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Fished with two guys from work. Morning incoming wasn’t even 2 feet. Hot, no breeze, fish were taking a nap like I should have been home doing. Got a handful, just wondering who else was out and if you found anything consistent.

Good feedback, either way. Thanks. This weekend’s tides are rippin!!

Halibut bite has been great lately along the bay side of the Silverstrand. Just look for the pelicans working the schools of micro bait. Had multiple keepers every day from Friday-Sunday and early last week had 6 keepers back to back days with 15+ shorts each day. Key this time of year is to move ...

Couple of things.
If you fish the Coronado side, you may find yourself needing to access a restroom, after driving over the bay and drinking two cups of coffee. Some of the restrooms in parks don’t open very early.
Okay, down in the cays area, check the map for 101 grand caribe causeway. This is ...

Thanks for the info. We found the balls you are mentioning, I was running a bladed swim jig under them. Looks like I should have devoted more time to that.

28 spotted bay bass on Saturday from the float tube in South Bay, mostly on weedless Ned rig in and around the grass. Definitely slower compared to the recent days with large tide swings.

Nicest restrooms will be at the Coronado Del but they may have a security guard to keep the riff raff out (e.g. fishermen).

Thanks for the info on the City Hall spot. I usually use the one on the other side of the ramp, which isn't bad by public restroom/park/beach standards, but this one sounds even better.

Here is what I did on Sunday if anyone is interested.
https://youtu.be/svJb3hjGS9g


Always entertaining and usually pick up at least a new thing or two. Love that Square Mile Flat area but notice you and Brad went around the corner towards the Strand? I will have to try that as it seemed like ...

Alright, the verdict’s in. Me and my buddies stunk it up,
plain and simple. They say the first step is admitting that you have a problem.

galen wrote: Tue Dec 10, 2024 1:28 pm Alright, the verdict’s in. Me and my buddies stunk it up,
plain and simple. They say the first step is admitting that you have a problem.

Been there, done that, many times!!

Major tide moving out after 8am but maybe the full moon overnight and bluebird skies w cool mornin noreasterlies thwarted a better bite. Started and spent the majority just south of the bridge at Square Mile and then did drifts outside the Cays and the Sweetwater mouth. Threw gulps, ned rigs, and ...

Thank you!

Halibut streak is over. Deep jiggin for 7 hours in a ripping tide today. Pretty tired. Just some bass, nothing photo worthy.

Saw this yesterday on Youtube, great stuff as always. I was out this past Saturday and it was slow for me and apparently some others. I only saw one fish get landed by the numerous boaters and yakers out near the bridge. I’m hoping for a better day this Sunday.
On a side note, I switch the majority ...

Sorry but I have read online that fishing slows down in the bay during the winter. You must be catching illiterate fish. Or ones without Internet access.

Same here.

https://www.tacklewarehouse.com/Owner_S ... -OSRH.html
Tackle Warehouse has good ones. Big eye so they don’t hang up on the split ring.

Congrats on a great start to the new year I love that you reached your goal.
I also take ( all ) my trebles off and use the Owner’s single hook replacements it’s makes it super simple and through the years I have never had one bend out or break plus I can store lures together without spending time ...

Nice 'butt.. WTG...
Butch

I randomly stumbled on this video last night scrolling YT and thoroughly enjoyed it! You have such a fun time out there and such a happy, positive attitude! Now I have to go broke on float tube stuff lol