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Old 03-18-2014, 01:38 PM   #1
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That's cool . There is a super aggressive dog that hangs around the Mission Bay bait barge too. Always a fun time
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Old 03-18-2014, 01:41 PM   #2
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I was hooping KH 2 weeks ago, Thought i was the only one out there. But this Huge Dog Followed me around the whole time Randomly popping up near the yak. Hate those bastards!
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Old 03-18-2014, 02:23 PM   #3
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Hey Adam, how's the new yak compared to the old? How was the wind this morning for you? It was blowing hard in Newport.
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Is this with the new kayak? I've never thrown grubs on lead heads but I suppose it couldn't hurt, plus you didn't get skunked.
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Is this with the new kayak? I've never thrown grubs on lead heads but I suppose it couldn't hurt, plus you didn't get skunked.
not really very experienced in the art of fishing plastics (and kayak fishing in general) but i'm trying new things. was chatting with an old salt down there and he said they were biting that rig so i figured why not.
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I've never thrown grubs on lead heads but I suppose it couldn't hurt...
How do you rig your grubs? I almost always use a lead head, and on occasion I T-rig them.
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How do you rig your grubs? I almost always use a lead head, and on occasion I T-rig them.
standard way i would rig if using a big hammer. hook down the center line to about 1/8 inch above the tail. lead flush with the nose
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Hey Adam, how's the new yak compared to the old? How was the wind this morning for you? It was blowing hard in Newport.
this is indeed the new kayak.
it was a little windy, but night and day compared to the sit in that i had. learned a lot about things i wanna add to the yak tho. going to put some pvc rod holders on the milk crate so i can troll and have some backups/sabiki rods, going to start saving for a decent fish finder and might need some insight on rigging it.
it was my first time going out past the break so i didnt venture too far being that i was solo and made a quick retreat back to the jetty after i checked it out.
damn dirty sea dog scared the holy hell out of me. thought i was going for a swim with that mean SOB but all's well that ends well.
not a monster bass but at least i washed the skunk off.
tight lines, gentlemen.
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this is indeed the new kayak.
it was a little windy, but night and day compared to the sit in that i had. learned a lot about things i wanna add to the yak tho. going to put some pvc rod holders on the milk crate so i can troll and have some backups/sabiki rods, going to start saving for a decent fish finder and might need some insight on rigging it.
it was my first time going out past the break so i didnt venture too far being that i was solo and made a quick retreat back to the jetty after i checked it out.
damn dirty sea dog scared the holy hell out of me. thought i was going for a swim with that mean SOB but all's well that ends well.
not a monster bass but at least i washed the skunk off.
tight lines, gentlemen.
Glad you like the new yak. Tricking them out can be half the fun. I too have been scared poopless by a dog. Hate those things.
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