Kayaking Mission Bay - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

FishFeeder · 06-13-2010, 02:13 PM

it should be a perfect place for your post, lots of bay fishing reports on here as well as LJ reports. trolling mission bay is a fine way to get started, find a fish or two. diving Rapala's or similar baits work well, preferably near the bottom. soft plastics, swim baits and the like, are very effective again fished deep or near boat docks, or throw weedless jigs into the weeds. there was more wind than usual this weekend, i think; you can usually find parts of the bay that are fairly calm, just depends on where you launch. Besides mission bay, try out san diego bay. from Tidelands park on Coronado island you can fish near the bridge, or you can launch at shelter island pretty easily. lots of options, fishing is different everywhere you go. you can learn a lot by searching this site or asking questions here.

have fun out there.

06-13-2010, 02:13 PM	#2
FishFeeder Junior Join Date: Feb 2009 Posts: 17	mission bay report it should be a perfect place for your post, lots of bay fishing reports on here as well as LJ reports. trolling mission bay is a fine way to get started, find a fish or two. diving Rapala's or similar baits work well, preferably near the bottom. soft plastics, swim baits and the like, are very effective again fished deep or near boat docks, or throw weedless jigs into the weeds. there was more wind than usual this weekend, i think; you can usually find parts of the bay that are fairly calm, just depends on where you launch. Besides mission bay, try out san diego bay. from Tidelands park on Coronado island you can fish near the bridge, or you can launch at shelter island pretty easily. lots of options, fishing is different everywhere you go. you can learn a lot by searching this site or asking questions here. have fun out there.