Back to the 'buts

[Aaron&Julie]

Hit San Diego Bay this morning to try for the flat kind. Launched at 4:30AM picking up sardines at EBs.

Slow until about 8:30, when we finally seemed to be getting the rakes we were looking for. Soon after, Julie comes up with this 14 lber on a sardine:

http://www.bloodydecks.com/gallery/files/5/9/2/6/7_3_06SDbay011.jpg

Not too long afterward, Aaron manages this 9 lber on a mackeral:

http://www.bloodydecks.com/gallery/files/5/9/2/6/7_3_06SDbay014.jpg

Besides these two which were kept, Aaron C&Rd a 23 incher. Plus, we had a few short 'buts, and a few spotties and sandies all released.
Landed the 'yaks about 12:30PM. Here's the beach shot with our double score:

http://www.bloodydecks.com/gallery/files/5/9/2/6/7_3_06SDbay013.jpg
Beautiful day, not much wind, and boat traffic was light considering the holiday tomorrow.

[Fishin Phil]

You two are always catching one kind of fish or another. Where did you launch from? Good report.

[dmr]

Great job...you two are racking up the points.

[Iceman]

Nice buttage! Are you each getting a $5 yak scoop of dines?

[Dan]

Congrats on a nice pair!

[T-Rex]

Nice fish you guys. Impressive as usual!

[Aaron&Julie]

Thanks, everyone.
Phil, we launch from Lawrence St, but parking can be tough. Most of the streets are marked NO PARKING 8:00AM-???PM, except weekends and holidays.
Andy, yeah we each got a $5 scoop of 'dines.

[Noalias]

Noticed one fish had eyes on the right side while the other had eyes on its left side. What's with that :?: :!:

[Royak]

>Noticed one fish had eyes on the right side while the other had eyes on its left side. What's with that?

California Halibut can be either right-eyed or left-eyed.

[BWE Moderator]

They start out with eyes on either side and one moves to the other side as they grow.