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Personal Craft Fishing => Saltwater Personal Craft Fishing Reports => : BenCantrell June 09, 2020, 07:58:08 p

: A couple of kayak reports
: BenCantrell June 09, 2020, 07:58:08 p
My outings have been getting pretty repetitive. I'd really like to get something trolling a big lure (yellowtail, mako, bonito, cuda, etc), but it hasn't happened yet. I think it will happen soon though with the water temps finally getting into the upper 60's.

A few random notes:

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https://bencantrellfish.blogspot.com/2020/05/first-attempt-trolling-la-jolla.html
: Re: A couple of kayak reports
: Latimeria June 10, 2020, 09:08:28 p
First off, some nice sessions and glad you are currently getting out.  On another note, you are paddling out to Catalina?!?!?! 

You are an animal!  Crazy boaters, GWS topwater, and 20 miles?  Are tou leaving from Palos Verdes?  I think that should be the shortest route there.  Unreal!  Sounds awesome.
: Re: A couple of kayak reports
: BenCantrell June 10, 2020, 10:55:37 p
Thanks Tom, I definitely won't complain about the rockfish hauls.

I wonder if there's a good launching/landing spot in Palos Verdes? Cabrillo Beach in San Pedro to Parsons Landing is 22.4 miles. I don't expect to deviate from the route much, but I'm sure it'll end up closer to 25 miles from wind and current. I'll keep a rod ready for pelagics, but it would probably be better if I don't fish. My head will be on a swivel when I cross the shipping lanes that follow the coast. Hopefully once I'm past them the recreational boats will see my high-vis kayak and flag. If a GWS wants to eat me then that's my lot in life.  ;D

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: Re: A couple of kayak reports
: BenCantrell June 22, 2020, 08:45:04 p
Got another post up. That paddle back in the wind was rough.

https://bencantrellfish.blogspot.com/2020/06/the-kayak-trolling-continues.html

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