La jolla tomorrow 6 am anyone?

[kevbeer]

5/25 to clarify.

I am a newbie. Would appreciate the guidance.

[Bruntoj]

Originally Posted by kevbeer

I am a newbie. Would appreciate the guidance.

I plan on being there around that time. Dune (gray) colored Hobie PA14, Black PFD. Post a description and I’ll try spot you, or just come up and say hi to me.


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[kevbeer]

Yellow Hobie outback, Orange PFD. I have a bait tank but no fish finder. I have a 30 lb setup and a 12 lb setup and my own gaff. I have only done bays so. Need to push my limits now, been holding off too long already

[Master-baiter]

Will be there in numbers. Will have the crew there. Fully rigged White outback, green pfd. Come say hi if you spot me

-Sam


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[kevbeer]

Well I didn't take a dive so that's good. Made macks easy but nothing else.

[Uncle_Tomas]

Anyone is planning on going this weekend on Saturday? I have never fished there and typically fish by myself.

[kevbeer]

Anyone interested I'm meeting up la Jolla this Friday at 6 a.m.?

[Bruntoj]

De ja vu, yes I’ll be there


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[kevbeer]

I am sure it will be packed. See you guys there!

[Uncle_Tomas]

How did everyone do?

Question: What’s a good time to fish La Jolla. Is early AM the best generally? If I remember correctly SeaSamurai was saying at the Fred Hall that he is often successful even in the afternoon. What are the typical current patterns in this area?

Thanks,
Tomas

[kevbeer]

I was out there today, launched at around 5:45. I caught 1 larger mackeral, 2 smaller calico bass, not much else. Another kayaker was heading in after he caught this huge white fish, and so gave me 2 macks he had left over. put 1st on a hook and a sea lion mutilated it a few minutes later, I then threw him the remains, put on 2nd mack which laster ~30-45 minutes but no bites.


I cannot speak to the swells etc. but I have been told launching at or before sunrise is best.

[GregAndrew]

Originally Posted by kevbeer

I was out there today, launched at around 5:45. I caught 1 larger mackeral, 2 smaller calico bass, not much else. Another kayaker was heading in after he caught this huge white fish, and so gave me 2 macks he had left over. put 1st on a hook and a sea lion mutilated it a few minutes later, I then threw him the remains, put on 2nd mack which laster ~30-45 minutes but no bites.


I cannot speak to the swells etc. but I have been told launching at or before sunrise is best.

Sorry those baits did not get you a nice White Seabass too. Mine went 42 lbs.

[kevbeer]

Originally Posted by GregAndrew

Sorry those baits did not get you a nice White Seabass too. Mine went 42 lbs.

Wait are you the guy?!?! Thanks!

[summers in kuwait]

Greg is the guy!

[FISH11]

If there are any Yellows, WSB or Hali that want to play Greg is the guy to find them.

[kevbeer]

went again this morning. made 2 mac, 3 undersized calico, and a ~18 inch barracuda. Ate the Barracuda to ease my sufferin'

[kevbeer]

Pirating my own thread here. I picked up an avet SX 5.3 and a graftech in shore 8 foot 20-30 lb rod. I was also considering a Californian 8 foot 12-30 try helix rod. After getting it home I think the graftech rod maybe stiffer then I actually want for this combo. I plan for this set up to be my main set up while kayak fishing la Jolla for calico and up with the occasional larger things you can catch there. But I also have and larger set up I will be taking with a 15-40 lb rod and I think I would have been better off with the softer faster action Californian. Any opinions here? I am thinking to go back to Turner's and swap for the Californian.

[Uncle_Tomas]

Originally Posted by kevbeer

Pirating my own thread here. I picked up an avet SX 5.3 and a graftech in shore 8 foot 20-30 lb rod. I was also considering a Californian 8 foot 12-30 try helix rod. After getting it home I think the graftech rod maybe stiffer then I actually want for this combo. I plan for this set up to be my main set up while kayak fishing la Jolla for calico and up with the occasional larger things you can catch there. But I also have and larger set up I will be taking with a 15-40 lb rod and I think I would have been better off with the softer faster action Californian. Any opinions here? I am thinking to go back to Turner's and swap for the Californian.

Sometimes line rating does not tell you much. I have about several rods in 15-30lbs category but they could not be more different from each other. I usually go by feel of an action. I typically have and idea of what I am going to be using the rod for. Is it going to be flylining or casting smaller plastics or heavy jigging?

For 5-7 inch plastics I use Californian CBC 12-25lb 1 1/2 - 2 oz weigh rates. (I like stiffer rod for fishing plastics)
I recently also picked up Californian Calico Special CS76XHE rated 25-40lbs. Now this is a broomstick. Works fine for jigging 80+g flat falls and butterfly jigs at the bottom. It’s also pretty good for your 9inch plastics with heavy jig heads. It’s paired with Lexa HD 300 spooked with 40 lb braid.
I also have Daiwa Proteus MH 8’ rated 15-30. Like to use this for 100g jigs or flylining sardines etc. Will be also using it for poppers and larger swimbaits for schoolie YT and YFT tho year.

Hope this helps

[Uncle_Tomas]

Anyone is fishing La Jolla on Sunday?

[Quansters]

I’m heading to la jolla tmr morning. Will anyone be there?