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Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: Ocean Beach San Diego Ca
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I read this last night
I read the artical last night.
After waking up to the alarm at 5:00, I unpluged the alarm. Then got up a little after 7:00. Some people think the bite is best between 8:00 & 9:00, so I knew I had time. Went to deep water first thing picking up a greenback on the way out. Although I have cauhgt yellows with irons before, I had not caught one yo yoing with the 6x. With the artical that Pat wrote still fresh in my mind, I gave a mighty heave with the iron. I let it sink to the bottom with the line a little tight. I felt it hit the bottom and began to reel. I got 2 turns into it, and I felt the bite. Pat says to keep reeling and let the rod load up. I did this and knew it was a good hook set. Since the fish was heading my way I remember Pat says to pull it off the bottom which I did. Then the head shakes got strong. After a few tug of wars, I got the fish vertical. Using the rod I pulled the fish the rest of the way a little at a time until the gaff. Thanks for the tip Pat New lure, first cast of the day, 23 lbs. 38 inch fork length. Photo to come later Paul http://momentoffame.com/photopost/da...dium/paulp.jpg Last edited by amsurferoceanbeach; 02-22-2007 at 07:51 AM. Reason: add photo |
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