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Originally Posted by Dennis
Very nice...
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Thanks, BIG D!
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Originally Posted by roadx
your back up plan seems to be working but i have a feeling this is a teaser, com'on josh post that monster halibut you have been waiting on to post.
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No teaser, Steve. Just a fun afternoon in the San Diego Bay. My monster Halibut upgrade was added, though, in my "Welcome" post. It was also added to my April subs as well. Not exactly a monster either; just a little 'ol twenty-eight pounder! My spots are still holding the barn doors, but if it dries up I'll just find another one. The ocean is loaded with treasure, but the map is often hard to read.
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Originally Posted by Iceman
No baits in the photos ......com on!
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The Cobra kayak was a blast! The kayak met the minimum requirements of a fishing kayak for me: the ability to float! Getting back to the simplest form of kayak fishing was kind of nice. I'm not knocking the guys who choose to do this all the time, but it's a big difference from what I do everyday. For lack of a better word, simple.
No need to cover twenty miles in a day scanning the ocean for trophy fish. No need for a $1,000 High definition sonar, g.p.s., radio or $2,000 worth of fishing gear along for the ride. Your talking about paddling for a minute, making a cast and catching fish. I brought one rod with 8 lb mono. I used the same soft plastic I had tied on from years prior and didn't bother to retie my knot. As expected, the ferocious Spotted Bay Bass and Halibut didn't mind one bit.
Photos of specific soft plastic that were used? An excerpt from the movie Jerry McGuire: Show me the $$$$$$$
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Originally Posted by 467echo
can't wait for the blog and photos of the spotties circling under your boat!
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I can't either; it's going to be sick!
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Originally Posted by pchen911
I see you holding a spottie and I can't help but wonder what a spottie can be used as bait for...
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All Spotted Bay Bass were unharmed in the making of this fishing report. I've found out that Halibut will eat anything that fits in their mouth, though.
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Originally Posted by Whizz Bang
X2 Sad.....
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I still think you would have caught more Halibut in San Diego Bay last month, Eric. There's always next month, right?
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Originally Posted by RK
The day i fishied I made a huge mistake I only brought one beer and it got warm fast  |
I would have brought beer, but I had to use a paddle this day. Which just made my next trip with the pedals that much more fulfilling. After being on the Pro Angler for the past few trips, I damn near fell out of the boat when I set the hook on that first spottie!
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Originally Posted by bus kid
well there goes the neighborhood.
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Yes, San Diego Bay is an exclusive fishing club with an astringent filtering process; with a go big or go home attitude attached. I was just passing through---have at it. It's yours for the taking!
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Originally Posted by fishinkid2010
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My secret Halibut spot is always moving; which is a good thing.
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Originally Posted by h2ofishfo
shameless !!!!!!!!!!fishes the bay to catch turdrollers for a teaser post jerk
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You always bring a wealth of knowledge with your posts. All this time I thought turdrollers were Sand Bass. Thanks.
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Originally Posted by StinkyMatt
Voluptuos things....
Giving away... (I mean the hali spot dried up) the hali spot.
Anyone else notice Josh posing a LITTLE more in his photos lately?
It almost looks like he is in love or sumthin'
Must be all the women at the beach admiring his BASS!
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Here's hoping you get to pose a little more with nice sized Bass.
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Originally Posted by yaksailor
Voluptuous fish, that's funny. Does that halibut have a lip jewelry?
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The Halibut was wearing lip jewelry, which I kept. No Halibut were harmed in the making of this post. Briefly blinded by the flash, but otherwise happy as can be.
Go get 'em, boys!