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Best Launch Time LJ?
Hi guys,
What is the general consensus best time to launch for yellow tail out of La Jolla? Thanks in advance! |
greylight
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Ask Siri for the current sunrise time, and you can usually launch about 30 minutes before that. aka First Light.
If you are around traffic (particularly coming out of the bays), use a light of some sort that's visible in all directions so you don't get run over. I hang an LED camp light off the gaff point spring protector in my back pole holder. Costco has 3-packs for about $12. https://4.bp.blogspot.com/-254ngFAqi...rn-1055999.jpg |
Before all the street parking disappears. [emoji23]
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When there's current and sunshine.
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As for yellowtail, last year I got the opportunity to have some boat time on the “Seaforth SAN DIEGO” doing day trips to the Coronado Islands twice. Our time of arrival was anywhere from 8:50am and 10am, after that point once people started throwing live bait or throwing iron, bites started coming in throughout the day. So, there’s no exact time when there’s a better probability to catch something, just that the conditions have to be right. Weather forecast, ‘water temp/ conditions’, time of year, bait/ lures. Check out other sites like ‘SD Fish’ and ‘Bloodydecks’ to get an idea of how boaters are doing and that will help you get a good piece of mind. https://tides4fishing.com/us/california/la-jolla https://magicseaweed.com/Scripps-Pie...rf-Report/296/ :reel::jig: |
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Thanks for the info guys. Considering going out this weekend if my other plans fall through. |
Another relevant point: launching at first light is usually the easiest time to consistently catch bait on the way to our first target fishing area.
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