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Sdspeed 12-12-2012 06:22 PM

Fish for what in Jan. and Feb.?
 
A little help here please. What can i fish for off La jolla or in San Diego Bay in Jan. and Feb.:confused:

steveooo 12-12-2012 06:59 PM

You can fish for basically the same stuff, except rockfish.

http://www.dfg.ca.gov/marine/mapregs5.asp

I like January & Feb in LJ for the homeguard yoyo bite...

Ggiannig89 12-12-2012 08:08 PM

Good question. I was wondering the same thing since I just bought a yak and don't have much time to get rockfish. I was thinking calico bass and other bass species? Halibut (although I'm not real sure how to catch them), shark (don't know how to catch them either), find new structure spots on finder and mark on GPS. Atleast those are some of the things I plan to try

JeffB 12-12-2012 10:03 PM

Shoot, thats prime time to pick up some nice early morning and night time sand bass hogs. A lot of the sand bass that hang out in IB and Pt Loma sneak into the big back right around the beginning of the year. Also can run across some nice halibut in the bay mingling around. Just remember to put up all your small stuff and bring out the bigger swim baits and cranks, 5.5"-6.5" with heavy lead heads...

Sdspeed 12-13-2012 12:47 AM

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Originally Posted by JeffB (Post 141545)
Shoot, thats prime time to pick up some nice early morning and night time sand bass hogs. A lot of the sand bass that hang out in IB and Pt Loma sneak into the big back right around the beginning of the year. Also can run across some nice halibut in the bay mingling around. Just remember to put up all your small stuff and bring out the bigger swim baits and cranks, 5.5"-6.5" with heavy lead heads...

Now this helps,Thanks!

lowprofile 12-13-2012 12:57 AM

black seabass. you can catch and release them all day in the first few months of the year.

at least thats what it seemed like last Jan though March. also whiteseabass might start to show end of feb into march but april is when you want to start spying on the launches for the ninjas.

sculpin are still open and you can find some hefty ones in LJ and PL. 3 or 4 three lb sculpin will make some good eats. also these colder months produce a ton of big halibut (30-45" models) in the surf for those of us that fish it (although i seem to be cursed an never broke 30" lol). so targeting outside the break on any of the good beaches should produce some nice flatties. most people i talk to say they are much deeper though....:rolleyes:

Sdspeed 12-13-2012 02:07 AM

lowpro, since your moving east ya gonna share more of your secrets as you see the shores in your review mirror? ;)

lowprofile 12-13-2012 03:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Sdspeed (Post 141552)
lowpro, since your moving east ya gonna share more of your secrets as you see the shores in your review mirror? ;)

I'm not in to burning bridges and i do plan to be back next fall. :sifone:

but i'll share common knowledge. i'll even tell you where you can catch grass rockfish and consistently pull 14-18" calico from shore...


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