What I learned from Blue runner Charters Deck View

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This is a real story about going into the Ocean w/ Bluerunnercharters based out of Sausalito.

When I first got to the boat at 5:30 in the morning, I suggested to my girlfriend that we are ready

to throw up for the day. I knew someone would get boat sick…

Well, to my surprise, the bait shop sold anti-boat-sickness medicine,

so I bought two packs for my girlfriend. Although she took the medicine, I decided not to

as I thought I was a tough guy…hehe…

Anyway, above is a picture of the golden gate bridge when the boat was leaving the bay…

We are getting close to Golden Gate Bridge here…

Getting closer and closer… Notice the fishing rod and the weights hanging.

Before we left, the Senior Deckhand, Tony, made sure everyone had chosen their

fishing spot on the boat, and we are supposed to hang the big “ball” where

we want to fish.

Closer to the real ocean!

This is Tony, the senior deckhand, he pretty much took care of all the

people on the boat. He seems to have a lot of enthusiam for fishing…

like me…

Alright, nice pictures of Golden Gate Bridge…

More cool pics of Golden Gate Bridge

Okay, I am kinda obsessed w/ beatiful bridges, but this is the only shot

you can get only from a boat!

Yes, we are officially pirate now…

As we left San Francisco Bay, I knew we were going to have some fun…

Yes each person caught at least one big fish and we had a lesson of how

to kill and filet a fish. Although this might go against some of you animal

lovers, I think it’s a good survival skill to know when you are in the ocean…

Yes, overall, I was the only one who threw up because of my stubborness not

to eat some sea-sick medicine, but i did catch 4 nice fishes and my girlfriend

caught a big one while she only fished for 5 minutes…

The nicest thing was on the way back, I was able to capture one of the most

stunning views of the golden gate bridge shown here:

I wish I had a nicer camera, w/ my HP 505, this is the

best it gets…

Tags: Fishing

This entry was posted on Sunday, February 11th, 2007 at 5:51 am and is filed under Fishing.
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