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salty pirate 08-18-2012 05:26 PM

a pair of jacks
 
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la jolla 8/18/12
not the biggest fish but thought I should post a timely report since I get so much info from here.

got em in about 90' of water, temp was 72, air temp hot, visability not that good, both cought on spanish mac's. cuda's are out in full force so make lot's of bait!

again sorry for the yard shot.
:cheers1:

lowprofile 08-18-2012 05:36 PM

shoulda flylined them back out. :D

nice tacos.

kayakhunter 08-18-2012 06:00 PM

Oh no.....the rats are back.

jorluivil 08-18-2012 06:19 PM

No pleasing the crowds:mad:

Drake 08-18-2012 06:24 PM

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Originally Posted by jorluivil (Post 129890)
No pleasing the crowds:mad:

Amen

Drake 08-18-2012 06:25 PM

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Originally Posted by salty pirate (Post 129881)
la jolla 8/18/12
not the biggest fish but thought I should post a timely report since I get so much info from here.

got em in about 90' of water, temp was 72, air temp hot, visability not that good, both cought on spanish mac's. cuda's are out in full force so make lot's of bait!

again sorry for the yard shot.
:cheers1:

Is that a flare gun under your front hatch?

danjor 08-18-2012 06:25 PM

First glance thought they were rainbow trout. Not worth killing them in my opinion

seriola_killer 08-18-2012 06:39 PM

Hmmm... Let's see here...

Yakker drives a long distance to have the chance to get into some fish, then he posts a timely, factual report (the same report that far too many on this site have bitched incessantly about NOT GETTING) with depth, bait, water temp, and he get's critiqued about it.

Aaron&Julie 08-18-2012 06:46 PM

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Originally Posted by danjor (Post 129893)
First glance thought they were rainbow trout. Not worth killing them in my opinion

Hey, congratulations, don't listen to negative feedback. You caught a couple of YTs and that's good in our book.

Small fish equals better eating. And even those small guys can put up a tussle. Beats being skunked.

Besides, the experts say the big ones are the better breeders, so why throw the small ones back?

Yellowtail reproduce just fine, so taking some that size isn't going to hurt ANYTHING no matter what anyone else says. In fact, the tuna boats live and die with yellowtail that size at times.

Enjoy your meals. Good job, and thanks for the timely report. It's more than what some of the negative crowd will do for the rest of us fishermen/women.

danjor 08-18-2012 06:47 PM

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Originally Posted by seriola_killer (Post 129895)
Hmmm... Let's see here...

Yakker drives a long distance to have the chance to get into some fish, then he posts a timely, factual report (the same report that far too many on this site have bitched incessantly about NOT GETTING) with depth, bait, water temp, and he get's critiqued about it.

I did not say anything about the report except i personally would not have killed them. I enjoy the timely report as do others i just belive that sometimes fish should be catch and release if there too small. Dont tell me if someone posted showing a bunch of 4 inch calicos someone woulnt have complained. I just belive in letting the fish grow up and get a chance to breed so our kids and our kids kids will get a chance to catch a offspring of that fish.

bubblehide 08-18-2012 06:47 PM

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Originally Posted by seriola_killer (Post 129895)
Hmmm... Let's see here...

Yakker drives a long distance to have the chance to get into some fish, then he posts a timely, factual report (the same report that far too many on this site have bitched incessantly about NOT GETTING) with depth, bait, water temp, and he get's critiqued about it.

:notworthy:
You can please some of the people some of the time, but you can piss off some of the same people all the time. :eek: :biggrinjester:

(This comment is intended to be humorous, it is not intended to be directed toward anyone, or meant to be offensive in any way)

steveooo 08-18-2012 06:48 PM

My wife tells me that size doesn't matter :cheers1:

Legal catch, enough fish to make a couple meals, a double on :yt::yt: to make the drive worth it :luxhello: Congrats :cheers1:

Gigafish 08-18-2012 06:57 PM

Cool pic, Nice catch. Jackpot on most of these cattle herd boats. Thanks for the report.

Aaron&Julie 08-18-2012 06:58 PM

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Originally Posted by danjor (Post 129898)
I did not say anything about the report except i personally would not have killed them. I enjoy the timely report as do others i just belive that sometimes fish should be catch and release if there too small. Dont tell me if someone posted showing a bunch of 4 inch calicos someone woulnt have complained. I just belive in letting the fish grow up and get a chance to breed so our kids and our kids kids will get a chance to catch a offspring of that fish.

You apparently don't know a lot about the breeding habits of our local fish.

First, it is legal to catch and keep 5lb yellowtails. They reproduce at an alarming rate which is why the Tuna sportboats are putting hundreds of yellows in their daily counts.

Second, it is illegal to keep calicos under 12", so that post will never occur, unless by a total moron. It takes years and years for calicos to become legal. Those yellowtail are maybe a year old.

You can keep 5 yellowtail of that size, the next 5 have to be longer than 24". 4" calicos are illegal.

Thanks, Danjor for releasing your small yellowtail. Maybe we'll catch them on our next trip and have some fresh hamachi to look forward to.

Drake 08-18-2012 07:01 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by danjor (Post 129898)
I did not say anything about the report except i personally would not have killed them. I enjoy the timely report as do others i just belive that sometimes fish should be catch and release if there too small. Dont tell me if someone posted showing a bunch of 4 inch calicos someone woulnt have complained. I just belive in letting the fish grow up and get a chance to breed so our kids and our kids kids will get a chance to catch a offspring of that fish.

With the charters hitting the 163 the past few days, limiting out on small guys like these two. It's really not a problem. We're spoiled with larger YT coming through our waters, but for the most part these 12lbers are the majority. I saw a photo of the kelp patty from this week and they're just riddled with them. As steve said, legal catch and Aaron said, the smaller fish taste better. The meat is more tender and flavorfull. On the East Coast we used to toss the Trophy Stripers back after a good photo and keep the just barely legal ones.

Congrats on the haul, I'm sure they're going to taste great.

lowprofile 08-18-2012 07:03 PM

well you guys cant complain about him killing any "breeders" :p

oh wait, thats only t sharks. :rolleyes:

Aaron&Julie 08-18-2012 07:05 PM

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Originally Posted by lowprofile (Post 129904)
well you guys cant complain about him killing any "breeders" :p

oh wait, thats only t sharks. :rolleyes:

No, it's pretty much all fish (and sharks).

Drake 08-18-2012 07:14 PM

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Originally Posted by lowprofile (Post 129885)
shoulda flylined them back out. :D

nice tacos.

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Originally Posted by kayakhunter (Post 129888)
Oh no.....the rats are back.

Quote:

Originally Posted by danjor (Post 129893)
First glance thought they were rainbow trout. Not worth killing them in my opinion

Quote:

Originally Posted by danjor (Post 129898)
I did not say anything about the report except i personally would not have killed them. I enjoy the timely report as do others i just belive that sometimes fish should be catch and release if there too small. Dont tell me if someone posted showing a bunch of 4 inch calicos someone woulnt have complained. I just belive in letting the fish grow up and get a chance to breed so our kids and our kids kids will get a chance to catch a offspring of that fish.

Quote:

Originally Posted by lowprofile (Post 129904)
well you guys cant complain about him killing any "breeders" :p

oh wait, thats only t sharks. :rolleyes:

http://thechive.files.wordpress.com/...pg?w=500&h=375

lowprofile 08-18-2012 07:22 PM

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Originally Posted by Aaron&Julie (Post 129906)
No, it's pretty much all fish (and sharks).

except yellows and seabass... of course.

carbonbass 08-18-2012 07:41 PM

flylining or egg sinker?

andrewtp 08-18-2012 07:45 PM

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Originally Posted by seriola_killer (Post 129895)
Hmmm... Let's see here...

Yakker drives a long distance to have the chance to get into some fish, then he posts a timely, factual report (the same report that far too many on this site have bitched incessantly about NOT GETTING) with depth, bait, water temp, and he get's critiqued about it.

Like.:cheers1:

MrM 08-18-2012 07:54 PM

Thanks for the report, and congrats on the double YT. That's two more than me!

:cheers1:

packeryakker 08-18-2012 07:59 PM

Congrats! Putting in time and doin work, good on you. Enjoy!

Poxy Boggards 08-18-2012 08:01 PM

Nice to meet you, and congrats on scrathing up a couple! That PA12 sure is one sweet ride.

salty pirate 08-18-2012 08:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Drake (Post 129892)
Is that a flare gun under your front hatch?

yep, waterproof velcro is good stuff

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Originally Posted by carbonbass (Post 129910)
flylining or egg sinker?

flylined


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drseiler 08-18-2012 08:32 PM

Congrats. You earned those fish and thank you for the report. :cheers1:

jorluivil 08-18-2012 08:50 PM

Tiny, big, small, gigantor, coloso-mega-lilweiner-size, who cares.

Goes down and out of your body just the same

h2ofishfo 08-18-2012 09:01 PM

Love love love theses posts so so entertaining when douche bags hate legal is legal there will be 30 guys tomorrow trying to catch rats why... Cause they are there and it beats catching turdrollers. Uuh duuh

dorado50 08-18-2012 09:02 PM

Nice catch kid....those two yt will just add to your fishing experience.

theluckypig 08-18-2012 10:17 PM

:cheers1::cheers1:

October 08-18-2012 11:01 PM

Hey man, good catch either way! Im coming from Menifee/temecula too and it takes me a good hour+ just to get down there not to mention load and unload times, etc. I probably would have kept them as well even though im an avid C&R guy.

maybe we can group some time, I need more people out here to go with. Actually, I just need to get out there first!

frugalfisher 08-18-2012 11:39 PM

Me eat tthem fishes
 
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bigbarrels 08-19-2012 12:34 AM

congrats on the double:cheers1: Sure beats what I was doing today(work) and better than a sharp stick in the eye

Iceman 08-19-2012 07:12 AM

I'll take 2 that size please! TASTY! :luxhello:

Thanks for sharing.

rpd 08-19-2012 08:16 AM

id take a pair any day. Congrats!

JohnnyCope 08-19-2012 09:03 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jorluivil (Post 129925)
Tiny, big, small, gigantor, coloso-mega-lilweiner-size, who cares.

Goes down and out of your body just the same


Way to go putting it down Team Sewer style !

Bennyblanco 08-19-2012 01:24 PM

Great catch:you_rock:Wish I would of got even one.i have to settle eating my bait ( mackerel ) .

boxturtle 08-19-2012 02:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Aaron&Julie (Post 129902)
You apparently don't know a lot about the breeding habits of our local fish.

First, it is legal to catch and keep 5lb yellowtails. They reproduce at an alarming rate which is why the Tuna sportboats are putting hundreds of yellows in their daily counts.

Second, it is illegal to keep calicos under 12", so that post will never occur, unless by a total moron. It takes years and years for calicos to become legal. Those yellowtail are maybe a year old.

You can keep 5 yellowtail of that size, the next 5 have to be longer than 24". 4" calicos are illegal.

Thanks, Danjor for releasing your small yellowtail. Maybe we'll catch them on our next trip and have some fresh hamachi to look forward to.

x2 I use to keep calicos too until i learn how slow they take to mature those are rat size yellow lol Hella fun on ultra light gear and I would have no problem keeping those.

Hey if anybody has some good post on actual biological background on the local fishes like growth rate, population, and reproduction rate of our local species please post and ask admin to make permanent post. That will be very useful (MLPA members here is a chance for you to shine and do something useful :sifone:)

Please keep it short and to the point report facts only please

steveooo 08-19-2012 02:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by boxturtle (Post 129989)
x2 I use to keep calicos too until i learn how slow they take to mature those are rat size yellow lol Hella fun on ultra light gear and I would have no problem keeping those.

Hey if anybody has some good post on actual biological background on the local fishes like growth rate, population, and reproduction rate of our local species please post and ask admin to make permanent post. That will be very useful (MLPA members here is a chance for you to shine and do something useful :sifone:)

Please keep it short and to the point report facts only please


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Hightide 08-19-2012 03:03 PM

If DFG calls it a legal size then it's a keeper.
Nice catch bro


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