Bottoms Area 4/20
Posted: April 20th, 2007, 8:06 pm
Got on the water around 11:45 to catch the rising tide. Wind was steady at 10 to 15. But, I'm glad I got out. Water pushed hard and I caught quite a few large trout with the biggest going just under 26" and right at 5lbs. There were a couple of spots that were stacked up with hungry fish.This is the shot of the biggest trout.
He wasn't the only one I caught I won't bore you with the pictures but I caught 15 all over twenty with the smallest coming in at 18". Then right at 2pm someone flicked the switch and the wind blew even harder and didn't stop. I cruised around a bit letting the wind push me and I hook up with this nice little red. He was right at 25" and went to just under 6lbs. Here's his shot.
The wind kept on howling so I headed to the ramp got off the water right at 3:00. All and all I end up up with 15 trout up to 26", three reds from 15" to 25" and one Spanish mackerel. All fish caught on soft plastics. It's getting better and better each day so hit the water and catch some fish. Water temp was right at 71. All fish released to fight another day.
He wasn't the only one I caught I won't bore you with the pictures but I caught 15 all over twenty with the smallest coming in at 18". Then right at 2pm someone flicked the switch and the wind blew even harder and didn't stop. I cruised around a bit letting the wind push me and I hook up with this nice little red. He was right at 25" and went to just under 6lbs. Here's his shot.
The wind kept on howling so I headed to the ramp got off the water right at 3:00. All and all I end up up with 15 trout up to 26", three reds from 15" to 25" and one Spanish mackerel. All fish caught on soft plastics. It's getting better and better each day so hit the water and catch some fish. Water temp was right at 71. All fish released to fight another day.
Is there such a thing?
