Thanks Josh! - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

Pescavore1 · 04-17-2009, 11:26 AM

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Originally Posted by habanero

Then there was this one epic day with hardly a soul on the water. Josh had these fish located and knew what time they were going to bite, tide change mid-afternoon.

Don,

It was amazing watching you hook up one after another that day. I got a late start and I only got one. I should have stayed in that spot instead of going after the birds, because the fish popped right where Josh said they would, and when they would. Simply amazing.

Good job on Josh's website, but you have a pretty good website yourself. Nice work.

Jay

habanero · 04-17-2009, 01:13 PM

Thank you all for the thumbs up! Jay, that was a day I will not foget. It was a pleasure sharing it. See you OTW soon.

DENNYh · 04-17-2009, 03:05 PM

Keyword: "mid-afternoon tide change", this is a major factor when targeting mossback. The hot bit tends to shut off when there is no water movement so finding a good current will improve your chances. This along with water temp and clean water and your in good shape.......I would have only charged you a six pack, nicely done habanero

THE DARKHORSE · 04-17-2009, 09:15 PM

The fact of the matter is Don's a hell of a fisherman himself. I wasn't exactly tieing knots here, but he could use a little practice casting the iron

. Yes, Don has put some time in lately for that ridiculously fat White Seabass. I had the honor of sinking the gaff in her, with my arm under water up to my shoulder last monday. But, honestly, Don is one of the most unlucky anglers I've ever met. The guy had the spectator seat quite a few times and somehow just couldn't get bit, but he's batting a thousand when he does.

Not to mention he never forgets to bring a couple cold ones to celebrate with, thanks again for all your hard work

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04-17-2009, 09:15 PM	#4
THE DARKHORSE Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Seven minutes from the launch! Posts: 987	I think I came out the winner in our trade, Don. The fact of the matter is Don's a hell of a fisherman himself. I wasn't exactly tieing knots here, but he could use a little practice casting the iron . Yes, Don has put some time in lately for that ridiculously fat White Seabass. I had the honor of sinking the gaff in her, with my arm under water up to my shoulder last monday. But, honestly, Don is one of the most unlucky anglers I've ever met. The guy had the spectator seat quite a few times and somehow just couldn't get bit, but he's batting a thousand when he does. Not to mention he never forgets to bring a couple cold ones to celebrate with, thanks again for all your hard work . __________________

04-17-2009, 01:13 PM	#2
habanero Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: SD Posts: 133	Thank you all for the thumbs up! Jay, that was a day I will not foget. It was a pleasure sharing it. See you OTW soon.

04-17-2009, 03:05 PM	#3
DENNYh Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: chulajuana Posts: 81	Keyword: "mid-afternoon tide change", this is a major factor when targeting mossback. The hot bit tends to shut off when there is no water movement so finding a good current will improve your chances. This along with water temp and clean water and your in good shape.......I would have only charged you a six pack, nicely done habanero