Islander Mothership Trip Schedule for 2015!

[Lit-up1]

Easton in-

[kobra]

Originally Posted by Lit-up1

Easton in-

Don't forget your sabiki.

[Fishin' Magician]

Will any additional information be forthcoming regarding the day and a half trip on the 15th? Anyone have tips on what to bring and what not to bother with? While I've fished on the Islander before, this is my first mothership kayak trip and not sure what to bring and what to leave at home. Anyone been on one of these before who can provide a heads up? Thanks!

[FlyinRyan]

This will be my first kayak mothership trip as well. Figured I would bring everything but a sabiki rig. Just like any other day I'll probably use two out of five rods!! Just hoping the weather is a little bit better than it is now. See you there!!

[Fishin' Magician]

Okay, this is what I've been able to find out so far. Arrive at the landing around 6:00pm. Park in the main lot to unload (30 min. free parking) and then go and park on the street or in the lot across the street. Bring everything that you would normally use to kayak, (battery, fish finder, net, gaff, etc...). There should be live bait available (may not know for sure until we get on board), but bring lures, plastics and iron just in case. The crew will help load and unload the kayaks.

Not sure what else at this point. Should be a lot of fun and a new experience as long as the weather (and the fish) cooperates.

See you on the dock!

[lbsurf2ca]

Originally Posted by Fishin' Magician

Okay, this is what I've been able to find out so far. Arrive at the landing around 6:00pm. Park in the main lot to unload (30 min. free parking) and then go and park on the street or in the lot across the street. Bring everything that you would normally use to kayak, (battery, fish finder, net, gaff, etc...). There should be live bait available (may not know for sure until we get on board), but bring lures, plastics and iron just in case. The crew will help load and unload the kayaks.

Not sure what else at this point. Should be a lot of fun and a new experience as long as the weather (and the fish) cooperates.

See you on the dock!

Definitely bring some halibut rigs. There are some slobs in the area. Since a lot of you will be first timers just ask John or Shane for advice on some good hali spots depending on where you guys end up.

Also make sure to bring some Irons. SCI has been hot spot for yellows this winter and spring.

Hopefully the wind wont be to bad. Spring time is always hit or miss and with the way the island is positioned finding protected spots can be difficult.

[PescadorPete]

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