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May-12-2008, 05:22 PM
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#1 | | Village idiot
Name: Steve Vessel: 17' Invader, Bottom Line & crew on 26' Blackman - Zarco Location: Santee, Bahia de Los Angeles Job:Yes, still at it
Posts: 3,048
| Cali's on crank
My bro Dave is visiting from Havasu so we decided to head out to toss cranks at the bass - weather was sorta crappy and SST was around 60 - sorta cold for the action we were after but I had a bag of TJW's just in case...we really had to work for the 25 or so fish we got but it was a blast fishing with my brother - here's the stud in action!
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May-12-2008, 07:56 PM
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#2 | | FDBU
Name: Matt Florentino Age: 25 Vessel: Roadhouse's 20' Bay Hydra-Hoe Location: Carson Job:Ecommerce/Web Admin
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Nice! Looks like a stick bait. Try them there deep divin crankbaits in the nasty stuff. deflect em FTW.
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May-15-2008, 10:46 AM
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#3 | | Registered User
Name: Andy Hayes Vessel: 20' Baja Bayrunner + Malibu Extreme Kayak Location: Fountain Valley, Ca Job:fishing nut ! Bio: fishing la jolla for yellows + shark fishing
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what color line is the best for for fishing outside he beak wall blue , clear or green ?
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May-15-2008, 11:05 AM
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#4 | | Village idiot
Name: Steve Vessel: 17' Invader, Bottom Line & crew on 26' Blackman - Zarco Location: Santee, Bahia de Los Angeles Job:Yes, still at it
Posts: 3,048
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Originally Posted by Little Tiburon  what color line is the best for for fishing outside he beak wall blue , clear or green ? | I haven't really noticed much difference - I've used clear & smoke Ande and this particular trip we were spooled up with light blue P-Line. Calico's become very excited when chasing a lure in the top 5' of water and probably never notice the line - most likely could use straight Spiderwire...
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May-15-2008, 12:37 PM
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#5 | | Team Triple Play
Name: Erik Vessel: Riviera 47G2 Triple Play, World Cat 27TE, Strike Zone Location: San Diego Job:GM
Posts: 200
| Cali's
Looks like you guys were off the kelp line aways, were they suspended in open water?
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May-15-2008, 01:02 PM
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#6 | | Village idiot
Name: Steve Vessel: 17' Invader, Bottom Line & crew on 26' Blackman - Zarco Location: Santee, Bahia de Los Angeles Job:Yes, still at it
Posts: 3,048
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Originally Posted by TAPOUT Looks like you guys were off the kelp line aways, were they suspended in open water? | Nope - we were working the very outer edges. We look at least 100 yards from the kelp in the pic - we were working a patch that was to the left, out of the camera range.
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May-15-2008, 01:29 PM
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#7 | | PB Bar Guide
Name: Yusef Age: 32 Vessel: None Location: Rancho San Diego Job:Pimpin T-Shirts/ Hunting Bio: Hunting, Fishing and Surfing
Posts: 1,049
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Originally Posted by Bottom Line My bro Dave is visiting from Havasu so we decided to head out to toss cranks at the bass - weather was sorta crappy and SST was around 60 - sorta cold for the action we were after but I had a bag of TJW's just in case...we really had to work for the 25 or so fish we got but it was a blast fishing with my brother - here's the stud in action! | He looks nothing like you  | |
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May-15-2008, 08:25 PM
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#8 | | Registered User
Name: Larry Age: 33 Vessel: 17' Boston Whaler Montauk.... "Chocolate Bass" Location: La Mesa Job:Biotech Engineer Bio: Calico's, Sandies, and Spotteds
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That sure looks like a shimano beastmaster rod in the first pic.
Way to go on the cali-cocks
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May-15-2008, 08:32 PM
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#9 | | Iron Sheik
Name: Alex Vessel: Parker 1801 Location: SD Job:$
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Thats a really cool report. So whos the better fisherman? Now what would his answer be?
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May-15-2008, 08:34 PM
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#10 | | Village idiot
Name: Steve Vessel: 17' Invader, Bottom Line & crew on 26' Blackman - Zarco Location: Santee, Bahia de Los Angeles Job:Yes, still at it
Posts: 3,048
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Originally Posted by calicopro That sure looks like a shimano beastmaster rod in the first pic.
Way to go on the cali-cocks | Yep, sure is. When Shimano stopped making them I went around several stores and bought all I could find at half price. IMO it is the absolute best rod for this type of crankbait tossing. I still have 3 of them that see quite a bit of action every season.
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May-15-2008, 08:35 PM
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#11 | | Village idiot
Name: Steve Vessel: 17' Invader, Bottom Line & crew on 26' Blackman - Zarco Location: Santee, Bahia de Los Angeles Job:Yes, still at it
Posts: 3,048
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Originally Posted by Enfuego He looks nothing like you | Good looking dude he is!
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May-15-2008, 08:58 PM
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#12 | | Registered User
Name: Larry Age: 33 Vessel: 17' Boston Whaler Montauk.... "Chocolate Bass" Location: La Mesa Job:Biotech Engineer Bio: Calico's, Sandies, and Spotteds
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I thought so...I had a couple as a youngster. Man takes me right back to days after high school at G-St pier downtown.
Bitchen rods.
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