professional crew members. 

 

For every paid “Adult Fare”, adults may bring up to two kids (ages 15 and under) fishing for free on these trips.  The cost for rod and reel rentals, tackle, food, fish cleaning, and Mexican fishing permits (if required), etc, are not included in this promotion and are the responsibility of participants. 

 

The “Kids Fish Free” promotion is being held on the following dates:

• Saturday, June 2^nd, 2012
• Sunday, June 3^rd, 2012

 

This promotion is good on any 1/2 & 3/4 day regularly scheduled fishing trips departing from participating landings and is subject to space availability.  Please call and make your reservations early so no one will be left out of this wonderful opportunity.  Let the landing know that you want to participate in the “Kids Fish Free promotion”.

 

 PARTICIPATING LANDINGS

LANDING	PHONE #	LANDING	PHONE #
SAN DIEGO: Point Loma H&M	(619) 223-1627 (619) 222-1144	LONG BEACH: L.B. Marina L.B. Berth 55	(562) 598-6649 (562) 432-8993
MISSION BAY:		Pierpoint	(562) 983-9300
Seaforth	(619) 224-3383	SAN PEDRO:
OCEANSIDE:		22nd Street L.A. Harbor	(310) 832-8304 (310) 547-9916
Helgren’s   DANA WHARF:	(760) 722-2133	MARINA DEL REY: Marina Del Rey	(310) 822-3625
Dana Wharf   NEWPORT BEACH:	(949) 496-5794	OXNARD/VENTURA: Channel Islands	(805) 382-1612
Davey’s Locker Newport Landing	(949) 673-1434 (949) 675-0550	Hook’s - Oxnard   SANTA BARBARA:	(805) 382-6233
		SEA Landing	(805) 963-3564

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