Poll-What's the best time to Bug Hunt? - Page 3

scuba e · May-07-2007, 05:54 PM

The big boys dont start walking until 12:00am but you can dig for them all day.

**chuam** · May-07-2007, 06:24 PM

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Originally Posted by new bluefin

i do my best about a week before the season stats

You opened up a 6 month old thread for that gem????????

FishWiz · May-08-2007, 07:49 PM

Set me straight.. do people do searches for subjects to find 6 month old posts, or more, and reply so they can show off their 'wisdom?' Or is their an issue with forums on BD?

Buttchaser · May-10-2007, 04:56 PM

Tonite,Looks Like a good Nite

**Saluki** · May-10-2007, 05:43 PM

Too many firemen and helicopters at Cat tonight.

You wanna go tomorrow John?

Same spot as last week when whe got limits in less than an hour.

Buttchaser · May-11-2007, 07:53 AM

Cool, I'll call you after work .

lobster451 · Jun-15-2007, 07:35 AM

Here are some nice bugs off of the east coast. South Carolina.

lobster451 · Jun-15-2007, 07:40 AM

Some bugs from NC

OCEANSIDEHOOKER · Jun-15-2007, 01:10 PM

in the bays hoopn always at night from dusk till dawn.

after a rain when the fresh water flushes them from the jetties and exposed rock spots. when water is murky and no divers out!!! hoop the deeper spots. they go into the submerged structures.

whenever the water gets stirred up in the bays like a heavy current or we get pounded by waves as soon as its not too rough is a good time.

full moon dives are fun you see a lot of other stuff you just gotta look closer and entice em wit bait

incoming tides are easier if you're freediving cuz the tide pushes you into the rocks instead of pulling you away on an outgoing tide. as always the incoming tides you'll see other stuff come in to feed

c-goat · Aug-31-2007, 08:37 PM

One of the most memorable dives I have ever experienced was during a bright full moon.
It was in LJ off Marine st. in about 25-30 feet.
The vis was the best I have ever seen,day or night,30 plus.
The surge(early on) was absolutely zero.
I felt as if I were in a swimming pool,the sand seemed to glow from the moon.
Every now and then I would just stop on my knees and look up at the moon light shimmering down through the depths as kelp stalk shadows danced around me.
I beleive I ended up with around 5 keepers this dive.

So,to answer this poll,full moon,at nigh, slack tide with great vis.

sdfishkiller · Sep-03-2007, 01:56 PM

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Originally Posted by c-goat

One of the most memorable dives I have ever experienced was during a bright full moon.
It was in LJ off Marine st. in about 25-30 feet.
The vis was the best I have ever seen,day or night,30 plus.
The surge(early on) was absolutely zero.
I felt as if I were in a swimming pool,the sand seemed to glow from the moon.
Every now and then I would just stop on my knees and look up at the moon light shimmering down through the depths as kelp stalk shadows danced around me.
I beleive I ended up with around 5 keepers this dive.

So,to answer this poll,full moon,at nigh, slack tide with great vis.

Great visual, Bill. get some more!

SCOTCH · Sep-10-2007, 02:46 PM

Z) WHEN THERE IS GOOD VIS

jesse · Sep-12-2007, 10:11 AM

sunset to about 2 hours in.
I can't wait to get me some critters-

ThreeLeggedMule · Sep-20-2007, 01:20 PM

I'll never give up the info again. Lost a couple great spots to big mouths. Really, most of you should know that already. Unless you are noobs. I know this is an old thread but there is 177 hours untill opener-07.

My people get blind folded at the dock so they don't know where they are catching their limits.