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Kahouna · 10-25-2010, 04:13 PM

If I go to LJ, I pretty much wanted to know if dragging a mac or two around is still the way to go, or dropping artificials. If cruising the canyon was better, or the kelp on the side or out in front? If I venture out of O'Side again, what to the bouys look like where the structure is?

We met at LJ and pushed that little p/up out of the sand (imagine that). I've only ventured out of O'side once and there was too much boat traffic to make it comfortable for me. My last trip to LJ resulted in a classic dump in five feet of water, losing one pole, getting beaned by my yak as it rolled over me... typical bad landing. I need to get back in the saddle, one way or another and didn't know if there was a different fishing pattern for the seasons.

Thanks though for the hints on the swell though. Always something for me to learn...

10-25-2010, 04:13 PM	#3
Kahouna Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2010 Posts: 108	If I go to LJ, I pretty much wanted to know if dragging a mac or two around is still the way to go, or dropping artificials. If cruising the canyon was better, or the kelp on the side or out in front? If I venture out of O'Side again, what to the bouys look like where the structure is? We met at LJ and pushed that little p/up out of the sand (imagine that). I've only ventured out of O'side once and there was too much boat traffic to make it comfortable for me. My last trip to LJ resulted in a classic dump in five feet of water, losing one pole, getting beaned by my yak as it rolled over me... typical bad landing. I need to get back in the saddle, one way or another and didn't know if there was a different fishing pattern for the seasons. Thanks though for the hints on the swell though. Always something for me to learn...