Mohawk for RogerDodger?

rogerdodger

• Aug 26, 2014

big fish in the Slaw, bite is still hit and miss so no panic yet, it is still August..but...

is it time for RogerDodger to consider getting a mohawk for good luck? (following Keith and Freddies example on the Wizard).

or just need to get some new friends/herring on the boat?

or relax until his son Paul arrives next week? (that would be Paul the "lucky lucky *******"...)

cheers and tight lines! roger

 

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OnTheDrop

• Aug 26, 2014

MOHAWK MOHAWK MOHAWK...

Need I say more?..

 

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1 nut in the water

• Aug 26, 2014

I vote for the mohawk.... Dyed pink

 

Markk

• Aug 26, 2014

Too early for a mohawk. Maybe bite the head off a herring...just sayin

 

jhop111

• Aug 26, 2014

Mohawk but chartreuse. .and hammered brass earrings. I'll lend you mine.

 

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troutmasta

• Aug 26, 2014

rogerdodger said:

or just need to get some new friends/herring on the boat?


cheers and tight lines! roger

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On my way! (seriously)

 

Reel_Deal

• Aug 26, 2014

:sad:

 

C_Run

• Aug 28, 2014

I've heard that biting the head off a herring can work, but you must believe.

 

rogerdodger

• Aug 28, 2014

with Troutmasta and his wife on board (on an absolutely beautiful day), we got into a decent bite at high tide and saw about 5 boats (out of maybe 10 in the area) net fish in perhaps a 30min span. 2 guide boats in the area and neither hooked up. earlier we saw a nice coho caught, netted, roughly handled for several minutes, and 'released'...for coho to be wandering in this early there must be a huge number of them out in the ocean...cheers, roger

 

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Gettin' Jiggy Wid It

• Aug 28, 2014

jhop111 said:

Mohawk but chartreuse. .and hammered brass earrings. I'll lend you mine.

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Ha! That is hilarious. I've had back to back zero fish trips in Nehalem Bay, so maybe I'll break out some chartreuse hair paint and brass earrings. Then, if I douse myself with a fish-romantic body spray of WD-40, maybe the kings will love me again.

 

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eugene1

• Aug 28, 2014

rogerdodger said:

with Troutmasta and his wife on board (on an absolutely beautiful day), we got into a decent bite at high tide and saw about 5 boats (out of maybe 10 in the area) net fish in perhaps a 30min span. 2 guide boats in the area and neither hooked up. earlier we saw a nice coho caught, netted, roughly handled for several minutes, and 'released'...for coho to be wandering in this early there must be a huge number of them out in the ocean...cheers, roger

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Sounds like some solid effort, but I can't advocate a mohawk! Sept.-Oct. should see a bunch more fish coming into the slaw compared to August. Did you guys check out that hole out along the South jetty at the jaws? That's where I would want to be early in the season.

 

rogerdodger

• Aug 29, 2014

No Mohawk for me. And eggs for Troutmasta!

 

rogerdodger

• Aug 29, 2014

 

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troutmasta

• Aug 29, 2014

Bingo!!! Nice job Rog!

 

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Steel4life

• Aug 29, 2014

congrats on the fish. i will be throwing spinners of the jetty this weekend for a few hours. i noticed no adipose fin. stray?

 

Markk

• Aug 29, 2014

Yes!!

 

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eugene1

• Aug 29, 2014

Nice chromer, rog! About time.

 

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troutmasta

• Aug 29, 2014

rogerdodger said:

And eggs for Troutmasta!

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Yess!

Are you sure your not going out this weekend??? I could drive down "to get my eggs"!

 

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CoastalMoe

• Aug 29, 2014

What a pretty fish... Nice job Roger...

 

C_Run

• Aug 29, 2014

Very nice.