T Sharks
 

Paddled out this morning (15Jul09) in La Jolla, tried for some butts, to no avail.

I did however manage a double hook up! On 2 Threashers! :eek:

That was a hand full; or hands full as the case was.
I already landed a larger model back in May, and vowed it to be my one and only, and was happy when both T's chewed through the 65# spectra today like it was string cheese.
Both were jumping and flipping like marlin, a really fun fight X2!
After battling those two for a while, I was gassed!

I'm not sure why the T's have returned for an encore, but heard one fella say he caught one, and helped a friend boat another.

Tight lines,
Willy

I played with three of them last Friday morning. They were thick that day, little stinkers.

Today at one pm. The poor little babby girl. We will never get to catch her babbies. It was so small, and he the fisherman was calling the babby Ms T. a he, Oh well who needs the woman and children. EAT THEM ALL. Oh and good job on the babby girl I hope she taste great.:luxhello::luxhello::luxhello::you_rock:

This one was a Pet and Release. :)
http://im1.shutterfly.com/media/47b9...D720/ry%3D480/

Personally I am against taking any sharks, male or female.

This may be a dumb question, but how can you tell the boys from the girls?

The females complain a lot, and the males rarely pay attention.

Willy

lol

I saw one yesterday that launched straight out of the water like a missle and did it 3 times. No one was around it, it was just feeding on its own.

Huh?
 

What a waste of space!

The males have claspers that are fairly obvious.Attachment 1337