grunion run

[Vikingj]

I think the grunion definitely bring the game fish closer to shore but I have had mixed results with them biting- wide open some times/total skunk other times. Just like most fishing questions I have heard 2 schools of thought: "Of course they don't bite, there is too much bait and they are too full"! and "of course they will be wob because they are having a feeding frenzy and want to take advantage of the abundant food"! Take your choice...

[JeffB]

I thinking about taking my son out there to catch some. We might try tonight or tomorrow to catch the grunion. He's about to turn 2yr, so should be fun if we get there at the right time. May try Del Mar tonight and MB tomorrow if they're a no show. Wouldn't mind keeping some alive for bait.

[dniss]

Last year I fished a run at a SD beach targeting halibut. No love on the metal or plug I was tossing, but as one wave receded I heard some mad flopping, turned to see a beached hali whiteside up! Ran over to see if I could tail it to get a look, got a hand on it and got pummeled by the next wave, so never got to tape it. Probably short, but close to legal and had my heart pumping for a minute there. I like to think there's a lot of them in close and the one I saw was an overzealous juvenile.

[Raskal311]

I used to catch huge croakers and sharks surf fishing at seal beach during the run.

Im about to head down to the beach on base in oceanside right now to see if any have made it up early

[bad brady]

Hopefully there'll be a little early action. I'm gonna hit the harbor for a few hours tomorrow morning. That's pretty funny about the halibut on the sand. Thanks for the input everyone.

Nothing to repport for the del mar beach on camp Pendleton or at the oside pier

[JeffB]

They wasn't anything from Black Beach down to Solona either. I'm going to try again tomorrow. I'm taking a rod and reel with me this time to keep me occupied. The tide was really high though, and the surf was huge, 5'-7'.