I was too tired on Sunday evening to do a report and real busy on Monday, so I'm late. Got a call from a friend (Oldfishergal from FNN) that she really wanted to get out and fish LB harbor on Sunday. She also called Granny and Mike. We decided to meet at the ramp at 6:30am. Both Tammy and I were late, but got there at the same time, 7am. We had our boats in the water and picking up bait within a half hour. First stop was a half mile in front of the queen's gate. Lot's of short bites and one butt a half inch short. My life's story. Too much boat traffic plus a jet ski race got us out of there. Next we headed to the west end of the center wall. Tried outside for Nada, so we moved in. Tons of little sharks. Nice fights on light line and spinning reels. After a few hours we headed over by Chaffee for some short bass action. All calicos, no sandies. Also a few hali and guitar fish bites. One of the guitar fish that OFG caught was about the biggest I've ever seen. I wonder how big they can get. Tammy even popped her cherry on her first Halibut. Short and tossed, but never the least a catch.
We finally left the water around 5pm. I've made a couple of changes on my bait tank and they seem to have worked. At the end of the day I only had less than 10 dead chovies in the bottom of the tank. That was after about 10 hours in an 8 gallon tank. I have no idea what time Mike and Tammy left. Between them and OFG, it was a fun day with great company.
For that day the water was between 63.3 to 65.7 depending on where you were. Wind was lite. We caught about 20 fish each with nothing kept. The fishing must have been bad for the moo moos. At 3 o'clock we saw the Toronado at anchor and fishing 50 yards from Nachos bait receiver.