SOME BIG ONES (080810)!!! Independence, skippered by Kyle Karcher, docked at Pt. Loma Sportfishing August 8 after the five-day Kimura's Tackle trip with chartermaster Gary Kimura aboard, along with a good of catch of Cedros Island Yellowtail. "We spent two days at the island and two days fishing offshore," said Kyle to dock reporter Bill Roecker. "We had good yellowtail fishing and got some big ones. There's still very good sign of Tuna offshore, and more bait than I've ever seen. We saw spot after spot of small sardines and Spanish mackerel. "There hasn't been a good water (satellite) picture for weeks," he added. Richard Levy of Whittier and the LAPD wasn't entered in the jackpot, but he got the best 'tail, a 44-pounder. He said it bit on a 2/0 ringed Gorilla hook and 25-pound Izorline. He posed at the scales and with the winners as honorable mention. "He fought for 30 minutes," remarked Levy. "I couldn't get him off the rail." Randy Britton of Lawton, OK won first place for a 38.2-pound Yellowtail. He said he bagged his fish with a Salas 6X jig in scrambled eggs color, on 50-pound Izorline. He used a Trinidad 30 reel and a Calstar 765 L rod. Gordon De Jager of Crestline won second place for a 37.8-pound Yellow, and Will Horst of San Carlos won third place for a 37.4-pound 'tail.