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| A few questions From: cliffy1, VIRGINIA Your post facinates me. I may have an opportunity to move to Southern CA in the next few months and have been wondering about the inshore fishing there. I am used to the Chesapeake Bay where a 20' bay boat and a couple of 12# class outfits are ideal. Everything I have read from SoCal talks about trips off shore and I don't think my boat could handle it and I know my tackle is too light. Are there places besides San Diego Bay that one can do light tackle, inshore fishing? If you wouldn't mind, could you send me an e-mail at sclifford@kjtoyota.com? Can I buy a vowel?? From: Jose (24.62.40.56), CALIFORNIA Jesus, learn to spell and type. You are a disgrace. spellin From: Tom (12.83.68.147), ARIZONA Jose, take it easy. This is a fishing board, not an English one. I found the post very interesting, and informative. West coast reports From: john (205.188.197.47), NEW JERSEY It was great to see a report from the other coast. very interesting and I hope to see more. Spelling is not a prerequisite. Good Report From: Gulfcoast Fred (192.152.140.9), TEXAS I appreciate the report. I will be heading west in the next to weeks, San Diego in fact. My wife is a little homesick. Any way, Going to fish with a friend on Wednesday and I was wondering what kind of inshore fish to try catching? Those bass that are mentioned, are they edible? And what lures work best? Would a topwater bait be effective? I would appreciate any info you could share! Thanks! To add a remark to this report click here. |
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