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Junior
Join Date: Aug 2015
Location: Long Beach
Posts: 14
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When I fish in the Long Beach Harbor, I like to troll a deep diving crank bait, and a Krocodile spoon, #4 on Saturday, because you're spending a lot of time between spots and I want to make sure I have baits in the water between the oil islands or going to the break wall or whatever. I've caught a variety of fish using this shallow/deep approach in the harbor. That's not cranking on the pedals, either, and I don't have turbo fins or whatever. Just fast enough to get good action on the crankbait and you're good. I assume even the heavier #4 spoon is only running a few feet deep at a couple mph or less, the crank maybe 8' or so. You never know what's going to pick one of them up. I caught a pretty decent thresher out there on a small crankbait.
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Senior Member
Join Date: Apr 2008
Posts: 314
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try bouncing a 3" xmas tree swimbait along the shore line
and a drop shot setup with some gulp minnows there be halibuts in dem waters |
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