01/27 SD Bay - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

Zfish03 · 01-28-2014, 06:27 PM

Hit the water at 0600.
Outgoing tide, peak low at 10-11.
Tide wise, bay is always hit or miss with me. Some days the water movement/current is slower then predicted and sometimes not. In fact somedays it's ridiculously fast. At times during my drifts I was moving 2-3mph lol... Luckily I had a heavy rock fish lead ball and it kept me on the bottom.
Was lazy and bought live mini macks, put em on a three way. Picked up a few 18-20'' what what in the butts, no big hens found.

Sure beats work, caught a buzz at 9am, and had fun either way. Happy hunting gents.

Just for fish porn sake, here is what a under age 18-20'' halibut looks like.

01-28-2014, 06:27 PM	#1
Zfish03 Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: Oceanside Posts: 197	01/27 SD Bay Hit the water at 0600. Outgoing tide, peak low at 10-11. Tide wise, bay is always hit or miss with me. Some days the water movement/current is slower then predicted and sometimes not. In fact somedays it's ridiculously fast. At times during my drifts I was moving 2-3mph lol... Luckily I had a heavy rock fish lead ball and it kept me on the bottom. Was lazy and bought live mini macks, put em on a three way. Picked up a few 18-20'' what what in the butts, no big hens found. Sure beats work, caught a buzz at 9am, and had fun either way. Happy hunting gents. Just for fish porn sake, here is what a under age 18-20'' halibut looks like.