Capitola: Just a picture now and then Smeegs and we are all good
Here’s Rui with part of his catch for today. He and his brother Rubin landed this ling and about a dozen assorted rock cod fishing Capitola reef using swim baits. They caught quite a few more but let them go as they were small.
Not much to report from the rentals – we only had one out and he didn’t even get a bite. He was fishing out around the mile reef. Kurtis technically has the highliner spot for the day as he caught a 26 inch halibut fishing New Brighton trolling a hoochie behind a dodger. Photos, however, are a bit too pedestrian for our man Kurtis. And while we have a great deal of heartfelt sympathy for Kurtis after the Butters bannana nut bread incident, we’re gonna give it to Rui here; it’s a very nice lingcod. We had some more striper sightings on the wharf today, though nobody landed one. A sea lion was spotted with a nice 12 pounder right next to the beach around noon today, and there was someone who was casting a plug off the beach who lost one when it came off the hook. Also – finally! – we had some people catching sardines on and off from the wharf. They’re nice 5-6 inchers, and in the late morning there were some 8-10 inch mackerel in there as well. So – things continue waking up. You should probably start planning that first outing pretty soon. |
May 12, 2010
Posted in: Fishing Reports
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Really? That lingcod does not look legal by any means.