La Jolla - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

DESTROYER · 01-28-2009, 04:58 PM

Here's a serious reply for you! The squid have been known to show up anywhere from December to March. That canyon is pretty deep and the squid are usually there year around on both ends, that explains the big mossback YT. When the squid bite goes off, no one talks until usually a newbie post a picture saying that he got his first YT on a live squid. Things are a little more interesting these days with WCW and the format. One of the reason it starts and ends in March is to see a close finish between the top 5. They have to post there fish within 24 hours so if you watch the usual suspects post some quality fish, you know that there is a bite. If I were you, I wouldn't wait for a post, it's fun to find the bite on your own. Gear up with 40# and hang on, there are some slugs out there. Good luck and I hope this helps you get a nice one.

TL-Matt

01-28-2009, 04:58 PM	#9
DESTROYER Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: "The Table" Posts: 976	Here's a serious reply for you! The squid have been known to show up anywhere from December to March. That canyon is pretty deep and the squid are usually there year around on both ends, that explains the big mossback YT. When the squid bite goes off, no one talks until usually a newbie post a picture saying that he got his first YT on a live squid. Things are a little more interesting these days with WCW and the format. One of the reason it starts and ends in March is to see a close finish between the top 5. They have to post there fish within 24 hours so if you watch the usual suspects post some quality fish, you know that there is a bite. If I were you, I wouldn't wait for a post, it's fun to find the bite on your own. Gear up with 40# and hang on, there are some slugs out there. Good luck and I hope this helps you get a nice one. TL-Matt