Lets Talk Hookup #4

Hi All! 

Tomorrow on Let's Talk Hookup: Captain Ken Franke from SAC and Captain Paul Fischer from the Outer Limits  Both GREAT people and boats!!! Listen for great advice, and call for great prizes and specific advice!  Listen 7-9 AM Pacific Time XX 1090 or on the web at http://hookup1090.com

Sorry

Hi Everyone!!

Sorry about not posting anything last night.  I had Debate and it went longer than expected.  Sorry again!  Will be posting double for you guys today! :)

AGB

Sunday=Football

It's Sunday! Football and homework. Chargers leading the Broncos 16-10 in the second. Let's Go Chargers!

Lets Talk Hookup #3

Sunday on Lets Talk Hookup: Captains Mark Pisano and Paul Strasser from the Independence.  The Indi is, in my humble opinion, the BEST long range sport fisher in the Southern California area.  Call in for a chance to win GREAT prizes and talk to the captains of this wonderful boat!  7-9 am Pacific Time 
1090 AM San Diego http://hookup1090.com 

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Lets Talk Hookup

I had the best time at the Let's Talk Hookup live broadcast this morning. The Shimano casting contest was as awesome as ever. I got an Aftco Alejos rod belt, an autographed book by Jim Salazar, a P-Line laser minnow and more! Bring your kids and they can get instructin on how to fish by experts. You should have joined me today because it was awesome and the last live broadcast of the season. Listen tomorrow 7-9 am Pacific Time on XX 1090 http://hookup1090.com. Call in for your chanse to win GREAT prizes!

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Lets Talk Hookup

Evey weekend, I listen to a fishing radio show called Lets Talk Hookup hosted by Pete Grey and Rick Maxam aka Rock Cod Rick.  Saturdays and Sundays 7-9 am Pacific Time.  There expert advice is priceless and it is always a great show!  This Saturday they have Captain Chris Randel of the Indian and a lobster fisher expert, Jim Salazar.  If you are in the San Diego area they are going to be doing a live brodcast at Mossy Ford in Pacific Beach.  Radio station :1090 AM in San Diego.  Call in to win great prizes and get expert advice.  1(877)-792-1090 or local : 1(858)-457-1090  website: http://hookup1090.com  Call in from any were in the world!

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Steve Jobs

We have lost a great genius in the computer industry. We should be thankful for the years he was on
this earth. With out Steve Jobs we would not have the iPad, the iPhone, the Macintosh computer. So many technical innovations. My condolences to his family.

Feel free to comment on posts

If you want to leave a comment, feel free!  Share your recent fishing experiences by yourself or with your kids.  I want people to feel free to share about their fishing experiences on this blog.  Comment away!

Kids CAN Fish's Goal

Here at Kids CAN Fish, we want the parents to take their kids fishing.  Parents, take your kids fishing, it's a great experience.  Kids, ask your parents to take you fishing.  It's awesome to reel in your first fish, and it never gets old.  Just try it once.  You'll like it!  I know what you are thinking, "What if I don't like it?"  Well, you will.  Trust me.  My dad took me fishing for the first time when I was 4.  It was an experience I will never forget.  For first time fishing though, I suggest lake or river fishing.  You may not get bite after bite, but the pull of the fish is much less strong in freshwater.  The best part is the satisfying feeling of eating a fish you caught yourself.  It's priceless.

Tip Of The Day

If I was to go fishing right now, as my first Tip Of The Day states, I won't until there is a new moon or full moon, I would go on a multi-day trip out of San Diego.  (I am not naming a landing.  You decide)  The Tuna and Yellowtail are not in 3/4 day or 1 1/2 day range yet.  I recomend going on a 4-7 day trip judging by today's fish counts.   Also, 4-7 day is perfect for your kid to join you on. Hope this helps! 
By the way, always check the fish counts, the swell and the weather.  

So get out there and cast a line!

Tip Of The Day

How often to maintenance your reel:

After fishing in salt water, you rinse your reel with fresh water, or soapy water.  Rinse thoroughly.  Dry carefully yet extensively.  Wipe reel with old rag or sock with some metal preservative oil, just to protect the finish on the reel.  Finally, oil the external parts.  Repeat every day used on salt water.  A friendly tip, only preform maintenance when used and only if you want to keep it running correctly longer. 

So get out there and cast a line!

Tip Of The Day

When fishing at night, I suggest fishing during the full moon or new moon. (Spring tide) This is when the water level is at its highest. Avoid fishing during the new moons (Neap tides) were the water level is at its lowest. This is the Tip Of the Day!

So get out there and cast a line!

Friends of Rollo 1st anual BBQ

Just got back from the First Annual Friends of Rollo BBQ at Oak Canyon Park in Orange, Ca.  The food was GREAT, the raffle full of awesome prizes. There were wonderful people, and fun activities for kids including fishing for catfish in the pond.  You could cast for extra raffle tickets or for a pair of sunglasses or a reel.  It was an amazing experience and it was supporting a good cause; taking kids fishing.  I would so do it over again and you should join me next year!