Well, its already November and our fish count did not increase by any great leaps and bounds. Lets not call this season over yet! There are still a few fish being seen. A few weeks ago the Morris’ reported seeing a fish down on the knuckle. I’m not sure why they didn’t catch it, as they have been catching everything else this year.

Stop on by the club and check out the changes that are in the works. We are expanding our outside storage area and looking forward to getting some electric outlets and lights installed.

The new storage area needs a new canvas cover. If you happen to have a large cover laying around – we sure could use it. Or if you have an idea for a cover let us know.

Once completed, we will have easier access to our tables and chairs as well as room for an extra refrigerator and freezer.

Excerpt from the San Diego Union-Tribue, Friday, November 1, 2002.

TOURNAMENT RE-CAP

Halibut Derby Jerry Adams Jus-D-Nic    36# 8 oz
Spring Shootout Bob Woodard Jr Drop Back    20# 4 oz YT
Juniors Tourney Tyler Moore Endeavor    39# 10 oz
Couples Tourney No Catch No Catch   
SD Rod & Reel    Club Big Fish Bob Woodard Jr Christina Lynn      34# Marlin
Labor Day Greg Tinney Horale     178# Marlin
Small Boat Frank Belcher Curve Finder    18# 4 oz BFT
ILTT Eric Borgstad Pamela B      123# Marlin

One day I was going out on my boat. We were going out to the tuna grounds with one of our best friends, her name is Caroline. The reason why she was one of mine and Dad’s best friends is because she used to live here in San Diego. But now she lives in San Francisco where her and her husband have a boat and they took us fishing when we didn’t have a boat.

My Dad went on a trip with them and they caught 18 Yellow Fin Tuna.

One day fishing, we went to the Tuna grounds and we saw Yellow Fin Tuna jumping straight up into the air and we didn’t even get a bite and then when we were coming back the wind started to pick up and the sea started to get rough. And we started to get wet and it was kind of funny because Caroline was in the cabin sleeping. And when we got back to the dock, we were soaking wet.

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REGRILLED FISH PATTIES By Chef No-Tale

These delicious patties make use of leftover grilled fish. Remember that the fish is already cooked and must be watched carefully so it does not burn. This recipe serves 4.

2 cups flaked leftover grilled fish
1 ½ cups fine fresh bread crumbs
2 tbls evaporated milk or cream
4 eggs
4 scallions, chopped fine
¼ cup dried currants
6 tbls coarsely chopped pecans
1 teas ground allspice
½ teas salt
Few grinds of pepper
Oil for brushing patties

1. Combine all ingredients except the oil in a large bowl.
2. Scoop out a scant ½ cup and form into a compact, 3" diameter round patty. Repeat with the remaining mixture; you should have eight patties.