nmbrinkman
07-28-2008, 08:19 PM
LJ 7/27
Missing: Baby Yellowtail
Somebody might want to ask some of the big Yellows that have been caught if they're missing their baby. This one is easily identifiable by it's lack of a tail.
http://www.bigwatersedge.com/bwegallery/data/500/baby_yellowtail.jpg
The neighbors had a BBQ last night and I was tasked with providing the pescado part of "pescado frita". Got a late start because if the festivities from the prior night. Got out around 6am and scratched up a few spanish. Lost most of them as I let them swim away. Once they swam far enough away they would wrap themselves in the weeds. The action seemed to be above the submerged kelp but that was a "live by the sword, die by the sword" situation. Just as I thought that the mac had swam far enough away it wrapped itself in a stringer. Luckily I found a couple more after I emptied the tank and the first of the two proved a winner. After I put it out, I quickly lost the will to fight the wind and snotty condition and up the paddling frequency and headed in from PB mass. After an almost complete loss of confidence this unluck YT tike found my 1/0 owner ringed gorilla hook. Too small to gaff so he came in the easy way. I half-heartedly told myself after my better than average February that I'd release anything under 15 lbs but since I needed to bring home the "bacon" and being my first YT since that epic day months ago he had to bleed.
Not enough to really brag about, but enough to roll the confidence over to next weekend as well as support the saying about a squirl and his nut.
Missing: Baby Yellowtail
Somebody might want to ask some of the big Yellows that have been caught if they're missing their baby. This one is easily identifiable by it's lack of a tail.
http://www.bigwatersedge.com/bwegallery/data/500/baby_yellowtail.jpg
The neighbors had a BBQ last night and I was tasked with providing the pescado part of "pescado frita". Got a late start because if the festivities from the prior night. Got out around 6am and scratched up a few spanish. Lost most of them as I let them swim away. Once they swam far enough away they would wrap themselves in the weeds. The action seemed to be above the submerged kelp but that was a "live by the sword, die by the sword" situation. Just as I thought that the mac had swam far enough away it wrapped itself in a stringer. Luckily I found a couple more after I emptied the tank and the first of the two proved a winner. After I put it out, I quickly lost the will to fight the wind and snotty condition and up the paddling frequency and headed in from PB mass. After an almost complete loss of confidence this unluck YT tike found my 1/0 owner ringed gorilla hook. Too small to gaff so he came in the easy way. I half-heartedly told myself after my better than average February that I'd release anything under 15 lbs but since I needed to bring home the "bacon" and being my first YT since that epic day months ago he had to bleed.
Not enough to really brag about, but enough to roll the confidence over to next weekend as well as support the saying about a squirl and his nut.