Friday AM crowd
 

Anyone heading out want to laugh at the first-time night yaker? Plan is to be there 3-ish. I have a couple flashlights, squid jig, thermos of coffee, bag of donettes, and a couple fishing poles. What else do I need to bring to keep from being shunned?

A carton of pacificos and a joint would make you pretty cool....

Just kidding, if your gonna launch for the first time in the dark, just be safe and aware of your surroundings (other boats, lines, marine mammals, guys that have been quietly stalking an area overnight waiting for one bite)...

He's really not kidding, that would make you pretty mutha f'n cool!!!:sifone:

But for catching fish, a couple pounds of hand picked fresh squid from your local asian market (ranch99) may net better results. Squid is usually tuff to make in the dark.

Sounds like you should hook up w/these guys, they're planning on going the same time, http://www.bigwatersedge.com/bwevb/s...ad.php?t=10955

Good Luck!!!

I'll be out there, not sure how the last few days have been but its been pretty tough to make squid. I would say earlier is better to get as much squid as you can.

Stay away from the boats. Their hull slap and anchor ropes are a total turnoff to Cbass.

Dan- I heard it was liza minelli songs, richard simmons workout videos and gay porn that they didnt like, maybe Ive got bad intel

While I'm sure that might be fun, but I like wearing my badge not looking at somebody else's. ;)

Sounds like there might be a crew out there to help me along. Is a glow stick or two advisable or not worth the trouble?

My buddy and I will be out there.... not my first time night yak fishing ( 4-5 times) but his for sure. Hopefully lady luck will give us a couple fish to take home for the wife. I still can't believe she's letting me go out in ocean overnight on a yak HAHAHAA

"thermos of coffee, bag of donettes"


HAHAHAHAHAHAHAhAHAHAHAhAHAHAHAHAHAHA
we should have all seen the fine print boys. :biggrinjester:


In all honesty you dont need to be lit up light a squid boat but a bright headlamp that can withstand a splash or two is a great idea and is probably all you'll need.

If you read the fine print in this post and not the humor there is some excellent info the boys have offered you...

And occaionally the cartels use white livingstons... Just saying

Ryan, You forgot to mention your Barry Manilow tapes.:)

bring some wipes. first time in the dark i was scared crapless.:doh:

Glad somebody else got the humor on my side too. I need to root around in my hunting gear and see if I still have a headlamp. And yes, all information was gleaned for authenticity. Thanks guys, hope to see and not bump into some of you out there.

Plenty of makos out there right now. Fortunately I only hooked a pup!!:eek:

catamarans are gay:biggrinjester:

IMO.......a glow stick is worthless, make yourself VERY VISIBLE when fishing at night........ trust me on this one.

Remember that just about all the boats out there these days are fishing ballons which will typically be down wind unless the current is stiff.

I'm down to catch anything but a mac. All I ever catch is a mac...

Ummm, where do you park late at night?

If you launch late or really early its pretty easy to find parking on Avenida Del La Playa or Camino Del Oro. If that doesn't work for you just drive to the parking lot over by the Life Guard Station.

You can get really cheap headlamps at Home Depot. I think I paid $10 for 2 Brinkman headlamps. 2 white LEDs and 1 red LED.