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Tman · 03-19-2008, 10:19 AM

Just to clarify...there is also some big arse bat rays in there...that's where my son Clay got his first sleight ride.

That being said, I used to fish it, until the lad got bigger. There are some decent fish to be had, and used to be better, but they try to restrict you to either the W side of the 5 near the YMCA camp, or on the E of the 5 where they prefer you to be in the back end of the lagoon so as to not interfere with their $...which is ski boat rentals.
I use to have luck throwing lures at the entrance right under the 5 when there was a good tidal flow going.

As far as the halis go, those are caught at the oyster farm/WSB hatchery side of the lagoon, W of the RR tracks on Coast Hwy...and no yaks allowed there.

Hope this helps.

03-19-2008, 10:19 AM	#3
Tman BRTF...bought & paid... Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 1,247	Just to clarify...there is also some big arse bat rays in there...that's where my son Clay got his first sleight ride. That being said, I used to fish it, until the lad got bigger. There are some decent fish to be had, and used to be better, but they try to restrict you to either the W side of the 5 near the YMCA camp, or on the E of the 5 where they prefer you to be in the back end of the lagoon so as to not interfere with their $...which is ski boat rentals. I use to have luck throwing lures at the entrance right under the 5 when there was a good tidal flow going. As far as the halis go, those are caught at the oyster farm/WSB hatchery side of the lagoon, W of the RR tracks on Coast Hwy...and no yaks allowed there. Hope this helps. __________________ Adios Tman Gaffer for Clay the Fishcatcher