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Take a look at Mark Youngblood
Quote from: Taco280AI on February 04, 2017, 04:07:09 PMTake a look at Mark YoungbloodI second that. We went tuna fishing with him last year and he did a great job.
RB,A good friend of mine owns Excel charters out of Neah Bay. If you want to keep fishing Neah Bay he would be a hard boat to beat. Although it's a way different vibe than your used to, Tom runs a zero stress boat and drills fish. He can accommodate up to 5 people Trolling salmon and I believe his boat is a Uniflite Salty Dog 34'. The boat is like a Cadillac on the water. He also owns The Inn at Neah Bay which is by far the best accommodations around, they offer a discount if you book rooms and trips. It's about 4 miles from the dock
Just curious who you fished with before in Neah Bay? There isn't many charters out there so its kinda surprising someone is pulling out.
Quote from: bowtech721 on February 08, 2017, 08:57:32 AMJust curious who you fished with before in Neah Bay? There isn't many charters out there so its kinda surprising someone is pulling out.I'm betting he fish with Jambo. Hell of a nice guy and great fisherman. I'd call Todd Girtz of Todd's Extreme Fishing. He runs a smaller boat, only 4 guys but fishes harder than any captain I know. This year is a pink year too so a boat limit is 12 kings, 12 pinks and 60 rockfish. That is his goal everyday. When the kings are biting good he aims for a 20 pound average. I deck handed for him for a couple seasons and no one comes back to the dock with more or bigger fish. http://www.toddsextremefishing.comYes Jambo, thanks for the link will check it out Sent from my SCH-I605 using Tapatalk
I went to tofino last July and we limited in. An hr on kings then went for bottom fish. All kings were over 20lbs .Clayoquot Ventures.