shari - 10-8-2008 at 05:08 PM
This week has been awesome for fishing...calm weather, seas are flattening out a bit more and lots of bigger yellowtail within 3 miles of San Roque
close to San Pablo.
The big tuna boats could be seen working at night all last week pretty close in but they have either got most of the tuna or moved with the fish.
Juan and Jim & Jan were really happy with their yellowtail....Jan caught the biggest one! Jim got a nice tuna we baked up for dinner and had
pitaya margaritas for dessert! Today a client got a 30 lb yellowtail and a few big tuna too so everyone is fished out!!! tecate time!
Bajaguy and his amigos are looking forward to fishing tomorrow...they've been partying it up in San Roque and kayak fishing the last couple days.
Let the good times rollllll.....before Norbert spoils the party!
woody with a view - 10-8-2008 at 07:25 PM
how does the HUGE swell that is coming affect the fishing? does the storm actually push more warm water (and hold the fish longer) in its
direction/path or do the schools scatter in its path?
shari - 10-8-2008 at 08:07 PM
they had a really good day today...it was so calm and the water was so clear they could see the yellowtail chasing their lures. they came in early as
they caught all the fish they could carry home. We'll see how tomorrow goes.
Usually the day after the storm or on a huge swell, the water is churned up so it's harder to see the lure...but a couple days after the fish are so
darn hungry, the bite is better.
woody with a view - 10-8-2008 at 08:09 PM
shari - 10-8-2008 at 08:15 PM
Juan just made an interesting comment about the swell..he claims if Norbert hugs the coast, the swell wont' be as big....hmmmm....I guess that's why
Marie gave us a nice swell as it headed west and the swell built up....any way ya look at it, there will be waves here and probably pismo clams washed
up....yummmy...so woodman should be happy.
woody with a view - 10-9-2008 at 06:17 AM
the largest swells radiate in front of the storm in the direction it's traveling. as Norberto makes his curve towards the coast, at some point you
will be staring down the barrel, so to speak.