bassaholic97

Living in San Diego around all the sport boats and six packs has given me the opportunity to have my ear to the wall when it comes to fish reports. While this season has almost been exclusively tuna focused there a few half day boats that have managed some calico. They say that they were hanging out in the 60 to 100 foot range most of the year. While the water has been colder I don't see why they wouldn't come up higher into the water column. Does anyone have any input?

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as always badass!!!!!

did that and it worked

Im about a year into the swimbait game and im still pretty clueless. If anyboy has any tips or knowledge they would like to share that would be great. thanks!!!

i love the ish outta you guys if you ever wanna fish canyon lake lemme know

Im thinking of picking one up. Opinions?

dang dude nice

My swimbait PB!!!! she went 6.14 on the huddleston deluxe 8 inch ROF 5 in trout pattern

Ive been fully committed to throwing swimbaits for the past two weeks and it has yielded one fish. Being that its fall the fish are gathering up in wolf packs and are crashing shad but all i get on my baits are schools of 20+ fish following it and briefly checking it out. How do i get these guys to commit? Open to all suggestions. Not here to brag but to learn. The baits in my arsenal are the slideswimmer 175 in blackfin carp. River 2 sea s waver in ayu. Cl8 CD9 in shad. Floating shellcracker in crappie and 8in lunker punker in chartreuse shad. Suggestions for all these baits would help. Thanks!!!!!!

all this hard work was finally put to use and it payed off