There handing out WSB at LJ 6-7-11..... - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

Whizz Bang · 06-10-2011, 09:17 PM

Sooooo, they are handing them out and only gave them to one kayak that you saw, huh. Save that title for the day you release a smaller model and connect with anything over, say 50-55lbs within the same hour. I have released a smaller one and lost another, after fishing 2 months hard, and trying every trick in the book, not just the obligatory blind trolling. That includes an all nighter out there during the WON tourney where I fished 20 hours straight(also the night I released the 25lber ((yes jp, I am claiming 25lbs))).

That title may be better left to someone who wants even less room to fish during a wide open squid bite than you normally have. Also, it is a bit unfair, since anyone out today or yesterday will tell you the conditions SUCK right now. Water is cold, overcast, bait is almost impossible to make. yesterday, I was at the launch by 7am and back at the launch at 8pm.....I spent most of that time looking for bait. Something I have never had to do before. La Jolla is giving NOTHING away right now. If you have hooked up in the last couple of days or through this weekend until at least sunday, it is because you have earned it the hard way.

Tight lines.

sdfisher · 06-11-2011, 03:05 PM

wow ..... Mr. serious fisherman over here

I used that title because in a previous post someone had said "there handing out WSB and yellowtail at la jolla" after he caught a WSB. No shit they don't hand them out, catching one requires lots of persistence, dedication, and patience......or luck

The people who catch these fish consistently are the one's who put in countless hours on the water and brave crappy conditions in pursuit of these fish. If I had that kind of time to be out there I would. I think that everyone who frequents la jolla realizes that the fish don't come easily. I applaud the people who catch these fish because I understand that it is no easy task.

from your response it seems that the title of my post may have rubbed you the wrong way. It wasn't my intention to anger any readers, just was giving the daily skunk report.

Tight Lines

roadx · 06-12-2011, 06:55 AM

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wow ..... Mr. serious fisherman over here

they were handing them out, you just gave it back

i seen the fish and release, definitely a keeper for me. tuff choice but at the time the right thing to do. congrats on WSB petting

06-10-2011, 09:17 PM	#1
Whizz Bang Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 396	WTF Sooooo, they are handing them out and only gave them to one kayak that you saw, huh. Save that title for the day you release a smaller model and connect with anything over, say 50-55lbs within the same hour. I have released a smaller one and lost another, after fishing 2 months hard, and trying every trick in the book, not just the obligatory blind trolling. That includes an all nighter out there during the WON tourney where I fished 20 hours straight(also the night I released the 25lber ((yes jp, I am claiming 25lbs))). That title may be better left to someone who wants even less room to fish during a wide open squid bite than you normally have. Also, it is a bit unfair, since anyone out today or yesterday will tell you the conditions SUCK right now. Water is cold, overcast, bait is almost impossible to make. yesterday, I was at the launch by 7am and back at the launch at 8pm.....I spent most of that time looking for bait. Something I have never had to do before. La Jolla is giving NOTHING away right now. If you have hooked up in the last couple of days or through this weekend until at least sunday, it is because you have earned it the hard way. Tight lines.

06-11-2011, 03:05 PM	#2
sdfisher Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: San Diego Posts: 179	wow ..... Mr. serious fisherman over here I used that title because in a previous post someone had said "there handing out WSB and yellowtail at la jolla" after he caught a WSB. No shit they don't hand them out, catching one requires lots of persistence, dedication, and patience......or luck The people who catch these fish consistently are the one's who put in countless hours on the water and brave crappy conditions in pursuit of these fish. If I had that kind of time to be out there I would. I think that everyone who frequents la jolla realizes that the fish don't come easily. I applaud the people who catch these fish because I understand that it is no easy task. from your response it seems that the title of my post may have rubbed you the wrong way. It wasn't my intention to anger any readers, just was giving the daily skunk report. Tight Lines