0300 La Jolla? - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

FreezeYak · 06-01-2012, 10:46 AM

Ok, so here's exactly my plan of attack for this trip.

Arrive 3:00am to set up
Under almost full moon paddle out
Find 70-80 ft water off the point, set down two dropper loops with two dead squid on each. Target: WSB
Moon sets at 3:58, first light at 5:11. So be prepared for an hour of pure darkness; i.e., back-up flashlight,glowstick, etc.
First light reeling in to make bait, looking for mini-macks and sardines
One heavy pole has dropper loop at bottom for WSB, one heavy pole fly-lined dine or mini-mack for yellows, and med/heavy pole with surface iron to throw it there are sightings of yellows.
All while scoping out for birds/bait.
Attempt this until I can't keep my eyes open or kayak afloat from dead fish piled up on it(

). And most likely cursing at seadogs.

I think there are three of us so far. Hope to see the rest of you out there at sunrise.

Cheers

06-01-2012, 10:46 AM	#5
FreezeYak Junior Join Date: May 2012 Location: Carlsbad, CA Posts: 27	Ok, so here's exactly my plan of attack for this trip. Arrive 3:00am to set up Under almost full moon paddle out Find 70-80 ft water off the point, set down two dropper loops with two dead squid on each. Target: WSB Moon sets at 3:58, first light at 5:11. So be prepared for an hour of pure darkness; i.e., back-up flashlight,glowstick, etc. First light reeling in to make bait, looking for mini-macks and sardines One heavy pole has dropper loop at bottom for WSB, one heavy pole fly-lined dine or mini-mack for yellows, and med/heavy pole with surface iron to throw it there are sightings of yellows. All while scoping out for birds/bait. Attempt this until I can't keep my eyes open or kayak afloat from dead fish piled up on it(). And most likely cursing at seadogs. I think there are three of us so far. Hope to see the rest of you out there at sunrise. Cheers