10/19 quality mottled bycatch - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

Iceman · 10-19-2005, 02:18 PM

The kind of surf that you can just step right over and plop it down in the seat met me this morning. The lone chucklehead rides again. I saw your car (Brad) on my landing, tried to get you on 71 with not luck. BTW the launch was taped off, the hightides eroded a nice channel and if you timed your landing, you could get the nose of your yak on the cement, I came close. Slight offshore breeze, turned to around 8-10 kts out of the north later in the morning. Decent current running the opposite of the wind and 10 feet of visibility. Water looked alot better up north on Monday. There was a report of some WSB taken from the beach over the weekend, on swimbaits, so I decided to try in tight. Made a few spanish and sardine and headed around the point. The birds diving outside the surf kept pulling me further and further south. Had good luck with the calicos, on bait and plastics. They ate all my bait and trying to get some more, I managed a few surf perch on the sabiki. It was a fun morning playing C&R with the turdroller's prettier cousin.

10-19-2005, 02:18 PM	#1
Iceman Administrator Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: 1-2 miles off the point Posts: 6,943	10/19 quality mottled bycatch The kind of surf that you can just step right over and plop it down in the seat met me this morning. The lone chucklehead rides again. I saw your car (Brad) on my landing, tried to get you on 71 with not luck. BTW the launch was taped off, the hightides eroded a nice channel and if you timed your landing, you could get the nose of your yak on the cement, I came close. Slight offshore breeze, turned to around 8-10 kts out of the north later in the morning. Decent current running the opposite of the wind and 10 feet of visibility. Water looked alot better up north on Monday. There was a report of some WSB taken from the beach over the weekend, on swimbaits, so I decided to try in tight. Made a few spanish and sardine and headed around the point. The birds diving outside the surf kept pulling me further and further south. Had good luck with the calicos, on bait and plastics. They ate all my bait and trying to get some more, I managed a few surf perch on the sabiki. It was a fun morning playing C&R with the turdroller's prettier cousin. __________________