Report 5-10 - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

stevo · 05-10-2007, 06:21 PM

I had similar experience. Me and friend headed to the pier at 5am. Picked up 10 or so greenbacks only to put them in a bait tank that wasn't cooperating (pump) after 1/2 hr of electrical re-work we were off to the condo. the water was churney all the time out today which made it difficult to see any surface action. Birds flying around but not in good numbers. Did not see any bird frenzies anywhere. Worked the front of condo out 1-2 miles for nodda. Near the condo I did get hit briefly and the greeny was trashed everywhere?. That was it. Good paddling and always good to be on the water regardless......Hey where are the pics from the 2 white sea bass caught yesterday morning?. John?, Dennis?. I belive they went 40 plus and a good 50lb'er. Gotta share the love.

lamb · 05-11-2007, 08:03 AM

It was sloppy on Thursday, windy, cloudy… NW was blowing…

I timed horribly and almost got yanked out of my seat with one 2+ fter that broke on me…

The bait was easy at the pier once it got gray - the greenies woke up.

That brownish poop looking water was back from the reserve line to about ½… Further down South it was greenish. Visibility was about 10ft, with areas that had less than that.

Bait is still all over. Water was 62.

At 6:30 AM, I ran into a small school of yellas, maybe 6-7 fish. As my kayak slapped the surface, they got disturbed and started cooking no more than 15 meters away… I shot Salas B&W 7x in a perfect cast… Got 2 followers and 1 bump. 2nd cast I got one to stick… It started peeling drag then came unbuttoned after 30 secs. I had a good look at it exploding on my jig – 10#ish class.

Swell was much better back on the beach with low Tide. Met the old school kayakers Tobey and his friend Mailman Jim. Sure thing, Jim had a nice 12# YT. Here’s a picture, as requested.

05-11-2007, 08:03 AM	#2
lamb Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 2,568	It was sloppy on Thursday, windy, cloudy… NW was blowing… I timed horribly and almost got yanked out of my seat with one 2+ fter that broke on me… The bait was easy at the pier once it got gray - the greenies woke up. That brownish poop looking water was back from the reserve line to about ½… Further down South it was greenish. Visibility was about 10ft, with areas that had less than that. Bait is still all over. Water was 62. At 6:30 AM, I ran into a small school of yellas, maybe 6-7 fish. As my kayak slapped the surface, they got disturbed and started cooking no more than 15 meters away… I shot Salas B&W 7x in a perfect cast… Got 2 followers and 1 bump. 2nd cast I got one to stick… It started peeling drag then came unbuttoned after 30 secs. I had a good look at it exploding on my jig – 10#ish class. Swell was much better back on the beach with low Tide. Met the old school kayakers Tobey and his friend Mailman Jim. Sure thing, Jim had a nice 12# YT. Here’s a picture, as requested. __________________ [------------------------ <)))< ....b-a-a-a-a Last edited by lamb; 05-11-2007 at 08:58 AM.

Thread Tools
Show Printable Version Email this Page
Display Modes
Switch to Linear Mode Hybrid Mode Switch to Threaded Mode

05-10-2007, 06:21 PM	#1
stevo Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Oceanside Posts: 26	I had similar experience. Me and friend headed to the pier at 5am. Picked up 10 or so greenbacks only to put them in a bait tank that wasn't cooperating (pump) after 1/2 hr of electrical re-work we were off to the condo. the water was churney all the time out today which made it difficult to see any surface action. Birds flying around but not in good numbers. Did not see any bird frenzies anywhere. Worked the front of condo out 1-2 miles for nodda. Near the condo I did get hit briefly and the greeny was trashed everywhere?. That was it. Good paddling and always good to be on the water regardless......Hey where are the pics from the 2 white sea bass caught yesterday morning?. John?, Dennis?. I belive they went 40 plus and a good 50lb'er. Gotta share the love.