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Soupfin and Sevengills! (1/2)

Started by Latimeria, January 03, 2018, 06:06:07 AM

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Latimeria

Were nowhere to be found last night... Ugh.... such a long drought since my last nice shark.

Every bait was picked clean.  Appeared to be lobster, bass, eel and smelt bites.  Super low tide coming in quick with ZERO cabbage in the water and small surf.  Perfect conditions to land a big Sevengill, but the big stuff apparently don't like perfect conditions.

Oh well, the big Zero for Squatch and I once again.

Until next Tuesday....
You can't catch them from your computer chair.

vdisney

Sounds like the session Denny and me had Monday night, except Den got one fast/hard pull down.  My guess is it was a leo, but I would have been stoked for him to put a kitty on the sand   :)
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1morecast

Thanks for the conditions report. They will show up again, and we'll be ready.  ;)
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BackBayMan

Anybody have an emergency beer?

Pinoyfisher

At least you didn't have to deal with kelp monsters. They'll start biting again next month, on a Thursday.
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      2018 SNBF Champ
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sasquatch

At least I got a smelt to break the skunk.

LONGCAST JOE

Quote from: Latimeria link=topic=2773.msg22247#msg22247
  Perfect conditions to land a big Sevengill, but the big stuff apparently don't like perfect conditions.

/quote]

This ^^^^
I'm almost now convinced that our definition of perfect conditions and perfect conditions from a sharks perspective are somewhat different. If you think about it, our definition of "perfect conditions" is based on what is comfortable and convenient for us. No cold wind to make us miserable, low surf so our rigs stay put and a shark is easier to get onto the sand, no salad so we can keep our bait set and avoid kelp monsters, etc...all of which is meaningless to a shark or fish.  It's rare, if ever, I have a good night or day when "conditions are stellar", hence my saying, "conditions are so good it's tough"

LONGCAST JOE

Quote from: sasquatch on January 03, 2018, 10:15:59 AM
At least I got a smelt to break the skunk.
I what the hell Steve? Is that photoshopped or did you really catch a spotted eagle ray?

sasquatch

Quote from: LONGCAST JOE on January 03, 2018, 10:21:27 AM
Quote from: sasquatch on January 03, 2018, 10:15:59 AM
At least I got a smelt to break the skunk.
I what the hell Steve? Is that photoshopped or did you really catch a spotted eagle ray?

Yes.

WheresMyBeer


Pinoyfisher

Binh and I skunked out last night too. Had one legit bite. Mack head was sliced and crushed. Maybe a grinner?? Bait was dropped a few seconds after I pushed the star drag fwd. LOTS OF SALAD. Drove us away from one spot, only to find it at another spot. Stay home, service your reels, and make some new rigs. Rain forecasted next week. It has begun :'(
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      2018 SNBF Champ
          Forty Six (46)

Latimeria

Quote from: Pinoyfisher on January 05, 2018, 10:36:04 AM
Rain forecasted next week. It has begun :'(

Rain is the secret to Sevengills....  ;D
You can't catch them from your computer chair.

BackBayMan

Quote from: Pinoyfisher on January 05, 2018, 10:36:04 AM
Stay home, service your reels, and make some new rigs. Rain forecasted next week. It has begun :'(

Going to be there before the gate opens tomorrow and the forecast is for 76 degrees next weekend up here ;D
Anybody have an emergency beer?