Two New Species in a Day

[User name]

Got to the sewer at 7am. A quarter mile from the launch I dropped the sabiki to pick up some bait. After about a minute I pulled up a couple small barracuda. Normally I wouldn’t post something this small but it was my first and seemed rare for Cabrillo.



I put my sabiki back down and started throwing a waxwing to see if there were any bigger barracuda with no luck, except one greenback on the sabiki. I trolled the mac along the entire breakwall then headed to the outside the breakwall with no luck.

Since I couldn’t find any fish at all of the usual spots, I decided to hit up a spot I rarely see anyone fish. With the same mac I trolled all day, I started trolling this new spot and hooked up with my first white seabass. At about 24” this one made it back out to get a little bigger. It took a few minutes to recover from a deep hookset but then made its way back down.



Sorry for the crotch shot.

[jruiz]

Good job on the save.
I actually think there are a shortage of crotch shots on this forum.

[addicted2sp33d]

Originally Posted by jruiz

I actually think there are a shortage of crotch shots on this forum.

Be careful what you wish-for... knowing the people around here, you're likely to get "the wrong kind".

[Bert Vega]

Nice job on catch and release

[octico]

Originally Posted by jruiz

Good job on the save.
I actually think there are a shortage of crotch shots on this forum.

Since you asked ...

[TJones]

Good report . .

[Silbaugh4liberty]

Nice report, good job on the WSB. You ever fish the kelp area over there?

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[User name]

Originally Posted by Silbaugh4liberty

Nice report, good job on the WSB. You ever fish the kelp area over there?

I have fished the kelp around Point Fermin a few times when the surf was low. I caught all kinds of bait but nothing else. I haven’t put in enough time out there to get onto the fish. I have seen a few threshers surface though.

There also has not been very much kelp around the breakwall the last couple months which I think has slowed the bite down.

[Silbaugh4liberty]

Originally Posted by User name

I have fished the kelp around Point Fermin a few times when the surf was low. I caught all kinds of bait but nothing else. I haven’t put in enough time out there to get onto the fish. I have seen a few threshers surface though.

There also has not been very much kelp around the breakwall the last couple months which I think has slowed the bite down.

Right on. I had a few guys tell me about BSB, and WSB being caught in the canyon area over there. I've only fished there twice for a handful of rock fish and calicos on artificial. One thing I learned is to get off the water by noon, otherwise the wind gets pretty gnarly!

Way to go on the Cuda and wsb!

Cheers

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