Annual Fishing Trip On the “Risky Business” A Success
What has become an annual fishing trip on the Risky Business took place this past weekend. As always Jamie and Andy did a great job to make our trip a good one. I’ll let the photos I shot tell the story;
Leaving Port
Who Took My Sandwich?
Steve hauling in a Nice Tile Fish
Brian Fighting One
Mike helping haul another nice tile aboard
Jamie Filming the Action
Taking a break
John Fighting an Amber Jack.
Brian’s Amber Jack
Jody Casting for some Amber Jacks
Unloading the Haul
We had a great day fishing catching our limit of Tile Fish and catching a few Amber Jacks. Hard to believe that even out in the ocean the smoke at times from the wildfire was thick.
If you’re looking for a fishing adventure contact the “Risky Business” out of Oregon Inlet you can’t go wrong they run 1/2 day and full day charters.
Story & Photos by Dan McLaughlin AKA Moose
It looks like you guys had a nice day. You certainly got some yummy looking fish. I see a fish fry in your future.
Comment by Kristine Shreve — June 24, 2008 @ 9:28 am
That looks like a fun trip! I haven’t been out on a boat in the water since I was a kid and we went fishing in the Gulf of Mexico.
Comment by Justin — June 24, 2008 @ 2:00 pm
I can’t believe there is such good fishing off the Oregon coast which is just a drive across the state for me…and I’ve never been fishing there! PAthetic! I’m sorta ashamed of myself! Looks like you had a great time!
Comment by Tom Sorenson — June 24, 2008 @ 5:20 pm
Sorry for the repost - but it appears I was misguided.
I just went to the Risky Business site - not from Oregon…my mistake! But my comment still stands…it is pathetic that I’ve never fished the Oregon coast!
Comment by Tom Sorenson — June 24, 2008 @ 5:21 pm
LOL Tom. Sorry about that I should of clarified that in my post Oregon Inlet is out on the outer banks of North Carolina. Now I have traveled the Oregon (State) coast and it is spectacular. I got to believe there is some good fishing to be had there as well. But if you get here in NC check out the Risky Business they’ll put ya on some fish. Be ready for some cranking those tile fish are found in 200-400 feet of water add a 2lb weight to the line and you got some work ahead of ya.
-Moose-
Comment by Moose — June 24, 2008 @ 6:31 pm
Thanks for the pics moose. But those fish are not that big and I am not that fat. you need a new lense.
Comment by st8 — June 24, 2008 @ 10:22 pm