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Salt Water Shore Fishing Reports / Re: Team SD WFO Bat-ing Practice 1/27/15
« on: January 30, 2015, 12:46:32 PM »
lovin it 
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Salt Water Shore Fishing Reports / Re: Back at it with Almost all of Team SD 1/28/15
« on: January 30, 2015, 12:45:06 PM »
killer guys, when did we start fishing bats up in mountain lakes?
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Salt Water Shore Fishing Reports / Re: Grinnnners, Come OUT TO PLAAAYYAYYYYY! 1/22
« on: January 24, 2015, 07:44:06 AM »
So killer, you guys have been rocking it...
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Tackle Talk / Re: Surf casting rod for long bombing artificials
« on: January 24, 2015, 07:41:05 AM »
The spinfisher looks great. its about 4 in. of line slower, but other than that about the same as the ultegra and its sealed body..
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Saltwater Personal Craft Fishing Reports / Re: Right back at it.
« on: January 21, 2015, 07:56:51 PM »
It was fun. Hope to get out friday, maybe try a new area.
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Tackle Talk / Re: Surf casting rod for long bombing artificials
« on: January 18, 2015, 07:42:47 PM »
Cool thanks Chris, Thats a bit more than I want to spend right now. possibly in the future, if things pan out a little. what do you think of this rod and reel set up?
http://www.lamiglas.com/?page_id=323
http://fish.shimano.com/content/sac-fish/en/home/products/fishing-reels/game/ultegra.html
http://www.lamiglas.com/?page_id=323
http://fish.shimano.com/content/sac-fish/en/home/products/fishing-reels/game/ultegra.html
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Salt Water Shore Fishing Reports / Re: Soup's Back On! (1/13)
« on: January 16, 2015, 07:12:10 PM »
all i want is the calicos,, lol, is that wrong?
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Tackle Talk / Re: Surf casting rod for long bombing artificials
« on: January 16, 2015, 02:23:27 PM »
Cool and thanks, I think im looking for a spinning outfit though. where are you fishing San Diego?
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Saltwater Personal Craft Fishing Reports / Re: Right back at it.
« on: January 16, 2015, 02:22:07 PM »
The place is poppin right now..where are the vamps?
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Saltwater Personal Craft Fishing Reports / Re: MB WFO
« on: January 16, 2015, 02:21:13 PM »
it aint no thang, Ive sodt soooo many at the net last year its just part of the game. big butts dont like or fit in nets, and I dont want to kill em, so they get away. but this year I just may start to gaff a few..
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Saltwater Personal Craft Fishing Reports / Right back at it.
« on: January 16, 2015, 08:21:48 AM »
Headed out again yesterday to see if the frenzy was still popping. Tried out a little different spot just down the way. Had a med speed big dropping tide. Bay still full of bait, birds, but still nosigns of those damn silver fish. 
. The bite didnt disappoint either. Although it was a totally different bite with the tide moving out.. the spotties have a tendency to hunker down in the grass or hide behind structure with that kind of current. I tied on the good old A Rig and a 1/2 oz war baits head witha 5" sierra slammer blue shiner. A rig bumping the grass got some good bites, but the swim bait sunk in the grass then fast wind put in free spool BAM they would mob it. they were short biting on the wind, but as soon as you paused the bait or started the wind they were on it. kicked around for 50 or so fish. Nothing very big maybe a few in the 14 in range. popped 5 butts 18 to 24 or 25 in. Got near the car made one last cast when the right hit came. POW and that heavy deep pull again.. the fish wasnt the ONE but fit in the net and this thing was FAT and thick. Took some pics and released. Another great day but the bite is changing. Remember to match the hatch. and change the retrieve till you find out what they want. Go get some guys its insane out there right now.
loving the slammers
butt inhaled the 5in.
killer looking specimen. not a scratch and insane colors.
. The bite didnt disappoint either. Although it was a totally different bite with the tide moving out.. the spotties have a tendency to hunker down in the grass or hide behind structure with that kind of current. I tied on the good old A Rig and a 1/2 oz war baits head witha 5" sierra slammer blue shiner. A rig bumping the grass got some good bites, but the swim bait sunk in the grass then fast wind put in free spool BAM they would mob it. they were short biting on the wind, but as soon as you paused the bait or started the wind they were on it. kicked around for 50 or so fish. Nothing very big maybe a few in the 14 in range. popped 5 butts 18 to 24 or 25 in. Got near the car made one last cast when the right hit came. POW and that heavy deep pull again.. the fish wasnt the ONE but fit in the net and this thing was FAT and thick. Took some pics and released. Another great day but the bite is changing. Remember to match the hatch. and change the retrieve till you find out what they want. Go get some guys its insane out there right now.loving the slammers
butt inhaled the 5in.
killer looking specimen. not a scratch and insane colors.
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Saltwater Personal Craft Fishing Reports / Re: MB WFO
« on: January 16, 2015, 07:59:31 AM »
Its no thing unless you are out off shore or in the kelp. I think I saw you on the freeway heading down there, but didnt recognize the new truck.
I think I saw you on the freeway heading down there, but didnt recognize the new truck.
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Saltwater Personal Craft Fishing Reports / MB WFO
« on: January 16, 2015, 07:49:47 AM »
Had a little time to play in the bay, so pumped up old reliable and hit the back bay for a crazy full speed bite on the spotties, and a god bite on the butts.
Got the tube ready and launched out on a slow incoming tide. The bay was full of life, tons of birds crashing tons of small bait everywhere, spotties rolling on the surface it looked incredible. Surprisingly no signs of the silver vampire. It didn't take two casts to get on the fish. I just kicked down the shore line fast winding the A Rig loaded with 3in swim baits. the fish were all over it. having several double and triple hook ups. Nothing too big on the bass side fish to 15in. Now the butts, had a good hit on the A rig and I knew right off the bat I was in for it. heavy side pulling deep fish. I reached back and got the net ready and slowly worked the beast to me. When I finally got some color I knew it was the one. A giant brown door mat. I saw he had a deep \hook in its mouth and another hooked in the back. I felt pretty good netting it and went for the sweep. Well that didnt go so well as the fish was too big for the net and only fit in half way. As I went to lift it the fish went crazy and shook me around like a doll. it flopped out and the A rig tangled in the net and the fish shook all the hooks loose along with my should socket. GONE. Iwould estimate it at about 20 lbs. The heart break. I kept at it now on the hunt for another big flat bass, but only could manage three shorts. packed it in early to get some chores done. Such a fun day when they go full speed like that.
about average fish for the morning
bellies full of bait and A RIGS
long and lean
double grumps
Got the tube ready and launched out on a slow incoming tide. The bay was full of life, tons of birds crashing tons of small bait everywhere, spotties rolling on the surface it looked incredible. Surprisingly no signs of the silver vampire. It didn't take two casts to get on the fish. I just kicked down the shore line fast winding the A Rig loaded with 3in swim baits. the fish were all over it. having several double and triple hook ups. Nothing too big on the bass side fish to 15in. Now the butts, had a good hit on the A rig and I knew right off the bat I was in for it. heavy side pulling deep fish. I reached back and got the net ready and slowly worked the beast to me. When I finally got some color I knew it was the one. A giant brown door mat. I saw he had a deep \hook in its mouth and another hooked in the back. I felt pretty good netting it and went for the sweep. Well that didnt go so well as the fish was too big for the net and only fit in half way. As I went to lift it the fish went crazy and shook me around like a doll. it flopped out and the A rig tangled in the net and the fish shook all the hooks loose along with my should socket. GONE. Iwould estimate it at about 20 lbs. The heart break. I kept at it now on the hunt for another big flat bass, but only could manage three shorts. packed it in early to get some chores done. Such a fun day when they go full speed like that.
about average fish for the morning
bellies full of bait and A RIGS
long and lean
double grumps
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Salt Water Shore Fishing Reports / Re: Soup's Back On! (1/13)
« on: January 16, 2015, 07:25:25 AM »
Thats awesome guys, glad steve tired it out for ya.lol funny thing, im stoked on the calicos...lol
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Tackle Talk / Surf casting rod for long bombing artificials
« on: January 12, 2015, 04:16:40 PM »
Looking to get a beefy surf casting rod, to long bomb some artificial baits. (surface irons, big plastic,crocs, cranks ect.) any suggestions. I want it for surf fishing Cabo and hawaii, but plan on doing some out of the box stuff with it around San Diego.