La Jolla Report 9-20-08 - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

Billy V · 09-20-2008, 08:06 PM

You nailed it with that post.

"The yellowtail have left the building"

Good quality Bait was everywhere, but nothing else was happening. Myself and 2 other guys trolled, soaked, and ironed the whole place and found no love.

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There was big surf.
I got wet going out, and completely swamped by a wave coming in but kept it upright.
-There was a huge log jam of kayaks and vehicles at the launch when we returned and it wasn't moving, so after landing I took my buddies (unloaded) scupper pro out in the surf for some entertainment.

We took turns doing full kamikaze missions turning the yak completely broadside to the biggest surf then trying to land it without getting killed.
It was a riot.

-Remarkable, it went well.... lmao
I'm convinced kayaks do not flip unless there is a fishing pole aboard.

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09-20-2008, 08:06 PM	#4
Billy V Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Bay Ho Posts: 1,382	You nailed it with that post. "The yellowtail have left the building" Good quality Bait was everywhere, but nothing else was happening. Myself and 2 other guys trolled, soaked, and ironed the whole place and found no love. ------------ There was big surf. I got wet going out, and completely swamped by a wave coming in but kept it upright. -There was a huge log jam of kayaks and vehicles at the launch when we returned and it wasn't moving, so after landing I took my buddies (unloaded) scupper pro out in the surf for some entertainment. We took turns doing full kamikaze missions turning the yak completely broadside to the biggest surf then trying to land it without getting killed. It was a riot. -Remarkable, it went well.... lmao I'm convinced kayaks do not flip unless there is a fishing pole aboard.