Calicos on the chew - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

Lit-up1 · 02-28-2006, 02:40 PM

I bought my yak just to fish the calicos---
I do like to branch out from time to time and chasing the big fish is hard to resist for long when you know they are there.
I also feel that fishing for bass is a great way to acclimate to the ocean
and catching fish from the kayak in general. I am always ready for the bass and the bigger fish every time I go out. I have caught yellowtail and whitesea bass inside the kelp-so be ready---
It's all good---save some for me!
I have had a number of 20+ fish days in the kelp all alone and released them all-
And Calico's are tasty fried or they make great civiche'.
Don't listen to the madsanddabkillerdude-he targets smaller fish plent of times just to keep food on the table

Brad, aren't you the sanddab king :?: :?:
Good luck--
Dave

02-28-2006, 02:40 PM	#9
Lit-up1 Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Point Loma Posts: 385	Calico's I bought my yak just to fish the calicos--- I do like to branch out from time to time and chasing the big fish is hard to resist for long when you know they are there. I also feel that fishing for bass is a great way to acclimate to the ocean and catching fish from the kayak in general. I am always ready for the bass and the bigger fish every time I go out. I have caught yellowtail and whitesea bass inside the kelp-so be ready--- It's all good---save some for me! I have had a number of 20+ fish days in the kelp all alone and released them all- And Calico's are tasty fried or they make great civiche'. Don't listen to the madsanddabkillerdude-he targets smaller fish plent of times just to keep food on the table Brad, aren't you the sanddab king :?: :?: Good luck-- Dave