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To: Ish who wrote (55541)	7/6/1999 5:22:00 PM
From: MulhollandDrive	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 67261

The captain said he'd rather catch calico's than any other fish when it comes to eating your catch. They were a lot of fun to catch. They hide in the kelp and attack their "prey", so they hit pretty hard, when you're reeling in, you're just about convinced you're hung up in the kelp (and often you are), but once you get past the kelp and see your fish hooked, you've got a pretty good fight on your hands. My right wrist is still a bit sore from my "death grip" on my reel. My son lives in LA, but he has a friend that lives in Dana Point. It is beautiful there, looks like a fabulous place to live. The Dana Wharf Harbor is great. Actually, since we had such a small group for such a big boat, the charter director and his wife tagged along, and SHE and I by far caught the biggest fish. Women just have the magic touch when it comes to fishing<g> It's a good thing we had little problem with seasickness, since we had quite a spread served for breakfast and lunch. Trays of fresh veggies, fruits, croissants, rolls, cheeses, sliced smoked turkey, roast beef, pasta,.......on and on. We didn't even put a dent in the food. Who needs food when the fish are hitting anyway? bp