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We took a couple of friends, Wyatt and Greg, fishing for the fist time on our 25 Davis Bahia on Saturday. Originally we were going to toss big hammers for the calicos, however a friend called late Friday night to say that there was a WSB bite at Cruz, so we changed our plans. We got a scoop of chovies from the cheerful bait girl at Channel Islands and made or way over to Cruz. Our first spot had little current and the water was a weird color so we made just a few casts before we moved to our primary location. At our next spot we got a few baits soaking and tossed some big hammers. Paul was on the bow and he had a school of WSB follow his Big hammer to the boat and put the hook to one just 10 feet from the boat. He called out to the rest of us, but they sank out too quickly for anyone to get another hookup. These were small WSB about 15 pounds and we hoped to get some of the larger variety anyway. We made a short move, however the schoolies found us again and we got 3 more WSB of almost identical size, 15 pounds on the Bocagrip.
We moved to toss some big hammers between the kelp stringers for some calicos for a while and we caught some nice bass to about 4 1/2 pounds before the current died. Wyatt caught the last fish in weeds, and it was the biggest Kelpfish I think I?ve seen.
We decided to go drift for a few rock fish and we had a slow pick on greenspots, starys, salmon grouper and small lings. Paul got hammered and pulls up a wolf eel. Wow, is that thing ugly and really grumpy. Paul finally gets the hook out and releases it. Today must be the weird fish day. Paul gets hammered on the next drop and this time it?s a green ling.
We decide to call it a day and head back to the ramp.
We moved to toss some big hammers between the kelp stringers for some calicos for a while and we caught some nice bass to about 4 1/2 pounds before the current died. Wyatt caught the last fish in weeds, and it was the biggest Kelpfish I think I?ve seen.
We decided to go drift for a few rock fish and we had a slow pick on greenspots, starys, salmon grouper and small lings. Paul got hammered and pulls up a wolf eel. Wow, is that thing ugly and really grumpy. Paul finally gets the hook out and releases it. Today must be the weird fish day. Paul gets hammered on the next drop and this time it?s a green ling.
We decide to call it a day and head back to the ramp.
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