My brother and I have been nailing the Corvina up to 13 lbs. With better than a fish an hour in float tubes<br>throwing plastics and spoons on 8 lb test. The East side: State headquarters, Mecca Beach, Salt Creek,<br>and Bomb Bay producing for us. I hear the west side is going as well. We have made three trips in the last week. Some tips Sharp hooks and and a good hook set is a must the Corvina have hard mouths. <br><br>Good Luck<br>Fundad<br><br>
Great post FunDad, <br><br>Reports like yours are not only helpful, but assist others in having a good fishing experience. Keep em' coming. <br><br>I havn't had a chance to float tube but it sure looks like a kick in the pants. What more could you tell us about float tubing. <br><br>Booyaa To Ya'!<br><A HREF="http://www.fishingclothes.com " target="_new">http://www.fishingclothes.com </A> <br>Romero
Thanks We just got back and nailed 4 more in 3 hours fishing<br>including a 14 pounder my son landed and a 12 pound brute<br>my brother landed. My son's Corvina came out of the water<br>three times including a breath taking attempt to throw the hook as the huge Corvina caught air not 10 feet from his<br>tube. I want to encourage anglers to try the Salton Sea it's loaded with big fish. Also float tubing puts you eye to eye <br>with the fish. No net just grab the 36 inch plus fish by the <br>gill and throw him on the stringer at eye level. OH YEAH!!<br>And all on 8 lb test. The ultiamate sportsmans fishing. <br>Float tubes and the Salton Sea Rocks. <br><br>Tip Try throwing or jiging castmasters or Hopkins spoons<br>in the morning. 1/2 oz to 1 oz works good.<br><br>Good Luck<br>Fundad<br><br>