Archive for September 28, 2008
Capitola: Quality and quantity
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Here’s Brody, Harry, and Savannah with their three limits of rock cod – blacks and vermillion! The kids were happy with almost non-stop action with ling cod (it was Harry’s best day yet)! They were fishing off Adam’s reef and Boomer’s reef using squid on rock cod jigs.
It was a beautiful overcast day with light winds and little to no swell. Every rental that went out came back with fish! On the wharf today Ed got the catch of the day with a 24 inch halibut caught using a throw net off the floating dock(!). The net came up with a variety of squid, small sardines, and mackerel. Larry points out that this is why we’re seeing halibut around again all of the sudden. Elsewhere on the wharf Hydrobike Harvey stayed land locked on the wharf today, but managed to farm a mystery halibut down in the surf line using live mackerel on a bobber. There’s still a bunch of jack smelt and mackerel being caught off the wharf as well, and there are lots of happy kids around these days. |
September 28, 2008 at 4:00 pm 
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Capitola: Cod is getting hot
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Here’s Bill and Sue and their friend (who’s name we forgot – sorry  ) with part of their two limits of rock cod for today. These were all good quality fish – vermillion, browns, and blacks. They caught them fishing in 70 feet of water off Soquel point using rock cod jigs and squid. |
September 28, 2008 at 3:53 pm Posted in: Fishing Reports Comments Closed
