Cooooooooooooold Seal Beach 12-20 - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

landwhale · 12-20-2008, 11:44 AM

The swells are gone so it was time to try the home area for some action. Meet Andy at 6:15am put on my sweats, thermal socks and waders launched into small waves by the jetty. Headed out to the end of the jetty to start the morning, actually warm with the exception of my hands, though frezzing still kinda worked. Picked a rockfish of the jetty and had some other short bites. The offshores were blowing strong and cold, actual white caps from the offshores. Buttered up the razorbacks and 1oz skirted leadhead with a 4" grud, drifted out to the sandie area and started catching and releasing and thought about getting out the camera but it was too cold. The drift was pretty fast with the offshores and at the Bouy I hooked a fish and it was pulling drag took a while to get it up to the kayak. It turned out to be a black seabass so I got out the camera to take a pic. Got the fish up to the kayak and lifted it using the lead head witch slipped right out of its mouth and started floating away took a quick pic and paddled over to it to revive it. As soon as the fish felt the side of my kayak it rolled over and hightalled toward the bottom

Caught well over a dozen sandies from 6" to 15"

Started in at 9:00 to fish the end of the jetty again then hit the beach at 10:00 a cold but fun morning on the water..............

Iceman · 12-20-2008, 03:31 PM

Hey, got my WCB sandie and calico to go along with my spottie for this month

......crisp morning

yakrider · 12-20-2008, 06:41 PM

I bustesd out the neoprene gloves for the launch this mornin'...
35 degrees at County line...BBBBBBRRRRRRRRRRR!!!!!!!

nice fish!!!!!

12-20-2008, 11:44 AM	#1
landwhale Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Seal Beach Posts: 506	Cooooooooooooold Seal Beach 12-20 The swells are gone so it was time to try the home area for some action. Meet Andy at 6:15am put on my sweats, thermal socks and waders launched into small waves by the jetty. Headed out to the end of the jetty to start the morning, actually warm with the exception of my hands, though frezzing still kinda worked. Picked a rockfish of the jetty and had some other short bites. The offshores were blowing strong and cold, actual white caps from the offshores. Buttered up the razorbacks and 1oz skirted leadhead with a 4" grud, drifted out to the sandie area and started catching and releasing and thought about getting out the camera but it was too cold. The drift was pretty fast with the offshores and at the Bouy I hooked a fish and it was pulling drag took a while to get it up to the kayak. It turned out to be a black seabass so I got out the camera to take a pic. Got the fish up to the kayak and lifted it using the lead head witch slipped right out of its mouth and started floating away took a quick pic and paddled over to it to revive it. As soon as the fish felt the side of my kayak it rolled over and hightalled toward the bottom Caught well over a dozen sandies from 6" to 15" Started in at 9:00 to fish the end of the jetty again then hit the beach at 10:00 a cold but fun morning on the water.............. __________________ Last edited by landwhale; 12-20-2008 at 12:01 PM.

12-20-2008, 03:31 PM	#2
Iceman Administrator Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: 1-2 miles off the point Posts: 6,948	Hey, got my WCB sandie and calico to go along with my spottie for this month......crisp morning __________________

12-20-2008, 06:41 PM	#3
yakrider Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 611	I bustesd out the neoprene gloves for the launch this mornin'... 35 degrees at County line...BBBBBBRRRRRRRRRRR!!!!!!! nice fish!!!!!