Sewer Times 6/9/16 - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

King Saba · 06-09-2016, 12:49 AM

After being away from the water for over a month due to school and other life matters I finally managed to get out again. The sewer was the destination of choice yesterday with the intention of only targeting bass. I brought all light gear for the most part anywhere from 6lb-17lb throwing plastics and jigs.

Total count: 18 fish consisting of a mix of calicos, sand bass, brown rockfish, and a short cuda. The majority of the bass were short, but I managed to pick up a few legals on some Zman plastics. Most of the fish were hooked up on the sink, but a few bit while retrieving on the bottom.

The day was a mix of success and frustration since I managed to crack the insert of a fuji guide on my light baitcasting set-up. Sucks! Does anyone know of an inexpensive place to get the eyelet replaced?

Calm, calm, CALM! The water pretty much looked like this the whole time I was out, a REALLY nice change of pace from the usual death winds that the sewer is known for.

16" est. Calico on a tiny Zman swimbait. I forget the name. The fight was FUN!

Some tasty critters for dinner.

A pretty cool find. A couple of the rockfish had a local shrimp and anchovie in their gut.

lots of life in the harbor right now. micro anchovies are all over the place and some kelp is regrowing in some areas.

06-09-2016, 12:49 AM	#1
King Saba Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2014 Location: SGV Posts: 848	Sewer Times 6/9/16 After being away from the water for over a month due to school and other life matters I finally managed to get out again. The sewer was the destination of choice yesterday with the intention of only targeting bass. I brought all light gear for the most part anywhere from 6lb-17lb throwing plastics and jigs. Total count: 18 fish consisting of a mix of calicos, sand bass, brown rockfish, and a short cuda. The majority of the bass were short, but I managed to pick up a few legals on some Zman plastics. Most of the fish were hooked up on the sink, but a few bit while retrieving on the bottom. The day was a mix of success and frustration since I managed to crack the insert of a fuji guide on my light baitcasting set-up. Sucks! Does anyone know of an inexpensive place to get the eyelet replaced? Calm, calm, CALM! The water pretty much looked like this the whole time I was out, a REALLY nice change of pace from the usual death winds that the sewer is known for. 16" est. Calico on a tiny Zman swimbait. I forget the name. The fight was FUN! Some tasty critters for dinner. A pretty cool find. A couple of the rockfish had a local shrimp and anchovie in their gut. lots of life in the harbor right now. micro anchovies are all over the place and some kelp is regrowing in some areas.