hotramen
09-13-2016, 12:22 AM
I took a 6 pack on the Chubasco 3. Good crew, good boat, good company ... can not ask for more. Left the harbor at 0530 and picked up some medium sized dines. Arrived at Catalina around 0800 to calm waters and water temperature of 69 degrees.
Flylined sardines and started off picking up bass. We moved North along the island and found more bass and bonito. We finally settled near some cliffs and enjoyed good bonito action, mixed in with bass, and some yellows.
My Okuma Andros gave me a wicked backlash when the bite was getting good. Thankfully Capt Daryl lends me his Daiwa 400HD. I end up scoring huge bones left and right and a 10 lb yellow. Lost some good bites to. Did some bottom stuff and snagged some whitefish as well. Ended the day with limits of bones, two decent yellows, several smaller grade yellows, and some legal bass. Now I am sold on the Daiwa 400HD. I felt like I had Excalibur.
I can not say enough about Daryl and his assistant for the day, Scott. Worth every penny.
Sorry the picture looks deceiving. No banana for scale.
Flylined sardines and started off picking up bass. We moved North along the island and found more bass and bonito. We finally settled near some cliffs and enjoyed good bonito action, mixed in with bass, and some yellows.
My Okuma Andros gave me a wicked backlash when the bite was getting good. Thankfully Capt Daryl lends me his Daiwa 400HD. I end up scoring huge bones left and right and a 10 lb yellow. Lost some good bites to. Did some bottom stuff and snagged some whitefish as well. Ended the day with limits of bones, two decent yellows, several smaller grade yellows, and some legal bass. Now I am sold on the Daiwa 400HD. I felt like I had Excalibur.
I can not say enough about Daryl and his assistant for the day, Scott. Worth every penny.
Sorry the picture looks deceiving. No banana for scale.