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  1. Hit mission bay up today from 10am to 3pm. 3 SBB and 1 Short But. dave
  2. Nice leopard! I'll try the glass and brass sandworm next time. Which size? Dave
  3. Disclaimer: Some photo's blury since i had camera phone in a ziplock bag. Launched at Tidelands park on Coronado at 0800, had to pause for "Colors" over on 32nd street. Little to no wind and a slow out going tide. Took me a little while(about 45mins) to get used to moving with out having the peddles in my Hobie, but I am comfortble now. Started fishing about 30yds from the moored boats and let the current drag me north along the beach about 150yds out all the way to the Seaforth ferry dock, repeat 10 times using 5" Gulp SW jerkshads in Blue neon pepper?( I think) Started with this one, at 0920 on a drop shot. About 40 mins later on my second drift. My first ever Hali! Dropshot. 3rd drift was blanked and broke off on a rock or something, re rigged a chartreuse 1/8oz ball jighead. At first i used the whole bait, but i was getting lots of pulls but no hook ups, so i cut it in half. 4th thru 7th drift , 3 more fish. 8th drift the tidal current has all but stopped. I kept getting a lot of little peck and runs but no hook ups, the i had 1 really hard hit and i set the hook on this, another first. 9th drift was the last true drift and it was my smallest fish of the day. I paddle back to my starting point and just sit there, no more current. So i cast out deep and start working it back to the yak kinda fast like a jerkbait, line is almost vertical and i get hit hard. The only fish to pull drag today was a nice 1 to 1.5lbs. After that the mild wind picks up a bit and starts pushing me to the ship lanes. My arms are tired so i give it up and paddle in, calling a successful morning. Dave
  4. I don't use mosquito hooks, because a lot of the places I dropshot are covers in weeds. Re-Barbs in 1 or 1/0, t-rig, depending on the worm used. The fish still set the hook themselves most of the time. dave
  5. My story is from last October. Fishing The Lower Colorado river above yuma, AZ. In a backwater, it's about 50yds across with weeds and an uneven bottom at 10ft deep. Throwing a American Shad Sammy 100. 3rd or 4th cast had a fish miss it hard, big splash. 5 th cast she nails it fights on, i get her to the boat no problem so i thought she was kind small. The fish see's the boat and all the sudden i have a hugh fish on she dives straight down i couldn't get here to turn around. she starts to pull drag fast so i tighten it a little(MY MAJOR MISTAKE :'( ) The line is so tight i can feel every swish of her tail,every shake of her head, then nothing! A few seconds later the sammy floats to the surface of the water. I reel it in, The front hook has a large chunk of jaw tendon and the rear hook has 3 scales that the size of dimes. Needless to say i would of taken the tournament with that fish. The locals and the better fishermen in my club all say that that fish was 10+ probably going on 15. The fish of a lifetime and rookie mistake it. I will never tighten my drag again on a fish. Dave
  6. I'm getting my kayak on Sunday, either a Hobie Revolution, or a Malibu X-Factor. I haven't decided. I'll be using it primarily for Yellowtail and White sea bass out here in San Diego, but it will hit some of the local lakes on a regular basis. Dave
  7. You need to look at this one, arguably the best fishing kayak out there. http://www.cobrakayaks.com/kayaks/cobracat4.html Also google, malibu and hobie kayaks Dave
  8. The one he used in the clip was a River2Sea "Kong"!
  9. 4" dropshot on 4lb line on deeper structure, shakey heads on 8lb line in light grass/weeds 10lb flouro (/8lb) small jigsand t-rigs in brown or green colors. Light line is your key, fishing heavy cover in clear water is hard due to line viisbilty issues, but open water you can get away with really light line.
  10. The yum craw bug is a tube, so rig it like a tube, i tex-pose my crawbugs with 3/0 ewg's.
  11. I'm partial to Keitech tungsten jigs
  12. You also need to post how much "delivered" and when are you starting to take orders, cause that, my friend, is a really nice looking bait. Dave
  13. I like how "bullet bug"="B.B."= "Brian's Bait" Which i believe someone else recommended as the name. Dave
  14. You need to hit the colorado river or Diamond Valley, they both have healthy populations of smallies.
  15. I use the Reaction Innovations "Screwed up" jig head, spot remover jig heads and the generic "renegade" brand from walmart for shaky rigs. I like the idea about using floating worms, and have had a little success with then, but you can use almost anything plastic on it. I have had the most success with smaller craw type baits and 4" senkos. my favorite craw for this is a 2.5" RocKraw by JDC Bait company. look here: http://www.thefishicon.com/store-products-JDCRK-RocKraw_40635483.html
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