02-22-2005, 04:02 AM
Color coordination is the essence of good fishing. The Cudas will lean towards the blues, silvers and greens in the LB area and they like the white and scrambeled egg mix near the Channel Island area.
I've pretty much taken my trebles off of my Tadys and Sumos and replaced them with some single hooks. Otherwise I catch more smaller ones and don't have a chance to limit on bigger fish.
The Cudas are a little more picky these days. When they see the treble hook they may attack out of anger. Whith the single hook, the bigger ones are more curious and hit harder.
On the other hand, with the single hook, the same jig will work with the squid strips for rock fish.[cool]
We are getting peltered heavy with more rains as you have seen. It put a hamper on all the fishing in fresh and inshore saltwater. There is so much debris in the inshore. There were reports of dead cows, horses and pigs around Ventura harbor.
Ventura and Hueneme have so many palm trees, driftwood and other debris that they estimated just over 6 million buck to clean it all up.[pirate]
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I've pretty much taken my trebles off of my Tadys and Sumos and replaced them with some single hooks. Otherwise I catch more smaller ones and don't have a chance to limit on bigger fish.
The Cudas are a little more picky these days. When they see the treble hook they may attack out of anger. Whith the single hook, the bigger ones are more curious and hit harder.
On the other hand, with the single hook, the same jig will work with the squid strips for rock fish.[cool]
We are getting peltered heavy with more rains as you have seen. It put a hamper on all the fishing in fresh and inshore saltwater. There is so much debris in the inshore. There were reports of dead cows, horses and pigs around Ventura harbor.
Ventura and Hueneme have so many palm trees, driftwood and other debris that they estimated just over 6 million buck to clean it all up.[pirate]
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