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First time in the Big Water. DP 3/24
Hey all. Been looking around on these forums for a while, reading lots of helpful info. Finally got a chance to get out in the ocean. Headed to Dana Point, launched at 0830 with a fellow member (Jbara). Threw some plastics in the bay for 20 mins with nothing. Headed out to the headlands. Picked up some greenbacks just outside of the bay. Fly lined a mac for about two hours and threw out my plastic for nada. Josh caught a little wsb and a small barracuda. Decided to switch my plastic to a scented z-man jerk shad. Immediately got bites on it. Caught a small sand bass, and a couple of greenies. Had another big sand bass on, just below the yak and a sea lion made it his lunch. Beginners initiation I guess :(. Fished for a little while longer and the bite died. Fly lined on the way back and caught a decent sized sand bass. All in all, great time on the water. Hope to do it again soon. Thanks Josh!
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Damn, you know the Sea Lions are getting hungry when they start eating bass. I worked as a deckhand for quite a few summers and never saw one eat a bass. Lots of other fish, but no bass. Glad you had so much fun on your 1st trip in open water.
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nice catch man!! come out saturday!!
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Wow, glad I could help. Try the Paddlerz too. They'll be much more durable, though they don't have as many colors as the Gambler.
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Nice work!
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It's not common, but they do eat bass on occasion. I had one nab a nice 5# calico right after release a few weeks ago.
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Nice sand bass! I'm surprised a sea lion ate it too. Their skin is like sand paper, just like horned sharks.
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Very nice sandy!
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there's nothing more fun than pulling on
bass in Dana Point. Congrats and welcome to the sport. |
Nice! Great job! :luxhello:
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