Corvina, Orange Mouth, in the Northern Baja

[sitinsidejim]

you are right bob corvina have very soft mouths. was at gonzaga in october, caught several fishing from the kayak casting toward shore. could not belive how shallow water I caught them. with a small silver spoon at a cobble stone beach. fish were four to seven pounds. they were in wolf packs along the shore line.sometimes I could see them hit the spoon. water was super clear and shallow, a real fun time there Jim

[makobob]

Originally Posted by sitinsidejim

you are right bob corvina have very soft mouths. was at gonzaga in october, caught several fishing from the kayak casting toward shore. could not belive how shallow water I caught them. with a small silver spoon at a cobble stone beach. fish were four to seven pounds. they were in wolf packs along the shore line.sometimes I could see them hit the spoon. water was super clear and shallow, a real fun time there Jim

Always a great fish. Nice fight and fantastic eating. Tight Lines amigo.

[paddle man]

BOB I REMEMBER FISHING IN THE 50,60,70s WE USED MUD SUCKERS FOR BAIT I STILL HAVE A PLASTIC MUD SUCKER THE CORVINA HAD A TEAST OF THEIRE OWN ON THE BAR-BQUE I WONDER IF THEY TASTE THE SAME FROM BAHA AND THE SALTEN SEA ?

[makobob]

Originally Posted by paddle man

BOB I REMEMBER FISHING IN THE 50,60,70s WE USED MUD SUCKERS FOR BAIT I STILL HAVE A PLASTIC MUD SUCKER THE CORVINA HAD A TEAST OF THEIRE OWN ON THE BAR-BQUE I WONDER IF THEY TASTE THE SAME FROM BAHA AND THE SALTEN SEA ?

Guess you will have to eat one from mako-ville and then trust your memory to compare them. I love them. Tight Lines amigo.