Fishing Chit Chat Thread, YT On Troll? in Fishing Related; Guys, gonna head out this weekend if weather is good. I know to look for the paddies for the tails, ...  | | 
Jun-11-2008, 08:49 PM
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#1 | | Registered User
Name: Mark Vessel: Parker 2320 Location: San Diego Job:FishinFool
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| YT On Troll?
Guys, gonna head out this weekend if weather is good. I know to look for the paddies for the tails, but do they ever hit on the troll if you circle wide around the kelp? If so, feathers, rapalas, or what is best for em? Any advice much appreciated. Thanks!
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Jun-11-2008, 08:54 PM
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#2 | | Iron Sheik
Name: Alex Vessel: Parker 1801 Location: SD Job:$
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sardines WIDE around the kelp
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Jun-11-2008, 08:54 PM
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#3 | | Captain
Name: Jay Age: 36 Vessel: Parker 2320 Location: San Diego Job:Real Estate
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Rapalas or live bait.
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Jun-11-2008, 08:54 PM
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#4 | | Captain
Name: Max Age: 47 Vessel: 21' Trophy Pro, @-EZ Location: Mira Mesa, San Diego, CA. Job:DoD Bio: USMC Retired
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They will but keep this in mind. Trolling around the target is last resort only.
Watch the drift and try to parrellel to soak bait whereas you do not shut off a bite that has yet to begin.
It's early in the season and you will find patience is your friend.
Disclaimer: I don't know shit from shinola.
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Jun-11-2008, 09:00 PM
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#5 | | Registered User
Name: Lance Age: 38 Vessel: 34 Silverton Location: Oceanside Job:Financial Planning for College
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Macks or Rapalas also work sometimes. I am actually liking Yozuri's more and more than Rapalas.
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Jun-11-2008, 09:04 PM
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#6 | | "Die ScumBag Trash"
Name: Jim Perkins Age: 41 Vessel: 24' striper "D'Bar" Location: On top of a moutain In Ramona, Ca Job:Local 12 Equipment Operator Bio: Official Hater Of "White Trash, Dirtbag, WannaBe GangMember, Racist, POS's!!!!!
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Originally Posted by @-EZ 
It's early in the season and you will find patience is your friend.
| What Max said we got ours on monday on really long drifts.
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Jun-11-2008, 09:10 PM
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#7 | | MR. MAST DONT F*CK AROUND
Name: Nick Age: 22 Vessel: Malibu Pro Explorer Location: San Diego Job:...Fishing...
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Ive seen them hit feathers on a blind strike a handfull of times, but I think your best bet is some sort of rapala or slow troll around the patties with live bait. Just my 00.2 cense...
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Jun-11-2008, 09:12 PM
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#8 | | Free Loader
Name: Clay Age: 51 Vessel: 33' Knight and Carver Sportfisher (Aloha Lady) Location: Lake Forest Job:Self-employeed and need a Yob
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Cant tell you how many times the Tail is there, wont bite on a drift, so start slow trolling wide around the paddie with a sardine and wham what do you know... but seriously patience with the slow drift is preferred....
good luck to you and dont for get to report... looking at heading out maybe sunday...
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Jun-11-2008, 09:47 PM
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#9 | | Registered User
Name: Mark Vessel: Parker 2320 Location: San Diego Job:FishinFool
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Thanks, all. I think I'll try and troll feathers for bonies on the way out, as my kids and I had a blast with em a few weeks ago. They were hitting the Mexica fiesta feathers nonstop. When I get to the kelp Ill try the dines, and if no luck toss a couple sticks of dynamite and see what floats up (lol).
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Jun-11-2008, 09:50 PM
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#10 | | Fish Killer
Name: Jim Age: 42 Vessel: 2820 Parker-WIDELOAD Location: SD Job:lite bulb repairman
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this is a great report
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Jun-11-2008, 09:52 PM
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#11 | | Registered User
Name: Nick Age: 16 Vessel: 26ft Osprey Pilothouse Location: Poway, CA Job:NO Bio: I like to fish
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SLOW troll with dines. and yes rapalas. pretty much everyone has said already
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Jun-11-2008, 09:56 PM
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#12 | | Registered User
Name: Jack Age: 44 Vessel: Viking 57 Location: San Diego Job:Sportfishing Boat Skipper
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We have caught them on pretty much everything from raps to cedar plugs to feathers to marlin lures. You can pretty much try anything. If there are a lot of fish around the paddy they usually bite, it can be harder if only a few around. I remember a day when the bait pump crapped out and we limited out for six passengers and both crew without a single piece of bait on the boat, all trolled fish.
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