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Old 07-08-2007, 09:34 PM
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Default Flats & Horseshoe Report

The last couple of weekends we took "Charlie" for runs to Huntington Flats and Horseshoe Kelp respectively. Last week The Flats put out a couple of decent keepers for the bag but there should be better fishing in weeks to come. The fish were caught on sardines and fish trap lures. No complaints about the weather and water conditions.
Here are a couple of pics from the first trip:

Charlie


Father and son team match each others catch.

Joe catches and releases this Black Sea Bass

Both trips saw the Department of Fish and Game at the launch with random inspections. (Daveys Launch - Long Beach)


Now we come to the late afternoon/early evening trip to "The Shoe". Once we left the safe haven of the harbor, the water and wind conditions were a mess. We had no business pressing on to find the reported big number of Bass and Barries caught on the twilight trips from the local landings. After a gut wrenching ride to the fishing grounds we arrived to a basically empty lot. What the hell were we thinking? The swells made it virtually impossible to drop a line in the water and fish safely. It didn't take long to make the decision to get out of Dodge and head back to the harbor. We did salvage the trip by fishing one of the islands in Long Beach. Lessoned learned in a BIG way!!!

Joe with a Spotty caught on Gulp Bait.


Next time I can hire one of these guys or gals to paddle my yak for me.


Maybe I should have skipped the trip and joined these people across the way at Mothers Beach.


Anyway, that's about all for now. See you on the water soon!

Hank
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