WSB Heads! - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

tunaseeker · 02-08-2011, 03:54 PM

I was listening to "Let's Talk Hook Up" ( http://www.hookup1090.com/ , you can hear many of the past episodes at this link) this weekend and they had a guy on the show from the Hubbs SeaWorld Research Institute. They were talking about WSB and how turning in the heads can help provide them with information about the status of the fish they release and where they travel ect. See the link below to find out where to take your WSB head if you are lucky enought to get one. I am still waiting, waiting, waiting...

Beginning in 1986 scientists at Hubbs-SeaWorld Research Institute started releasing cultured white seabass into coastal waters in southern California. Each fish is tagged internally in the cheek with a small, stainless steel coded wire tag (CWT). The purpose of this tag is to identify hatchery-reared fish from wild individuals. This CWT is not visible externally on the fish and can only be located by a specialized detection device

So when you hook that pig this spring freez the head and drop er off....

http://hswri.org/media/White_Seabass_Handout_2b.pdf

Some SD County Locations.
Oceanside/Carlsbad/Solana Beach

Helgren's Sportfishing (760) 722-2133
Leon Raymond Hubbard, Jr. Hatchery (760) 434-9501
Blue Water Tackle (858) 350-8505
San Diego
Dana Landing (Mission Bay) (619) 226-2929
Hubbs-SeaWorld Research Institute (619) 226-3870
Calif. Dept. of Fish and Game (858) 467-4201

02-08-2011, 03:54 PM	#1
tunaseeker TB Metal Art Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: San Diego Posts: 653	WSB Heads! I was listening to "Let's Talk Hook Up" ( http://www.hookup1090.com/ , you can hear many of the past episodes at this link) this weekend and they had a guy on the show from the Hubbs SeaWorld Research Institute. They were talking about WSB and how turning in the heads can help provide them with information about the status of the fish they release and where they travel ect. See the link below to find out where to take your WSB head if you are lucky enought to get one. I am still waiting, waiting, waiting... Beginning in 1986 scientists at Hubbs-SeaWorld Research Institute started releasing cultured white seabass into coastal waters in southern California. Each fish is tagged internally in the cheek with a small, stainless steel coded wire tag (CWT). The purpose of this tag is to identify hatchery-reared fish from wild individuals. This CWT is not visible externally on the fish and can only be located by a specialized detection device So when you hook that pig this spring freez the head and drop er off.... http://hswri.org/media/White_Seabass_Handout_2b.pdf Some SD County Locations. Oceanside/Carlsbad/Solana Beach Helgren's Sportfishing (760) 722-2133 Leon Raymond Hubbard, Jr. Hatchery (760) 434-9501 Blue Water Tackle (858) 350-8505 San Diego Dana Landing (Mission Bay) (619) 226-2929 Hubbs-SeaWorld Research Institute (619) 226-3870 Calif. Dept. of Fish and Game (858) 467-4201