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Father's Day WSB!!
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It's has been a busy couple of weeks and the surf has been good on weekends, so fishing time has been scarce. I found my window of opportunity on Father's Day (early). Had a plan to head out at 5:00 at Mission Bay, hit the bait barge (saving time making bait), catch few spotties on the way out through the South Mission Jetty. Caught a nice Sand Bass at the mouth but wanted more. Heading to the wreck and stopped on a nice meter mark. All by myself and then one boat came out. After a few rock fish the meter started lighting up so I set my sardine on the bottom and grabbed the yoyo rig and started cranking...at the second drop the iron hit bottom and the sardine line started screaming. I calmly reached back, set the hook and teh drag starts ripping. Knowing that I had something good and not wanting to have a tangle at the end, I secured the bent rod between both legs and winded the yoyo in and set the rig in the rod holder.(in a move that most kayakers know as "kayak yoga")
I was calmly fighting my large halibut when it got to about 50 yards and started taking drag like crazy. After 3-4 rounds of this, ralized that my halibut had turned into a black seabass. After two more rounds of this I started gaining and got to 25 yards feet. I kept gaining, thinking maybe I had a threasher, when it got to color and I saw this: 50 lb White Seabass; 53 inches I'm new to this so I am not sure if pics came in, but thanks to John Law for taking water pic. Pistol |
nice 2nd post.
What was your first post a 40 lb halibut?
(mumbling obscenities and other vulgar vile words under my breath). Seriously though. . . your 2nd flippen post? Good work. THanks for sharing. |
Holy molely!
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Rock on man!
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WOW!!!! WAY TO GO!!!!!!:luxhello:
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Happy Father's Day to you.
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:wsb: Very cool, some of my earliest kayak fishing was done out on those ARs Very special catch! :luxhello:
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What a freakin pig!!!! Congrats...
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that, my friend is one Father's day you won't soon forget...:notworthy:
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What a second post! Strong work on the WSB :cheers1:
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congrats!!:cheers1:
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Nice job what a fathers day gift
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Happy Father's Day. Now that one is for the books!!
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River monsters! wow!!!:cheers1:
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Congrats on a toad :wsb:
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Nice toad there, Happy Fathers Day!
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Now that is a happy fathers day :luxhello::luxhello:
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Impressive Sir. :notworthy:
I'm guessing your 3rd post will be a 60 lb Yellowtail? |
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Awesome WSB you did something that guys have been trying to do since they first got on this sight! |
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I knew it!
WFO Wsb bite in Mission Bay! I will be there at 2am....is everyone coming? That is a fine catch sir, congrats.:cheers1: |
Great fish! So you caught this off mission beach? What was in the stomach when you cut it open?
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what kind of Hobie is that?
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That is so awesome thanks for sharing and beautiful toad.
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Thanks, All for the congrats. In the stomach was mostly finfish remains....also, just becuase it was my second post does not mean I haven't been fishing long...I just did not have anything I felt was worthy of sharing until now. Largest on the kayak before that was a 11 lb Sheepshead...it was a male and its head was giant.
It's a Hobie Revolution.... cheers |
Very cool!!
You don't hear about a lot of WSB caught in MB area. Thanks for sharing and congrats on a beautifull fish! :cheers1: |
Great! Thanks for the information!:cheers1:
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mb wsb sweeeeeeeet dont see that much but it does happen i think he was just heading to lj is all yeah thats it????????????
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no wasabee in LJ...they are all up here...lol...:p
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Very nice catch, way to go on the early success.
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Congratulations! That's a great fish!
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Well done!!! Reminds me of when I started out on the yak and caught a fish I am still trying to beat, maybe never will. Awesome!!!
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Sick!!!! Way to react to those marks. When the WSB wants to eat....feed em. :cheers1:
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Fin bait!!!???!!! You got to love that.
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Wtg
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