Anyone for La Jolla Friday 8/8

[Cbad Mike]

I believe by law you should always have a net. I keep mine in the front hatch and never use it.
Your wasting your time and money bringing live bait to Lj. It's like bringing sand to the beach.
I'm gonna go out on a limb here since you said you didn't have a gaff that you probably don't have a game clip either.
Save your bait money and buy one of each when you get time.

With that said..... What color kayak will you be on? I have a green Malibu Stealth. If you see me don't be shy and say hello.

[Lady Luck]

I'm in a yellow strike. I'm guessing that you use strips of squid to snag bait? I've snagged bait on shore and guessing it's all the same set up using truble hooks?

Thanks for taking the time giving me all this info. It's much appreciated.

[FlyFishinYakr]

Good luck to all involved!
Tight lines and short sleigh rides (or long, if you're so inclined!)
I plan on heading to Bako to visit a friend and my "Godson" home visiting from Northwestern U.
I'm looking forward to reading many successful posts upon my return!
FFY

[Cbad Mike]

Originally Posted by Lady Luck

I'm in a yellow strike. I'm guessing that you use strips of squid to snag bait? I've snagged bait on shore and guessing it's all the same set up using truble hooks?

Thanks for taking the time giving me all this info. It's much appreciated.

No. Whole different ballgame. The easiest and most productive method is using a sabiki rig.
All the info that you could ever ask for is in these pages of the forum.
I'll keep my eye out for you and try to answer your questions.
If you end up launching by yourself just paddle straight out for about 3/4 of a mile and don't start fishing until your near someone else fishing and ask if your past the zone. Follow the kayakers with fishing rods not the ones with helmets.