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Northern California 2010 Triton X Open Sept. 18
[NCPA-07] $45.00

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A Species Meet was created to determine the most proficient freedive hunter by establishing rules in which diversity, rather than total aggregate weight of a catch, will prove who the most successful freedive hunter really is.

Location:

Caspar Beach RV Park & Campground
Caspar Beach
14441 Point Cabrillo Drive
Mendocino CA. 95460
http://www.casparbeachrvpark.com

Schedule of Events:

Saturday, September 18, 2010

6:30-7:30 am: Sign-in

Well Talked the boss at work into letting me change my start time from 930 to 130pm so that I could get out and enjoy these stellar conditions we are having before there gone. Well met up with my buddy Jerry and his pal steve at 630 am. We headed out to one of our new area's we have ben working. Once to our spot we could tell the water had a little chop to it and surge due to the low tide and man was the water way out. Well we got suited up and entered the water to be treated with vis ranging from 1ft up to maybe 5 but that is decent for this spot.

Headed out to a place we will call the Rasberry patch (Don't ask I cant tell!!) today for some trophy diving. Conditions where ugly in this location but that's just how it goes. Jason my self and Julian and Stacy suited up and headed down. Once in the water we had about 1'-5' vis in pockets it was worse or better. Now for the harvest me and Julian both pulled 10" abs biggest being 10 3/16" congrats and big props to Julian with his first 10 and 2 in the same day Glad I could share the experiance.

Do any of you have web sites you check to get wave, weather, wind reports? I am especially interested in webcams that show the ocean anywhere from Bodega to Shelter Cove. My old reliables with webcam shots of Mendocino Bay are---

Saturday morning met up with fellow NCUH'ers mike bettencourt and joebob to do some trophy hunting. We met up at ocean cove about 9am Saturday morning and the place was packed they had a full sign at the front gate wow !

Today I played Hookie from work and went out diving with a real good friend of mine to my trophy hole or should I say where he told me to go to find my 10's.I had to after reading all these reports of fellow NCUH's scoring big Ab's and getting so close over the weekend I had to go. Well We got their about 6am and headed down, We already new were going to have great conditions on lake Pacific but the great thing was we had a solid 20ft or more of vis in a area that on a good day has 5ft.

Went diving on Tuesday, vis was terrible...about 3-4 feet. I am in search of the trophy. Spent nearly 3 hours in the water with the swells at 3-5 feet. Had a great time! Took 2 abs, one at 9 1/2 and the other at 9 1/8. I shall continue looking. Once you move up, you can never go back. Tons of 8's but no 10's...that I saw

i went out again today and got lucky again,found another ten. i was so exited about two tens in one weekend i didnt fill out the top part of my card only the tag, got back to spud point and got a ticket. my day went from being on cloud nine to draging my nose in the dirt. im the one that always tells everyone i dive with, make sure and fill out everything and check it twice. i wish i would have followed my own advice today. what really sucks is i only brought in one ab and got popped for something stupid, and there are plenty of poachers they over look,i guess the nice guy does finish last.

I went to my favorite trophy hole today, and was blessed with some prety good conditions and one really nice ab. i finally got my first ten incher, which measured 10 3/4. my ten year old pulled his first ab today also a 9 1/4. i was happy to see 8-10 feet of vis and hopefully i find the same conditions and the twin brother of the big guy tomorrow.