CaptnJack Hazzard:  

CLASS OF 1966
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Wahiawa, HI

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CaptnJack is from Wahiawa, Hawaii. His schools include Leilehua High School. He later attended Texas A&M University. He works(ed) at EasyReaderNews Hermosa Beach California. More about CaptnJack:"Latest story posted this week: The Haunted Skiff, by the Captain Captain’s Log: October 24, 2011 Title: What to do wit a Haunted Skiff? Ohoooooooooooo… Well Mates, sometimes before ya leap, ya needs to look twice. I didn’t and now I am paying for it in spades. When I came back from 6 months of travels, all I wanted to do was relax, sip a cold Corona con lemon and eat lobster tacos. I soon learned this was not to be… While checking out the now closed Moonstone Park, I happened upon an ole buddy Bob White who was so happy to see ole Jack, I thought I owed him money. Nope, he had a hot tip on an abandoned skiff what was soon to be taken by King Harbor Marina for back rent. He told me, “Jack you can get this boat for a mackerel and a lobster.” Ok, ok, I had to see what he was talking about and to be honest there aint no free lunch about boat ownership, I do not care how cheep the boat is even if it were free. When I saw the skiff, it had one year of bird crap from one end to the other, it was filled wit water, not sure fresh or salt and was in need of a motor, wheel house and controls. In other words, this boat was nothing but a dirty cork.. But, what the heck. I had a wee skiff with my motor on it, a wheel house and controls. I would just clean up this mess and put my stuff on it. Wala! I got a bigger skiff to hoopnet lobsters for those tacos I been thinking about. I hunted down the owner of the cork, paid my dues to the marina and DMV, tripple fees thanks Gov Jerry, and just like that I own a hole in the water to dump my $clams$ into. I even showed the cork to Mrs Jack before I went through wit the deal, she said “Do it.” But, I aint sure she said that to just get me out of the house? Arrgggggg… Wouldn’t ya know, rite after I get this boat all rigged and ready for bugging, an other water bug of a friend, Mike Patton, tells me this is a Haunted Skiff. “Three men and a dog drowned off the Bermuda Triangle and were never found again, they owned that boat!” He went on to say, “Sometimes on a full moon ya can see the dog howling from the bow crying for his master.” “Well thank you very much Mike. This news makes me feel good.” Then he tells me, “Ya better get a good Priest from St.James to pray and spray holy water on that skiff before ya ever use it for Lobstering.” Oh, great are there any good Priest? I got me an Indian Medicine Man, Paul Christensen White Feather, to sprinkle some magic dust and do a few yaya’s, paid him a hun, after he say, “Ug. Ok for fishing now.” All the whil’st, this Bermuda Triangle, dead guys and dogs howling at the moon is rattling around in me wee brain all day and nite and everytime I sets foot on the deck. NowWhat? Halloween is just around the corner, why not use this boat to scare the holy beejeebies out of every kid on the dock. To get they candy, they have to pet the dog.. Needless to say, this boat aint left the dock yet for anything that has a fish tale. No Lobsters, no fish, no Nutt’in. I even has this giant stork crapping on it everyday. What a world, what a world and how come and what for it is always Me? To top it off, I took me grandkids to the dock for a look see and they all came down wit the Chicken PoX’s. Yowie! They now be in quarenteen for Halloween. That aint rite…. Whats that, what about fishing JacK, how about the fish report, oh, like last week reel good and even better; than what I been doing playing wit a ghost boat and dead dogs. Aarrggggg sez the Captain….. Captain’s Log: October 17, 2011 Title: Warm Seas and Red Tides by the Captain Well Mates, if’in ya been down to the docks this week, you could see the change in water color by the hour. Last week clear and clean, this week red and brown. What a difference a week makes in Lalaland. Some may think the poopoo plant in El Segundo did a no no in the wa wa; not the case. It is those little animals that cause the red or brown tides. Oh, they may look pretty during a full moon, at nite, whil’st yer heading out to Rocky Point for lobsters. But, in them tides can lurk death or reel sickness for the marine life caught up in the mucky muck. Avast, do not despair, for why out on the Short Banks where Rock Fish of all kinds live and breed, the bite is as good as it gets for SoCal. Here be whats in the counts, Red Snappers, LingCod, Bacaccio, Sheephead, Whitefish, Sculpin and a few Yellowtail. If you have not been in the mix, get yer person down to the docks, rent a spot on the rail of any charter vessel, get yer friend to put his boat in the water, buy marine gas at 5.50 clams per gallon, and get out there now! This bite is not going to last forever. Plus, the Fish and NoGame folks have been keeping dead fish counts wit the possibility of cutting yer catch in half next year, half for the federally protected overpopulated seals and half for you…Aaaarrrggggg What you say Jack? Close down fishing in the Bay. Eat Tofu. If ya don’t believe me google latimes.com/big catches mask dwindling nubers of sea bass…dated Oct. 3, 2011. Be sure to read between the lines; some folks out there do not want any fishing in the Bay, NONE! Some believe, Fishermen and women are considered Killers who wipe out en...Expand for more
tire families of fish from the underworld of the sea. These so called killers then teach their children and children of children to kill. Holy Mackerel Andy! This cant be rite. Whilst the state of Lalaland is trying to balance a budget on yer heads and the next generation’s head, they still be funding departments that should be supporting Talapia Farming at the Salton Sea. There ya go… Where am I going wit this tirade, go get fish now, take pictures, BBQ, Bake, Broil, stew yer fish and lobsters, invite all yer neighbors to the party. Do not wait. Do not pass GO, do not land on Boardwalk or go to Jail. Fill yer sacks while they be a sack to fill. As for ole Jack here, for the last two weeks, I been dinging around building a skiff for lobster fishing and a wee bit of surfing at Paddle Board Cove. I do not consider this a problem as my freezer is full and it is Bad Luck to fish when ya have fish in the freezer. I aint going to kill another sea creature, except Lobsters( aka known as cockroaches of the sea) because I paid for a lobster stamp and library book from the state. Can you believe this, not only do we have to pay over 50 smackers for a fishing license, we have to pay extra to keep lobsters and do an essay on what we used to get them, how big they were and where they was for’we kilt them. What a bunch of crap! Where the heck is Ralph Nader when ya needs him? Here is the long and the short of it. The state of Lalaland sez, “De fish in the bay “May” contain high concentrations of mercury or other chemicals that could be harmful to man and beast.” What in the world do they care about what we catch, clean and eat out of this Bay; caus’in if we does, we die along with the catch we caught. Problem solved..No fish and No fishermen or women or children who fish. A perfect gover’ment world. Tip o’de Week: Saturday Oct. 22nd Maurer Marine,873 W. 17th street, CostaMesa, Ca, 949 645-7673 is throwing a big BBQ ,11am, thanking all us Fishermen and Women and Children who supported them during these hard economic times. I say back to them Thank You too. Aargggg sez the Captain…… Captain’s Log: September 26, 2011 Title: No Swimming, good fishing by the Captain Well Mates, if yer a fisherman or fisherwoman you could not miss the latest news from out on them waters. From Santababbawawwa to Diego the Giant Humbolt Squid have arrived! I aint talking about a few squidlies, I’m talking about millions, zillions, ka’billions. There be so many squid in the ocean, no home in Lala land should be wit’out one in the pot. Who said, “A chicken in every pot and a car in every garage?” Well, the Captn here sez, “Put a giant squid in butter and olive oil, grab a nice bottle of white wine, turn up the listening music and eat like a King or Queen.” Unless, you don’t like eating bait. Yep, humbolt squid is the number one bait for catching 40 pound home guard Yellow Tail. My ole, dearly departed buddy, Bait Barge Wayne, used to cut the heads off the humbolt squid, pin the head on a big fat hook and flyline it off the kelp at Rocky Point. Let it soak awhile, wait for the line to start clicking, count to five and set the hook. Wamo! You be in for the fight of yer life. There aint nut’tin like a home guard Yellow burning yer drags or exploding a reel as they try to make a run for freedom. Now, if yer lucky enough to land that sucker, I would rather eat raw, grilled, baked, broiled, fried Yellowtail over a humbolt squid anyday, anytime, anyway. Don’t get me wrong, I have nothing against eating squid. I just look at it and see, White Sea Bass, Calico Bass, Tuna, or a Mako Shark taking a bite out of it first; only to find they be on the other end of my line. Important Notice: Do not even think about taking a swim in a school of Humbolt Squid. I been told by my good Ivan Villirino down Baja Way and all the way to CaboWabo, “They will eat you! All of you and leave only yer bones.” However, the underwater seahunt folks say, “These giant squid do not like eating through a Dive’N Surf wetsuit to get to you.” Good thing for the Dive Boys and Girls, if’in it’s true…Mmmmm.. I aint going to put that to the test. No Thank You….Arrggg… As for me I am staying rite on the deck of a boat, which is just what I did this weekend wit my good buddy Bay Runner Ray and his friend Tim “the Hunter” from down Diegoway. We took advantage of the nice cool overcast weather and snuck up on some big fat Red Snappers off the Short Banks. Wit La Nina screwing up our beautiful Sunny SoCal beach conditions and flat surf, it does make for good Rock Cod and White Sea Bass fishing. As Captn Dave “Midnite” Yumori out of basin Three King Harbor sez, “Don’t knock the conditions when the fish are biting.” Ya wants sun, go to Palm Springs. Talk about SUN! I had all I wants after spending August in Austin, Texas. Yep, same place where fires ripped through the cedar trees and burned out over a 1000 homes wit 60 to 70 mile an hour winds. My dear ole sweet Mother, Mrs. Sr. Jack, was worried as a mother hen when the fires got within 40 miles of the cattle ranch. Oh, and in Texas, forty miles aint nut’tin! It be just down the road. After that close call, I packed up and hi’tailed it back to cold and windy Redondo Beach just in time for the” Maine” Lobster feast at the Seaside Lagoon. Can you believe, the sun actually came out for one minute…Argggggg sez the Captain.".
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