The latest Tackle Store to Carry OneCoolTuna Line Weight Labels

I am happy to announce that the Fisherman's Access shop in Brea Ca. has just started selling the OneCoolTuna Fishing Line Weight Labels in their store. Stop in and say hi To Jack.

Check  out the store HERE

Yellowtail from 2012 trip on the Vagabond

 

Day At The Docks - Point Loma - Sunday 4/21/13

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Evan Salvay

Calico Bass seminar at Day at the Docks! Thanks to One Cool Tuna, Inox Lubricants, Grip N Hook, and Vagabond Sportfishing. 1pm 4/21/13 on the Vagabond upper deck.

NEW and IMPROVED OneCoolTuna Line Labels - Coming Soon

 NEW and IMPROVED OneCoolTuna Line Labels - Coming Soon

I have been working to improve my already Great Line Labels. I had the Quality check last week and should be picking up the first run in the next few days. Can't wait to show you all the NEW label. After 3 years it was time to make a few changes. #1 - Zip-lock bag   #2 - Color - Mono now Blue print, Spectra - Green and Fresh and Heavy  -Black. and #3 - "Wait for it" Holographic label stock.... You will be amazed by the New Look. I also upgraded the UV protection. The best of all is I did all this and added an extra 4 labels to the sheet (Now 48 labels per Sheet)  and Did not raise the cost.. So come on by the "Day at the Docks on Sunday 4/21 at the Point Loma Sportfishing Event and say Hi and get you New OneCoolTuna Line Weight Labels.. I will be offering up a special buy 2 and get the 3rd free. Also I still have some of the Original Line Labels that I will be blowing out at $1.00 a sheet (44 pc) .. While they last and limited qty.

Fishing Line Labels -OneCoolTuna.com

 

Inox MX4 - Evan -Inox Pro Staff

Check out this video on MX4 with Evan Salvay - Inox Pro Staffer. - Go to our Facebook page to view.

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2013 Fishing Schedule - Who's going fishing

I will be working on the OneCoolTuna charters this weekend for 2013, check out the website - OneCoolTuna.com next week.

2 Charters that are already set are on the Vagabond -
Trip# 2 - Leaves  Jun 08 - AM and returns Jun 13 - 5 Days - $1295.00 - Tuna - Yellowtail

Trip#11

Wed Jul 24 2013,

Mon Jul 29 2013,  AM

5Days

$1625.00

Albacore/Bluefin/Ltd Ld 22 open- Penn Reels

I am working on a Weekend getaway to Castro's in Baja right after the Super Bowl.

Also a 1 1/2 day trip to San Clemente in April for some White Seabass.

And the Labor day trip on the Eclipse.

Also a winter or fall trip for some Cows... Plans still in the works but this could be a great trip as well.

Jeff OneCoolTuna..

Labor Day Fishing 2012 - Inox/OneCoolTuna

The annual Labor Day trip is in the works this year for Sunday 9/2 and back on Tues. AM (So you can still make it to work) We will be on the Eclipse again this year and the 1 1/2 day trip is $335 person. Go to the Eclipse website and sign up for the trip now, it is filling up. Lots of free stuff and the fishing should be great just off shore.. Click on Details to go to the Eclipse Link. This includes Bunk and meals and permits.

Remember Labor day weekend, No Work on Monday.. (For most people)

Eclipse

1 1/2 day

Inox West/One Cool Tuna/ Grip n Hooks $335.00 Adult Ticket

Sun Sep 02 2012, 09:00PM

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DETAILS

Apps for Fishing MPA & Ca. DFG

Here is a link for the DFG so you can know if you are fishing in a protected area. 

Mobil App - The Log report

Eclipse Labor Day Tuna trip

Had a great time Labor day weekend fishing a 1 1/2 day trip on the Eclipse out of Seaforth Landing.

Here is a link to the report on a great Fishing Forum - Sportfishing Hookup  - Photo Link
Forum Link

Check it out
Still working on the Videos.

Jeff - OneCoolTuna

Got back from the Tiny Charter on Sunday, this is a 4 day trip off-shore. I came back with some nice Yellowtail and this one got me 3rd place in the jackpot at 22.8lbs. Thanks to Bill Roecker for the great photo (fishingVideos.com) I will post a complete report later.

Report from Castro's 7-15-2011

Report from Castro's 7-15-2011

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Well here is the report from the weekend trip. Went down there Friday and came back Sunday. We left Friday around noon and picked up a buddy in Rosarita and then drove the rest of the way down (80 KM) the road was much better than the past with a few spots getting improved still and looks of many more changes to come. The road to the camp is all new to the town and the dirt part the last few miles was not bad. LOOK OUT for the speed bumps in town, they feel 3ft tall. Once we got the the camp things are the same and hasn't changed, get the big cabins if you want a little more room, make sure you take a fan to stay cooler. We got our boat in the morning and had capt. Jorge And he speaks good english and knows how to fish. He took us just out of the camp and we looked for the WSB but no luck. We then started catching some nice bottom fish till 10AM, then made a move north for 1 hour and did well on the bottom fish till 3pm and then headed back. Came in with a full cooler of fish that included Sheaphead and Lind and Reds. Cooked some BBQ and BS with some buddies. Next day we stayed close and on a smoother bottom and did great, Sean scored a couple of great Calico's on a Luganus Jigs. I was working a large Chrome Crock with a little squid. Still no WSB but they are there, just could not get them to bite. Headed back around 3pm and made it back by 10 with the crossing at Otay with a little delay with 2nd inspection, had some eggs in the cooler...




Here is the link to all the photos..
http://onecooltuna.smugmug.com/Fishi...8119309_3sPNm5

Over all had a great time, go on down and have some fun, for less than $200 for 2 day of fishing you can't beat it. More guys less money per. The boats are $200 a day for 5 fishermen and the big cabins are $60 a day. Fish cleaning is $10 to $15 and tip the Capt if he puts you the fish. By no means is it a resort, but it is Clean and they treat you right. Safe and easy to get there with better roads. Middle of the week it is cheaper as well.

Fred Hall Fishing Show - Long Beach , Ca,

Great show for Inox and One Cool Tuna, Had a blast and can't wait for Del Mar.. If the voice recovers and the feet get better. Thanks to the dealers - Angler's Choice - Fisherman's Landing, Charkbait and M&M Rods.

Wahoo in LA Harbor - Sept 2010

Wahoo Caught In Alamitos Bay This Morning

John Hester from Norwalk caught this wahoo on a blue and white candy bar lure at 8:05 AM inside Alamitos Bay, CA fishing with his wife Laura. The catch was witnessed by Good Karma skipper Shawn Morgon and Bobby Lineau from Bobby's Big Fish in Seal Beach

In Memoriam: Roger Windeler

In Memoriam: Roger Windeler Roger Windeler

Roger Windeler, 70, passed away suddenly on August 17, 2010. Roger was born on June 8, 1940 in Patterson, New Jersey, the third of four children born to August “Gus” and Marie Windeler.

During his youth, he was actively involved in the Boys Scouts of America, achieving the honor of Eagle Scout. In 1960, he joined the U.S. Coast Guard. His tour included service in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba during the Bay of Pigs Invasion in 1961, though he spent the majority of his service in the North Atlantic before his discharge in 1965.

He married Ruth DeGraff on May 18, 1963 and had three daughters. He received his Bachelor’s Degree in 1976 and his Master’s Degree in 1978 from Fairleigh Dickinson University, both while working full time and raising his family.

In 1979, he moved the family to Agoura, California. He retired in 2000. He and Ruth moved to Canyon Lake later that year, following the lead of their youngest daughter. Ever one to be involved, Roger served on the Canyon Lake POA Board, were he prided himself for being fiscally conservative and logical.

During his life, Roger served as a Jaycee JCI Senator, was a volunteer fireman, Elk, founding member of Oak Park High School Booster Club and was most recently a substitute teacher in the Lake Elsinore district.

He enjoyed deep sea fishing, was a life-long and avid New York “football” Giants fan, loved gardening, stamp collecting and, of course, playing poker. For his recent 70th birthday, his family paid his admission into a poker tourney in Las Vegas, where he made the final table.

Roger is survived by his wife of 47 years, Ruth; daughters and sons-in-law, Wendy and Britt Stanley of Santa Maria, Heidi and Steve Howe of Canyon Lake and Amy and George Gerrard of Canyon Lake; six grandchildren, Johanna and Cameron Stanley, Bailey and Parker Howe and Geordie and Austin Gerrard; brother, August “Augie”, and sister, Nora. He was preceded in death by his parents and oldest brother Fred.

Services will be held at Miller-Jones Mortuary, 26770 Murrieta Rd. in Sun City tomorrow, August 21, at 3 p.m., with a reception to follow. A viewing will be held today, August 20, from 7 to 9 p.m. at the mortuary.

Sad News - We lost a great fisherman and a great person - Tiny

I am sad to report this, but a good friend that I had the pleasure of fishing with has passed away. Tiny (Roger Windele) passed away Tues. I will post details on services or how to pay your respect as soon as I know. But he was a great man and always fun to fish with. If you ever went on a Tiny Charter, your first trip you would get  a nick name, if not you didn't come on the next trip. Most of the nicknames came at the end of the trip and always stuck with you. To be honest most of the guys on the trip, I don't remember their real names just the nick names.. So this is Panic saying we will miss the Big Man - Tiny -

This was the last picture I took of him and it will always be my favorite - One of Tiny's special moments

  Goodbye - My you always limit out..