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Canning albacore - for a little variety and to spice them up a bit, try a garlic clove or a jalapeño pepper in each jar. For less hot version, half a jalapeño with seeds (most of the heat is in the seeds) removed. I especially like the jalapeño tuna when I'm using it for tuna fish sandwiches.

Signed it. Then forwarded link to all my fishing buddies, regardless of which state they live in.

Looks like the makings of a yummy dinner!

I don't want to start anything here but if you are not going to eat it, why not just release it? If that is a female imagine all the eggs she could produce. Just sayin'.

Looks perfect for lingcod!

Nice looking flies. Did you tie them?

Thanks for all the great info. Nothing is worse than being wet while on the river or lake except being wet and cold!

With winter approaching and (hopefully) lots of rain on the way, I would like to know your thoughts on rain gear and keeping warm while fishing. Obviously, layers to keep warm but the outer layer would seem to be the most important. So, fellow OFFers, what is your favorite rain gear? What have...

Two canoes and a piece of plywood?

Nice! I love tuna fishing. Pound for pound, best fighting fish there is. And tasty, too. Do you plan on canning them?

There is nothing more beautiful than a properly prepared and finished wood boat. A wood boat has a "soul" and feel to them that glass or metal boats just don't have. I am looking forward to seeing your boat as it progresses. You have a great attitude about it, I am sure it look great when you...

Yeah, what she said. ^^^^

Roger, I know you wanted a debate on this but I am absolutely speechless. Well, not completely: the coal and dam projects have got to be the stupidest things I have heard in a long time. Thanks for sharing. Randy

Yummmmm, bacon!:thumb:

When trout fishing, I usually troll in an "S" pattern. This causes the set ups on either side of the boat to slow down or speed up slightly, changing the depth of each. Agree that often get bit while in the middle of a turn. Now for tuna, it's normally a 5-pole spread at 7 to 9 knots with the...