Boat Babe on Strike!
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The best picture of Mrs. Capta is the one with the fish. I think it was a Wahoo. Now that's a women to admire. But if she does diesel work - well, what can be said? She should be on some kind of calendar somewhere.
That might be possible IF we could wash the grease and fish scales off her before the photo shoot.
Have you seen the Blue Marlin she caught last season of St. Vincent?
Here is my nominee... Angie. Fishing guide to the fish of the Northwest.
Err, ahem. Not to be a naysayer, but are we losing the thread here? I thought this thread was about THE Boat Babe. Not the universe of other boat babes. Correct me if I'm wrong.....
No you are not wrong but when there is a vacuum the universe tends to try to fill it. It is a law of nature. And the posted images are not all bad. Boats, fish, women, complaining sailors. Ahhhhhh.
I would not want the posting of other pictures to be seen as disloyalty to THE BABE. Perhaps another separate thread is in order.
Coming south just north of St. Vincent on a 6" blue and white plastic squid. Of all the lures we've tried that seems to be the most productive and versatile.
Nice.
Blue White seems to be the most versatile for me too, especially when certain types of bait fish are around. Pink or pink yellow seems to be more specific to bill fish in my experience. When I get a bill fish on an artificial, it's usually either some kind of blue or pink. Greens/purples/reds usually get hit by other things.
Blue White seems to be the most versatile for me too, especially when certain types of bait fish are around. Pink or pink yellow seems to be more specific to bill fish in my experience. When I get a bill fish on an artificial, it's usually either some kind of blue or pink. Greens/purples/reds usually get hit by other things.
What was your boat speed when you hooked it and did you "heave to" when it was on.
Goes to show that even when the subject is attractive women, men will eventually end up talking about fishing.
Boat speed around 8 knots, broad reaching towards the lee. Normally, we don't luff up, but this time I did put the autopilot up about 20 degrees so the sails partially luffed, but we didn't have time for any trimming.
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