September - Turner`s Rod and Reel

Septe
ember 2008
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Newslettter
Treasurer's
s Report
This Month's
M
Pro
ogram
Ourr speaker forr the month of Septembe
er is
Report is available from Ron Co
oleman
We
elcome New
w Members
The
e club currentlyy has 55 paid members.
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Club Cale
endar
President's Mes
ssage
Well the
t year is winding
w
down
n. Angler of the year will be decided
d in a
few months.
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The banquet is Wednesday
W
y Decemberr 10, 2008 so
o get
your whopper
w
boa
ard photos in for conside
eration and mark your
calen
ndar. The ye
ear has gone
e by very quickly, but the
ere are still trips
t
to loo
ok forward to
o DVL is com
ming up follow
wed by Piru and Castaicc.
The final Tak tripss are Octobe
er 25 and No
ovember 29, 2008 and
Amerrican Angler long range trip
t is sched
duled for Sep
ptember 22 to
t 27,
2008.. Angler of th
he Year is ye
et to be deciided!
In Occtober we ha
ave nominations for club officers. If you
y want to help
h
build your club, consider runn
ning for an office,
o
volunteering for th
he
Christmas Banqu
uet, helping find
f
speakerrs, or assistin
ng with the raffle.
r
November is election of offic
cers for 2009
9.
Early renewal of membership
p begins now
w and one off the prizes at
a the
Christmas banquet if for mem
mbers who re
enew early.
The trips I went on
o this year were
w
a lot off fun. I learne
ed from mem
mbers
and speakers
s
the
e finer details
s of rigging fishing
f
for different speccies
and knots.
k
We alsso learned of
o environme
ental and fish
hing limitatio
ons
conce
erns. The kid
ds trip, alway
ys my favoriite because I got to spen
nd
most of the day with
w
someon
ne who had never gone fishing. He told
t
me ho
ow he learne
ed patience and really enjoyed
e
himsself. He caug
ght
severral fish and was
w very exc
cited, wantin
ng to go again as soon as
a
possible.
The volunteer
v
opportunities still
s abound with
w Friends of Rollo, 97
76Tuna and Dan He
ernandez Yo
outh Founda
ation trips on
n Septemberr 13,
2008,, October 11 and 18, 20
008 and Novvember 22, 2008.
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If you did
not vo
olunteer thiss year, I hope
e you will fin
nd time to inttroduce som
meone
to ourr sport
I know
w it is early but
b I need to
o thank the board
b
for the
eir hard workk
Clu
ub Meetings
Date
D
1
1/09
2
2/13
3
3/12
4
4/09
5
5/14
6
6/11
7
7/09
8
8/13
9
9/10
10
0/08
11/12
12
2/10
Speaker
Tom Le
ee Owner of Freedom
George Smith from Maxiima Line
Cesar Chang
C
from Ca
al Star
Election
ns
Banque
et
Fre
esh Water Ev
vents
Evvent
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Date
2/09
3/08
4/21
5/17
6/14
7/19
8/1-31
9/12
10/11
11/15
Location
Sat – Bolsa Chicca
Sat – Bolsa Chicca
Mon - DVL
Sat - Silverwood
d
Sat - Castiac
Sat - Breakwate
er
OPEN
Fri - DVL
Sat - Piru
Sat - Castiac
Sa
alt Water Cha
arters
Trrip
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Date
3/14
4/14
5/24
6/21
6/29-7/01
7/26
8/03
8/23
9
10
1
1
11
9/22-9/27
10/25
11/29
Boat
Pacific Dawn
Pacific Dawn
Island Tak
Island Tak
Pacific Dawn
Island Tak
Ultra
Island Tak
American
Angler
Island Tak
Island Tak
Cost
$137.50
$137.50
$110
$110
$394
$110
$47.50
$110
$1,625
$110
$110
dedication to the club and support this year which made my job a lot
easier. Getting speakers, some on short notice, coordinating
membership, being charter master and keeping up with all the
additions and cancellations, keeping the books, buying and running
the raffle every month, coordinating the freshwater events and
making sure the club runs in as smooth a fashion took teamwork.
Warren keeping the peace and Wil and Don notifying us of volunteer
opportunities during the year is appreciated. I want to thank everyone
who took time to help the club. I hope and pray we can continue to
operate at this level.
Hope to see you fishing soon and at the banquet in December.
William
Whopper Board Standings
YTD STANDINGS
Aug 2008
Fresh Water
Trout
1st
2nd
3rd
Rich Jenkins
Fred Berthal
Rone coleman
6.4
5.0
4.4
Salmon / Steelhead
1st
2nd
3rd
Large / Small Mouth Bass
1st
2nd
3rd
Ed Cazares
Fred Berthal
Rich Jenkins
1st
2nd
3rd
Denise Florin
7.75
4.0
3.3
Striped Bass
As of February 20, 2008 they are still debating the proposals for
Northern California. Once done, can Southern California be far
behind. The timeline for Southern California’s Marine Protected Act
appears to b about 2 months behind that of Northern California and
should start in late spring to early summer.
Another concern this year is the proposed ban on personal watercraft
because of the infestations seen in local freshwater lakes. So far I
have only heard rumors proposing a ban. If the invasion of mussels
and none domestic species continues those with boats will have very
expensive lawn ornaments.
If you look at the rising cost of fuel, permits, licenses and such, our
sport is costing more each season and the areas we are allowed is
ever decreasing. The elimination of fishing areas, the proposed bans
or restrictions should alarm us all. The sport we love is being attacked
on many fronts and our future fishing rights are at risk.
5.31
Catfish
1st
2nd
3rd
Salt Water
Calico / Sand Bass
1st
2nd
3rd
Ron Coleman
Garg Gillingham
Fred Berthal
1st
2nd
3rd
Fred Berthal
Gary Gillingham
4.5
4.25
3.9
Bonito / Barracuda
7.5
7.19
Yellowtail / Dorado / White Sea Bass
1st
2st
3rd
Gary Gillingham
Ed Cazares
Ron Berry
1st
2nd
3rd
Gary Gillingham
Ed Cazares
Paul Burrows
34.63
22.44
33.12
Tuna
I hope when you went to Fred Hall you will considered joining United
Anglers. Not only would you have gotten into Fred Hall free, but your
donation would help in our battle to keep fishing areas open. United
Anglers is in the forefront in protecting our rights.
Finally, I hope you invite someone to join the club, volunteer at a
youth fishing event, take a child fishing to introduce them to the sport
and talk about these subjects. We need dialogue and action, if our
sport is to survive.
297.0
41.13
31.13
Bottom Fish
1st
2nd
3rd
3rd
Dennis Dickson
Paul Burrows
Jim Clough
16.0
10.5
9.0
Angler of the Year
Salt Water
YTD Standings
Aug 2008
Resources
For more information about California’s Marine Life protection Act and
access issues please contact [email protected] or any
agency listed below:
West Coast Governor’s Agreement on Ocean Health
U S Fish and Wildlife Service
United Anglers of Southern California
American Sportsfishing Association
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th
8th
9th
10th
Gary Gillingham
Fred Bernthal
Ed Cazares
Rich jenkins
Dennis Dickson
Paul Yazaki
Ron Berry
Rone Coleman
Paul Burrows
William Davis
664.25
408.0
400.13
297.2
204.0
188.4
179.0
178.0
172.13
159.75
California Department of Fish and Game
California Marine Life Protection Act Initiative
Coastside Fishing Club
Southern California Marine Association
Northern California Kayak Anglers
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)
National Marine Fisheries Association
Sportsfishing Association of California
National Marine Protected Areas Center
National Marine Manufacturers Association
Angler of the Year
Fresh Water
YTD Standings
Aug 2008
1st
nd
2
rd
3
th
4
5th
6th
Thank you,
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Keep fishing, and if you don’t put one back for the next guy, at least
bring me a piece of it.
8
th
th
th
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William
[email protected]
Don Udlock
Glenn Bummer
Dave Graig
Ron Hall
Randy Mindoro
William Davis
Denise Florin
H Gutierrez
Fred Bernthal
Lany Hackman
Mike Maurizio
Christine Taueaud
Joel Taueaud
Herb Mitchell
Sam zanrosso
Fresh Water Report
AUGUST RAFFLE
Thanks to Wayland Yu for
his help with the August Raffle.
Mystery Prize-Izorline
Ernie Branch
Albacore Reel Case
Will Ebersman
Spin Rod/Reel
William Davis
100# Flouro
Doug Townsend
Spectra
Wayland Yu
Ron Coleman
Ed Cazares
Salt Water Charter Update
Turner Rod and Reel Club Charters 2008
Stren 25#
Ron Berry
Date
Landing
Boat
Departure
Price
Spots
Maxima 10#Dennis Dickson
$1625.00
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Guys, it's time to give Lynn Adams
some suggestions for the Awards
Banquet Raffle. Write down a few
specific items you would like to see
at that particular raffle. Maybe it's
something new on the market or
something you didn't win in the
monthly raffles. But be specific,
don't just put line for example,
but write down what brand/size
of line you would like to see there.
9 Sept 22nd-27th
San Diego
American Angler 12:00 PM
Sept 22nd
10 Oct
25th
Oxnard
Island Tak
4:30 AM
$110.00
Full
11 Nov
29th
Oxnard
Island Tak
4:30 AM
$110.00
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Charter Master
Richard Jenkins
(818) 246-4723 Home
(818) 939-2654 Cell
[email protected]
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If interested see Rich Jenkins at the next meeting.
September 22nd
Website Update
Arrival
8:00 AM
Saturday
September 27th
Point Loma
1403 Scott St
San Diego Ca 92106
(619) 223-5414
Check in time will be from 7 to 9am at the office and departure
time will be between 10am and noon.
You will need to check in with Lori to get your boarding pass
and Square up on your bill.
Any questions contact
Chartermaster Richard Jenkins
(818) 246-4723
Last Months Statistics
Unique Visitors – 480
Hits - 6100
All of the updates have been entered into the
Website. If you have anything you would like to
add,
e-mail it to [email protected]
MEETING LOCATION
Marie Callender's
2300 E. Foothill Blvd.
Pasadena, CA 91107
626-792-3109 | FAX 626-792-2034
Our Meeting Location team has secured
the upstairs banquet room for our
meetings. They serve their standard
menu and also serve beer and wine. Support Marie
Callender’s by purchasing your meal prior to the star
the meeting. Meeting will start at 7:30 pm.
Invite a fisherman to the next meeting or bring a frien
Get involved in our monthly raffles and sign up for ou
monthly
charters and our monthly freshwater
events. There is always a lot going on at
the Turner’s Rod and Reel Club. Come early and hav
dinner or a dessert before the meeting. See you ther
2008 Membership Drive
ANNUAL AWARDS BANQUET
Annual Awards Banquet
And
Holiday Party
Wednesday, December 12, 2007
Cocktails – 6:00 pm
Awards – 7:00 pm
Buffet Dinner – 7:30 pm
Raffle for 2008 Club Charters and
The Fantastic Fishing Tackle Starts After Dinner.
The 2008 Membership Drive is on!!!! Pierre will have preprinted forms
Just bring your check or cash and validate your personal
information on the pre-printed forms. The dues
haven’t changed: $40 for an
individual and $50 for a family membership.
The data on the pre-printed forms comes
from the club database. This is the best time
to verify and update your information.
(Please make every effort to use the
pre-printed forms rather than fill out a blank
form. I have had instances when people supplied “new” or
“revised” information (or I couldn’t read their writing), only t
have to change the information back at a later date! Thank
for your consideration
and cooperation.)
Membership Card Reminder
Santa Anita Golf Course Country Club
Upstairs Banquet Room
405 S. Santa Anita Ave., Arcadia
626-447-6813
PLEASE SIGN UP SOON - AT LEAST BY NOVEMBER MEETING! I
DON’T WANT TO HAVE TO CALL EVERYBODY THIS YEAR!
$35.00 Per Person
All members are reminded that your club membership enti
you to a 10% discount on NON-SALE fishing tackle items a
Turner’s Outdoorsman stores. This discount is not availab
for guns or ammo. You are also reminded that after Janua
2008, your current membership card is void. In order to
receive the discount, a current 2008 membership card will
required. All store managers are aware of this and there a
NO EXCEPTIONS.
Bring A Guest Reservations Being Taken At the Meetings
By Ron Coleman
Checks Payable to : Turners R&R Club
Mail Reservations To:
Ron Coleman
520 Fairview Ave.
Sierra Madre, CA 91024
REMEMBER,TO WIN TRIPS AND RED TAG ITEMS, YOU MUST BE
A CLUB MEMBER.
There will be an early renewal Raffle for those who renew their
member ships prior to December 10, 2008 6:00pm!
FRIENDS OF ROLLO will have a separate raffle.
WIVES, GIRLFRIENDS, SIGNIFICANT OTHERS:
There will be a mystery prize table just for the ladies who
attend
Angler of the year will be announced. There will be rod, reels and
mystery gifts to win, so mark your calendar for Wednesday December
10, 2008 and attend our CHRISTMAS BANQUET.
Details will follow in next month’s newsletter and at club meetings in
September, October and November.
Catch a Special Thrill
C.A.S.T. FOR KIDS
Captains and Boats Needed!!!
Pontoon, Bass and Ski boats are all welcome. Come and spend
just half of your day and contribute a once-in-a-lifetime
experience for a disabled/disadvantage child.
October 4, 2008
Castaic Lake
6:30 a.m. - 1:30 PM
For more information please contact:
Linda Showalter, Los Angeles County Parks and Recreation, (661)
257--4050, or lsh
howalter@pa
arks.lacountyy.gov
Eve
ent Coordina
ator: david In
nouye, Depa
artment of Water
W
Resourrces
Southerrn District, (8
818) 500-1645 extension
n 246 or
david
[email protected]
a.gov
Members Reports
Island Tak Trip August 23
By
Wayland Yu
This Island Tak trip was great just like the rest of
the Charters that Turners R&R put together.
This time around I’ve decided that I was going to
do something a little bit different. I’ve decided to
get some sleep at home the night before and
drive out to the landing. I got to the dock at 3:30
AM. Everyone was all sleeping in the cabin by
then. Around 4:15 AM Steve and Johnny show up
and started to set up the boat and we were out of
the dock around 4:45AM. We stopped to get
some bait and off we went.
It was about a two and a half hour run out to the
Islands with the seas amazingly not too bumpy.
So about 7AM like clockwork the guys started to
wake up. It’s amazing how you guys know when
to get up without an alarm clock waking you guys
up!
So we arrived at the Island at 7:30AM or so. I
believe it was Santa Cruz Island and Steve got on
the horn and told us to fish the Dropper loop or
the sliding sinker rig with anchovies. I went and
grabbed my Dropper loop rig and was ready with
Paul next to me. Paul noticed that I was using a
Owner circle hook and he told me that Steve
hated circle hooks especially name brand ones,
and he went on to say that I didn’t have enough
leader on my rig to Steve’s satisfaction. From
then on I was worried that Steve was going to see
it and make fun of me. Thanks… Paul for putting
that in my head!!!
So we arrived at our first location “Yellow Wall”
and some were fishing the sliding sinker and I
was fishing my dropper loop. Within a couple of
minutes of my bait in the water I was hooked up!!!
Then a couple of the other guys were on shortly.
Steve also mentioned that some of the fish were
suspended as well and the guys that were fishing
the sliding sinker were now hooked up as well.
Within a couple of minutes of great fishing and a
couple of WSB lost the bite turned off and we
moved on to our 2nd spot and drifted because the
current was to strong to anchor. On that stop no
WSB but a couple of legal calicos and Paul
landed a monster halibut for the jackpot. Congrats
Paul. After that we hit up a couple of more other
spots along Yellow wall and Blue wall to pick off
Ed Cazares
NOTE
I wasn’t able to get all picture in this
newsletter
Well sometimes it doesnt get any better, and
sometimes it does....
Today my close friend and former Turners Rod
and Reel club member Scott Smith and I decided
to go give DVL a look and see if we could find
some kind of pattern that would produce results.
For those of you who have not visited the lake
lately the water level is lower than it has ever
been with the exception of course when they first
filled the reservoir. All of the once under water
structure is high and dry and the launch ramp is a
pathetic 2 lane cobble stone block uneven path to
what still is the best fishery in Southern California.
Today Scott and I had no expectations except to
have a good time and get away from the city. That
is exactly what we found, a good time forgetting
about life if even for an afternoon and slipping into
a comatose stage of good music, good friendship
and good times.
some more legal calico’s and blue perch.
Over all it was a fun and beautiful day fishing with
friends. These were the anglers on this Island Tak
trip.
Wayland Yu
Rich Jenkins
Paul Yazaki
Dennis Dickson
Ron Coleman
Gary Gillingham
Laney Hackman
Chuck Alnwick
Herb Mitchell
Joel Tureaud
Christine Tureaud
Well you never know how your day is going to
end up so we decided to take some photos for my
Turners R&R report. As we rolled up to our first
spot we found the water to be gin clear and about
20’ of good water clearity. I knew with the 79
degree water temp these fish would not be
shallow so after a couple of casts into the deep
water we found what we were looking for.
Many of the fish we caught today needed a
'Fizzing' to release air from their bladder. I am
happy to say that all of our fish were released
healthy and swam down back to the deep from
where they came from with hopes of finding them
again in the near future.
After launching the boat at 6:15am we were
pleasently greeted with a limit of bass in the first
30-40 minutes of the morning but we also knew
this lake can shut off like a light switch so we
continued not knowing what the day would bring.
We thought to ourselves could this get any
better? Much to our suprise it did!
My friend Scott would throw a variety of baits
including top water and cranks as I focused on
the Texas rig and a ½ ounce jig targeting 25’-45’.
We caught a variety of fish with most fish
measuring up to the 15" size limit. I dont think we
had maybe 5 or 6 fish today that didnt measure
up on the ruler. By the end of the day we
estimated between 30-40 fish give or take. It was
hard to keep track.
We found ourselves with not a wide open bite but
a steady bite that never slowed down when we
left at 4:30pm. It was very good fishing that
provided a constant bite all day long.
For a while it got a little bit rediculous. We would
catch fish everywhere we went. I hate to say it
was wide open but it practicly was. We had
several double hook ups and between skipping
songs on the IPOD and retieng or unhooking fish
the time flew by.
These fish ate good today and Scott and I were
they're personal chefs. In fact I would say we
served it up on a silver platter. It was an awesome
time and the weather could not have been any
better with a bit cloud cover and a light breeze
just perfect for fishing. The quality of these fish
was excellent. We didnt find any giants but we
had a few good ones that tipped the 4-5 pound
mark.
Hopefully these fish will hold in their summertime
areas where they usually hunker down for the
warm water season. I plan on fishing a bass club
tournament at DVL the end of September. Im
pretty sure they will remain holding in these same
areas until the weather starts to cool down at
night and that wont happen until mid to late
October.
Just a footnote: The drop shot bite was on the
slow side today. I gave it a good whirl just to see if
they would eat it. We had only one taker and that
was it for the drop shot.
Im glad the fishing today was as good as the
catching but like I always say, “Fishing is so much
more than catching a fish, Its about getting away
and enjoying time with friends and family and just
relaxing”! Get out there while you still can and
create the good times and the memories that will
last forever. I look forward to creating new
memories of my own very soon!
Tip; Dont wear your cell phone on your hip while
hooking up the boat over water and dont try
calling my cell phone. On second thought maybe
one of those DVL bass will answer.
Thanks for listening; Big Ed!
Edward Cazares
[email protected]
This email was sent by Turner's Rod and Reel Club, P.O. Box 1988, Glendora, CA 91740.