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nb&twil
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 Posted: Mon Sep 07, 2009 8:55 am Post subject: SPJ Sunday afternoon |
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I didn't get to fish very long, had dinner plans with my wife and some friends. But, I ran out after church to see what I could do. Netted up some good mullet (4-7 inches) and headed to the end. WAY too many set rods unattended, so freelining a live bait wasn't going to happen. All the conditions seemed just perfect for king fishing... Incoming tidal flow, onshore breeze, water clarity was incredible with some greenish tint to it. Couldn't ask for better king fishing water/weather in my opinion. So i freelined my mullet for almost 2 hours with no looks. Is it getting to be a little too late for king fishing? or just didn't happen today...
I saw a couple leaving with one upper slot redfish that was caught before I arrived. That one red was the only fish I saw in my few hours out there yesterday afternoon. |
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ladyfish
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| Posted: Mon Sep 07, 2009 9:15 am Post subject: |
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| Ty for the report |
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Bluffer
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Glad to hear bait showing up in the surf.
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Silver_King
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| Posted: Mon Sep 07, 2009 9:16 pm Post subject: |
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I highly doubt its getting too late for king fish. In fact it should start getting really good on the jetty. I usually catch them when I can actually see them busting bait. If no bait is being chased i usually wont catch. I caught my biggest king off the jetty in November. Thanks for the report
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surfdragon
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Thanks for the jetty report. 
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Tyler
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| Posted: Tue Sep 08, 2009 8:48 am Post subject: |
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| Silver_King wrote: | | I highly doubt its getting too late for king fish. In fact it should start getting really good on the jetty. I usually catch them when I can actually see them busting bait. If no bait is being chased i usually wont catch. I caught my biggest king off the jetty in November. Thanks for the report |
What Mando says. I was out there last year in October and saw about a 15 to 20lb king jump 13 feet in the air busting up mullet. |
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blackhawk78418
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| Tyler wrote: | | Silver_King wrote: | | I highly doubt its getting too late for king fish. In fact it should start getting really good on the jetty. I usually catch them when I can actually see them busting bait. If no bait is being chased i usually wont catch. I caught my biggest king off the jetty in November. Thanks for the report |
What Mando says. I was out there last year in October and saw about a 15 to 20lb king jump 13 feet in the air busting up mullet. |
thats good to hear i caught my 1st king last month and im hooked on it cant wait to get out to SPJ and get another one..these past couple days from wrk in the morning it looks like it would be a good day for kings at the jettis |
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