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• first block – Sea Adventure II (70 footer) ( new boat, all the perks including hot showers, galley,fresh water, etc ) - 28 spots

Well, the weather in Newport has not been the most cooperative. We've had nice skies and no rain, but wind, wind, wind. 15-20 knots making it difficult to get out to the Tuna today. Since most of the locals wanted Tuna, we had a limited boat for Rockfishing today. Looks like it's down to one day now for the tournament. We are scheduled to go out first thing tommorrow morning as the predictions are for better weather. Wish us luck.  For now, day 1 was a warm up. Blackies, Ling Cods, a quillback rockfish and a couple of sculpin. All but one Ling cod where to small and released. The Quillback was the largest of the day weighing in at 4 and a half pounds. 

Yaquina Bay Charters started fishing for Tuna this week with good
catches landing on the dock. Averaging 15-30 pounds. The normal seems to
be around 20 lbs. Hopefully we can duplicate the catches next weekend
for the tournament. We still have a couple of spots left for Saturday.
you can call Yaquina Bay Charters directly at 1-866-465-5801 or locally
at (541) 265-6800 to reserve your spot. Anyone can enter.

Check out the latest news straight from the dock

http://yaquinabaycharters.com/fishingblogs/2010/07/latest-news/victory/

 3 spots have open up for the tournament on 7/16 and 7/17.

1 spot is now available for Friday 7/16
2 spots are now available for Saturday 7/17
Contact Yaquina Bay Charters 
directly by calling Toll Free at 1-866-465-6801
to reserve these special event spots.
Breakfast and lunch will be provided on this trip by our sponsor Rise Above iT Media LLC.

Check out the tournament page for all the details and hurry.

Well, if the Tuna are going to be there, we need warmer water. Here is a map to track the temperature of the Pacific Ocean