Wed AM, 7/26 - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

Aaron&Julie · 07-26-2006, 05:40 PM

It was nice seeing you out there today, Nelz. Good job nailing the fish. It looks like you were the hot stick, even if they weren't the toads you hoped for.
Adi, it was nice talking with you too. As far as we could tell your double made you runner-up high man. That 16 lber was one fat fish for his length. We were a little surprised Aaron's yellow only weighed 16 lbs. It had yours by a few inches in length, but your shoulders were obviously thicker. Here's the shot on the water:

Two of our fellow DPKFM members caught their 1st kayak yellowtails (congratulations to Jack and Damian). Nothing really big, but at least they broke the ice

Other than that, we would have to say it was real slow, compared to the last few days when people were nailing multiples. There were many yakkers and private boaters and it didn't look like many people were scoring.

07-26-2006, 05:40 PM	#14
Aaron&Julie Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Spring Valley Posts: 1,400	It was nice seeing you out there today, Nelz. Good job nailing the fish. It looks like you were the hot stick, even if they weren't the toads you hoped for. Adi, it was nice talking with you too. As far as we could tell your double made you runner-up high man. That 16 lber was one fat fish for his length. We were a little surprised Aaron's yellow only weighed 16 lbs. It had yours by a few inches in length, but your shoulders were obviously thicker. Here's the shot on the water: Two of our fellow DPKFM members caught their 1st kayak yellowtails (congratulations to Jack and Damian). Nothing really big, but at least they broke the ice Other than that, we would have to say it was real slow, compared to the last few days when people were nailing multiples. There were many yakkers and private boaters and it didn't look like many people were scoring. __________________ "Never say die"