? What would u do - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

FreezeYak · 06-04-2012, 02:02 PM

Two most popular sharks in La Jolla are Makos and Threshers. Typically of the adolescent ages. On Satuday I also had a mako take a shot at a slow trolled mack, but he missed. My bait was going crazy so I looked back at the rod and water and about a four footer came 5 feet out of the air. Definitely a mako. I will attempt the threshers but don't like to play with the makos on the kayak.

My advice, and what I do, try to get as close to him as you feel safe and cut the line.

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06-04-2012, 02:02 PM	#21
FreezeYak Junior Join Date: May 2012 Location: Carlsbad, CA Posts: 27	Two most popular sharks in La Jolla are Makos and Threshers. Typically of the adolescent ages. On Satuday I also had a mako take a shot at a slow trolled mack, but he missed. My bait was going crazy so I looked back at the rod and water and about a four footer came 5 feet out of the air. Definitely a mako. I will attempt the threshers but don't like to play with the makos on the kayak. My advice, and what I do, try to get as close to him as you feel safe and cut the line.