08-30-2013, 06:14 AM
Sorry cant help too much there. I'll try though (none of it was my gear, I brought my pole but we were hucking 4 oz weights with cut bait so my medium heavy rod wasnt going to hold up) . I dont know if they were anchovies, mackerel or sardines they were fairly large and seemed bluish. The biggest factor was the tide, my cousin said we had a 2 hour window on Thursday to catch them (some app on his phone). We caught 2 in the first 30 minutes, Not sure if I mentioned this but at 1 point we had doubles (his was a sting ray) I didnt see it much because I was focusing on landing my 59 incher. I lost another from horsing it in because it ran so long at first I was convinced I was going to run out of line. The was tons of line on the reels it was 30 to 40 pound braid and we had to run out in the ocean during the wave retreating to cast as far as we could.
I know its not much but I hope it helps it was pretty easy all together we were there for about 2.5 hours. I quit because I was too tired to reel another one in and the fishing was slowing down (actually from this trip this is the first time I feel like I can call it catching instead of fishing but that catching was slowing)
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I know its not much but I hope it helps it was pretty easy all together we were there for about 2.5 hours. I quit because I was too tired to reel another one in and the fishing was slowing down (actually from this trip this is the first time I feel like I can call it catching instead of fishing but that catching was slowing)
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