a pair of jacks - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

THE DARKHORSE · 08-24-2012, 11:59 AM

You Temecula fish killer, you.

Boy, I haven't seen one of these in a while. That comment's two fold. Directed towards the grade of fish and some of the replies on this here post.

Anyway,it's cool to see. That grade of fish is a direct result to the ridiculously warm water hanging right off the Coast.

Just to give some perspective for everyone on the outside looking in (from a guy who's on the water five days a week): I haven't seen any fish this size caught in La Jolla---in a few years. Not one. Being the betting man I am, I'd say, these fish are from a paddy that slammed into the beach. I'd also be willing to bet that same paddy had Dorado alongside those smaller grade tails.

Regardless, congrats on catching a couple beautiful fish.

I'm certainly not about to break out the Bass-outfits, but even a five pound Yellowtail will kick your butt. For a spell anyway...

08-24-2012, 11:59 AM	#17
THE DARKHORSE Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Seven minutes from the launch! Posts: 987	Good job out there... You Temecula fish killer, you. Boy, I haven't seen one of these in a while. That comment's two fold. Directed towards the grade of fish and some of the replies on this here post. Anyway,it's cool to see. That grade of fish is a direct result to the ridiculously warm water hanging right off the Coast. Just to give some perspective for everyone on the outside looking in (from a guy who's on the water five days a week): I haven't seen any fish this size caught in La Jolla---in a few years. Not one. Being the betting man I am, I'd say, these fish are from a paddy that slammed into the beach. I'd also be willing to bet that same paddy had Dorado alongside those smaller grade tails. Regardless, congrats on catching a couple beautiful fish. I'm certainly not about to break out the Bass-outfits, but even a five pound Yellowtail will kick your butt. For a spell anyway... __________________