Quick Flurry- One Sixty
 

Blessed to have a chance to pound some real hours again. This was a little 30 minute flurry wrapped around hours of...seal harassment, wind and current. Buddy abt 50' away smelled like skunk, lol. Still trying to figure out the difference. Def not squandering too many chances by using fresh, quality gear. 46, 53 and 61. All on light rods and reels!

Jim

Wow, that is a boat load of fish, great catch.

Jimbo...You are da man. Thanks for the outing and taste of success. Keep killing it. Until next time.

Deamon family, friends & neighbors will be poopin fish for a long while.:D
The C-bass slayer strikes again:

June 15th
 

Is it June 15th already?
Be careful Jim...DFW does randomly view the more popular fishing websites!

Huh?

https://nrm.dfg.ca.gov/FileHandler.a...=116558&inline Page 41.....

28.35. WHITE SEABASS.
(a) Minimum size: Twenty-eight inches total length or twenty and one-half inches alternate length. (b) Season: Open all year.
(c) Limit: Three, except that only one fish may be taken in waters south of Pt. Conception between
March 15 and June 15.

Nice catches!

Oops
 

Oops...my bad...I thought the drop in limit started on march 1st...
OOPS!

ghost master! :cheers1::cheers1::cheers1:

You are killing me Jim

Damn boy!

DAMMMMMMNNN!!!

I need to step up the covert ops and put that GPS tracker in your hull.

Is your freezer, and your neighbors' freezers, full yet?

Killin it

Like a master craftsman. Need an apprentice? I can quit my job and start tomorrow.

you officially own all the seabass at LJ, Jim... Very dope.:cheers1:

:luxhello::luxhello::luxhello:

Nice title...1-60

Geno

Man looking back to those moments when life gives you an opportunity and you sit and ponder is it worth the time and risk...

http://www.bigwatersedge.com/bwevb/s...ad.php?t=25035

I must say this night thing is freaken scary as heck... Sitting there wet and in the dark depending solely on your other senses as they go into overdrive over the smallest sound and light.. You hear and see things crash the surface but can't distinguish if it's bait, seal or shark.. Your heart stays pumping even as your eyes try to shut down... But fear kicks in and keeps you going...

I can only imagine that's what Deamon goes through each night for the opportunity like this...

Kudos my man.. It's not for everyone or the faint of heart but you seemly do it..

Time on the water!
 

Jim,

Congrats on the well earned triple.
Setting the bar for quality and quantity!

That door swung wide open last year. Very few checked in willing to take the risk, put in the effort or scoffed at such a post...whatever. About a 1000 hours later, we've gotten a bit closer to the original goal.

Jim

You're nuts, it's funny he only post when he catches. Long hours, night, seals, tangles, and other craziness all for maybe one bite, maybe if you're lucky. Chances are that one bite will be a shark or a fish that gets you snagged in the kelp. My last two trips out I was met with hammers and other crazy critters. It won't be long till them damn sharks are back in the area. Worst part is this time of year is with the surf. Impossible to time, nothing to worry about if you like to donate and get wet

He pays someone to go down and hook up his fish as well!