7/17 Windanglass - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

Aaron&Julie · 07-17-2006, 03:54 PM

Too bad the right kind never showed for you Dan, or us

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We launched soon after he did. It took a little while to make bait at the point. One time, Aaron must've had 4 or 5 boneheads hit his sabiki at once. One hook cut off, one broke, one straightened and one bonito landed, all on the same cast/drop.
Like Dan said, lots of grass and kelp floating around. The water didn't feel very cold or warm.
Your tarpoon obviously cuts through the water better than our FNDs. Either that or we found the Mississippi River flowing to the north out there. For almost 2 hours we tried to paddle south paralleling the shore and we made very little headway. And though there was some wind, it was the current kicking our asses.
Unlike last Friday, didn't see any yellows puddling around. Ended up with a couple of bass and bonito. Otherwise, kinda slow. Landed about noon.

07-17-2006, 03:54 PM	#2
Aaron&Julie Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Spring Valley Posts: 1,400	Too bad the right kind never showed for you Dan, or us . We launched soon after he did. It took a little while to make bait at the point. One time, Aaron must've had 4 or 5 boneheads hit his sabiki at once. One hook cut off, one broke, one straightened and one bonito landed, all on the same cast/drop. Like Dan said, lots of grass and kelp floating around. The water didn't feel very cold or warm. Your tarpoon obviously cuts through the water better than our FNDs. Either that or we found the Mississippi River flowing to the north out there. For almost 2 hours we tried to paddle south paralleling the shore and we made very little headway. And though there was some wind, it was the current kicking our asses. Unlike last Friday, didn't see any yellows puddling around. Ended up with a couple of bass and bonito. Otherwise, kinda slow. Landed about noon. __________________ "Never say die"