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Spotted this while i was walking along the marina district. Given how bad the fishing had been outside the surf. it is a good sign that the bait is pushing out from the bay and hopefully it will ended up outside the gate along with a school of striper with it.

To show what i caught today. It was a very slow day. put in about 5 hours of work and came up with this beauty.

so so day

Got em' again today. It was a challenge because of the wind. but managed to hook and landed one 25 incher. pic and released.

Nice Going Stu. Wow a 14" Red Tail, I bet it flet like a baby striper.

I haven't fished there in 25 + years, as i remember. we did great then, we caught bunch of stripers with top water plugs (Gibbs)( popper, darter, swimmers etc...) Even some huge size barred perch on hard shell sandcrabs.

Some perches like other lures too.

For suspending i like the lc glow sardine.

5 3/4 inch, female optional i personally do not take females.

i know this is not fish relate. But lately fishing has been very slow, so i decided to go on a crab snare excursion. The outcome was good. it was fun.

Got out to the beach early this morning to avoid the expecting weekends crowd later on the day. once i'm on the sand, saw quite amount of birds working way out, but close enough to cast out. after the 3rd cast with the little neck popper, The fish was on fighting thru the waves, it took a while to bring him in. once that's done. The birds were gone, no signs of bait no birds nothing. End the day with a striper Happy

It has been very quiet until today. it's not that i haven't been fishing. In fact, I had been putting a lots of time in and effort to try to catch some fish, but no such luck until this morning. The tide was still low and some hole and structures were exposed, that will lead to a potential catch later on in the day. After two and half hours later, The tide had risen up to 2 feet since the morning, and i remember were the holes were at. focus on that particular area and the end result paid off.

Went out to the beach this morning when it was low tide. saw much of the holes and structures around the sandy area. decided not to wait for the incoming tide. so ended up @ marin coast near paradise pier. lots of fisherman there were soaking bait with live and dead anchovies. saw a few anglers hook up some legal halibut (nothing gigantic). i had waited until the afternoon when the current were fast moving and switch to a heavier sinker(8oz) after rebaiting with a live shiner perch, waited for a few moment, the rod were bouncing up and down. grab the rod from the rod holder and tension from the other end were strong. reel in slowly and saw the fish and i was so excited and yell gaff please. my bubby help me with the assist. came home with this beauty all 27 inches.

No, not yet.