California Localz please take a minute to post a one liner on the name of your favorite boat. We are attempting to put up a grid of most popular boats and why…
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Michael Romero
Hello All, Sorry to change the subject, but I noticed the user name robsal, and worked with a guy named Rob Sal years ago when I was manager for a Graphics Dept. for a printing company. robsal ever work at a printing company in Los Alimitos?
Mike
still not the city of seal beach.This boat doesn’t get much praise.The PRONTO out of Point loma.Alan kills those bluefin
I would have to say the “Qualifier 105” </font color=blue>. Without a doubt, the best fishing platform I have ever fished on. Great boat, great captain(s), great galley, great crew, very cold beer, extremely comfortable state rooms, and good friends and fisherman. All these make for a great fishing trip always on the Q-105!!!
Milo
0470 ground pounder…nickhopper hull…cottonMouth cage werk…GOzz anywhere!!!
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oops U said localzzz
Edited by ChrisP on 08/10/01 03:38 AM.
Killer?
The Excell, the '“105”, the Rooster, the Polaris-take you pick, take your wife, your son, daughter or neighbor and not only ride, sleep and shower in style. . . but, you will wack the monster tuna, eat like a king and sleep like a baby. Most importantly, you will forget about nearly everything else.
The Shogun and Searcher for shorter, “long-range trips”. . . big fish, great crews and the same “de riguer” amnesia.
Try the Thunderbird out of Newport, The Prowler out of San Diego, or the Electra out of Oceanside for the one day’s.
Roger Sheaks
Personally, I like the Sea Spray out of Redondo for a 3/4 day. The captain and crew are knowledgable and personable. Have never had a bad day fishing on their boat.
Also would have to agree with the Aztec at Pierpoint landing. Enjoyed my experience and the effort of the captain to find the fish.