06-17-2014, 06:20 PM | #1 |
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Welcome to the addiction. What do you plan to use for bait tomorrow?
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06-17-2014, 06:57 PM | #3 |
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To be honest I might just throw some artificials and maybe some cut bait. My main priority is to test what I have set up and see if it works for me. If I catch something it would just be a bonus as I am not really sure as to where to go or what to use here yet. My last salt water fishing was in Florida so I need to relearn the ropes here in California.
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06-17-2014, 09:11 PM | #4 |
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Get there earlier if you can. You will get the best out of tide movement with less wind.
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[QUOTE=MrPatrick;197919]Get there earlier if you can. You will get the best out of tide movement with less wind.
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06-17-2014, 09:39 PM | #6 |
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Break out that freshwater bass gear and baits. 6-10lb line. Weedless worm hooks with baits like creatures, soft jerkbaits, and many different worms and craws. Deep diving cranks and spinner baits will also work well. Then there is also the swimbait of course.
Fish the shallower drop offs and also the eel grass beds for spotties and sandies mixed in. Deeper drop offs and channels will have more sand bass with a few spotties too.
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