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Senior Member
Join Date: May 2007
Location: San Diego
Posts: 490
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Sd bay and the pencil snots invasion
The fishing was slow. What a difference the tide can make. There was virtually no wind and no tidal movement. Tough fishing conditions indeed. I finally put away the bottom rig as there was no dift at all. casting the plastics was what yesterday was about. I managed a few small bass and then the pencil snotsticks moved in. They were just pests. I lost four plastics to them as they kept biting me off. I couldn't get to the bottom very often because they just wouldn't go away. I moved to another area and they were there as well. I finally moved back towards the launch to get away from them. Scraped up some more spotties over there. great skys last night and easy to lilght the stoagie kinda winds. A very relaxing day even if the fishing was way slow. I knew it wouldn't be that great because of the tides but it was a nice day on the water none the less. Fish Count: 12 pencil snots 5 Spotties 1 Checker 1 Turdroller C&R All |
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#2 |
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nice picts and nice fish
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#3 |
Senior Member
Join Date: May 2007
Location: San Diego
Posts: 490
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The cuda's were mostly small. I did see one trying to eat my bait next to the yak that was probably close to legal. I thout it was two fish at first. Heading out again this afternoon. Hopefully that flatties will be out to play.
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