Hot weather and light breezes both days with a 2 to 3 foot chop both days. Water temp at surface is still close to 90 degrees. Fished dead mackerel
baits on saturday in 165 ft of water for good catches of corvina and leopard grouper. On Sunday we fished shallower in 110-130 ft of water with live
grunts and also made a few drifts jigging large scampi jigs with a sierra mackerel on the hook and picked up two nice grouper of 45 and 55 lbs and one
pinto of 20 lbs.
Hey, thanks for the fish report from Rocky Point, ric...
Pompano - 8-31-2005 at 11:00 AM
That water is Warm! Corvina sound great for dinner, but nothing wrong with grouper either. Good sized grouper on the macks, but that pinto was a
monster. Can you post a photo of that one? I would like to see the bruiser.Santiago - 8-31-2005 at 07:52 PM
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Originally posted by Pompano
but that pinto was a monster. Can you post a photo of that one? I would like to see the bruiser.
You got that right - I'm not sure if all the pintos I've caught add up to 20 pounds.ric - 8-31-2005 at 10:16 PM
here goes my attempt at attaching a pictureric - 8-31-2005 at 10:22 PM
dont know what i am doing wrong but anyone who wants a picture can email me their email address and i will send you the pic. Many of my other fish
pics can be seen on my fishing partners website koolkatzfishin.com
Ric...I will post your fishing pics for you..
Pompano - 9-1-2005 at 05:21 AM
Three nice fish. Looks like you had a good time over there.
Baja Nomad Fish Quiz: name the following fish?
The prize will something cheap and tawdry.
FISH #1
ric's fish
Pompano - 9-1-2005 at 05:22 AM
FISH #2
ric's fish
Pompano - 9-1-2005 at 05:23 AM
FISH #3Diver - 9-1-2005 at 06:21 AM
Something cheap and tawdry ?!?!? My imagination wanders.......
1. This is the biggest large mouth bass ever caught on 20 proof line and a Dewalt, battery powered reel; in salt water no less !
2. This is definitely my wife's ex-husband Hal. He's pput on some weight and aged a bit, but you know it's him by the tight-lipped, shifty eyed
expression he makes.
3. This is one I always fear; the deadly leapard, hides in underwater trees and pounces on it's victims. Always look behind you.
Here is a photo of his cousin sneaking up on a poor unsuspecting deer...Pompano - 9-1-2005 at 06:40 AM
Zounds! ...and egads, too. By golly, Diver, there is just no fooling you. You are correctomundo. Your prize will arrive (albeit a trifle smelly
by then) in 8-122 weeks.Diver - 9-1-2005 at 07:21 AM
I'll pick door #2 !
A chance at a guided trip with the legend himself is not an opportunity to be wasted ! January 22-28, Feb 18-22 in the Bay of Relaxation.
I'll bring the beer and ice ! See you then !
