La Jolla 10-15 mixed bag

[lowprofile]

Originally Posted by lambadmin

Nice grade on those reds.

Baby Soupfin's is more likely sand sharks, those are more common deeper while rockfishing

please. fill us in on what a "sand shark" is.

if the second dorsal was considerably smaller than the first and they had teeth, then you had some soupies, if the dorsal fins almost matched and you could practically lip them. then you had smooth hounds. most likely grey smooth hounds. the browns will be a distinct brown color and pin back sharks (not the horn sharks which are spotted) have a spine behind the dorsal. watch out for those little boogers.

way to go man! nice variety and some tasty dinner to come.

[Biggameaddict]

The trunk shots look awesome. Good job,

[JarrodMc]

Not bad for a day's work.

[lamb]

Originally Posted by lowprofile

please. fill us in on what a "sand shark" is.

I dunno...

But....

Let Me Google That For You!

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=sand+shark

Or I can try in my own words, from my own research:
Sand shark is the shark you catch on the sand.
Right when you pass the rocks, when you know you drifted over your rockfish spot.
Not sure about dorsal fins.
I don't know if it's called sand shark because it's got sand color,
or you catch it on the sand.

Sorry for the thread jack!

[Mr hooks]

Right on bro nice mixed bag when the next trip let me know see if can make it.

[Mr hooks]

Anybody know of rock fish spots Newport beach area are in that area

[lowprofile]

Originally Posted by lamb

I dunno...

But....

Let Me Google That For You!

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=sand+shark

Or I can try in my own words, from my own research:
Sand shark is the shark you catch on the sand.
Right when you pass the rocks, when you know you drifted over your rockfish spot.
Not sure about dorsal fins.
I don't know if it's called sand shark because it's got sand color,
or you catch it on the sand.

Sorry for the thread jack!

failed. we don't have sand tigers. although that would be cool.