Well done Ryan! (Sample set too if available)
Depending on where they were off the coast, it sometimes made sense to launch from there. We also launched from moss landing and half moon bay.These are awesome! Well done. I didn't realize kings made it all the way down to Santa Cruz, ca.
Nice, that sounds super fun. I usually get 25-30 kings each summer in Puget Sound, but those are just a few hundred yards from land and a 5-15 min boat ride from my house.Depending on where they were off the coast, it sometimes made sense to launch from there. We also launched from moss landing and half moon bay.
Usually we connected with the salmon about 10miles off shore.
I went against a lot of best practices for a CPC set (repeated spot colors throughout, too much use of bright white, no consistent inlay). But I had this idea and I could not get it out of my head, a dark/weighted color for each chip - with the dayglo version of it and bright white as the only spot colors.
35lb is a big‘un!Is that a 100lb salmon? Haha wow.
Biggest salmon I ever caught was like 35pounds.
Snapper should be an easy add-on…
That’s awesome. Please link me when you have them made I’d love to see them!Really cool set & backstory, I’ve ended up with a similar theme since I was trying to go for California mountains/snow/surf & San Diego fishing in the same set and wasn’t consistent, so decided to focus on the fishing.
Working on the label design now and I think the Mahi Mahi $25 might be in general the only similar denom/coloring to yours.
I like how you use the $100 chip, I’m going to have a yellow frac/ ‘yellowtail’ chip that’ll be the NCV so I can flex to microstakes - but can use for the all in as well so it’s obvious.
Cheers
Kam