Fly fishing. Corvina action

[Mike scales]

Originally Posted by FlyFishinYakr

Congrats on the action with the "Long Rod"!
I agree it's fun and a challenge coming up with fish catching patterns.
I can't wait to get treatment on my neck (and/or hand) so that I can use the "Long Rod" again! I'm dyin' here! And my gear is collecting dust!
Best of luck out @ LJ!
Looking forward to that report.
FFY

Thanks, FlyFishinYakr! When you're ready to fish again, happy to give any info you may need to target these fish. I hope your treatment goes well so you can get on the water soon!

[Kayak_Bernie]

where were you fishing? SD Bay?? I really want to catch a corvina! Awesome pics, those fish do indeed look chunky!!

[Mike scales]

Originally Posted by Kayak_Bernie

where were you fishing? SD Bay?? I really want to catch a corvina! Awesome pics, those fish do indeed look chunky!!

Hey, Kayak_Bernie
I was fishing between J street and the Cays. VERY shallow water 2-3 feet. Its great because most boats cannot access this water and you can sight cast! I saw these fish swimming in packs like a pack of blood thirsty Wolves looking for anything wounded or vulnerable. Lots oh Halibut breaching the water too! It was one of those moments a kayak angler gets to witnesses and cherish. Pretty certain you can find these fish anywhere shallow. Just keep your eyes peeled to hopefully spot small fry fish bursting off the surface, most likely trying to evade Corv. Hope this info helps!

[Kayak_Bernie]

This is great Mike, I have a fishing SUP and I flyfish a bit , mostly when I lived in the midwest (bass and bluegill) but I think I am going to give a bit more effort this summer. Standing on the SUP gives you a great angle to sight cast to hungry fish. Hopefully i'll see you out on the water, you can t miss the big blue and white catamaran L2Fish paddleboard

[Mike scales]

Originally Posted by Kayak_Bernie

This is great Mike, I have a fishing SUP and I flyfish a bit , mostly when I lived in the midwest (bass and bluegill) but I think I am going to give a bit more effort this summer. Standing on the SUP gives you a great angle to sight cast to hungry fish. Hopefully i'll see you out on the water, you can t miss the big blue and white catamaran L2Fish paddleboard

Awesom! I was considering doing the same on my sup, I just have to figure out how to anchor up because the breeze can push you off position easily. Cheers!