Late afternoon today BK and I went for a nice paddle in Cayucos. The weather was great and the fish weren't biting. Tried using Swimbaits and Irons, but the only thing checking us out was a ton of Seals and Otters. I'm going to try again Monday in N. San Simeon. 5.16.08
The Pack met up in N. San Simeon on Wednesday morning, we had 4 yaks and another pack had 3 yaks. The water looked like it had turned over, very dirty and murky on the inside. Everyone paddled out over 1 mile to find some clear water and patchy kelp stringers. Ended up fishing 80 to 100 feet of water catching very nice Redds and Coppers. The big fish was a 6 pound Copper only 2 pounds short of the CA record. We also caught 5 short Lings and a nice assortment of Rockfish, Blues, Olives, Kelps and Gophers. Check out the catch: Chucklehead and Reddz rev. 5.15.08
I'm planning on going yak fishing on my birthday Monday, May 19th. If you want to go let me know. Going to fish somewhere between Cayucos and N. San Simeon. 5.13.08
We're heading out tomorro at the crack of dawn in N. San Simeon. Going to launch just south of the Cypress Tree. Contact CSF or just show up tomorro. rev. 5.13.08
Don't let the big one get away. Everyone should have a Stainless Steel Stringer 5.12.08
New link added: Weather Observations 5.11.08
It was a beautiful morning the water was flat and the fish were fighting very hard. Started out catching a juvenile Cabezon and also released a close to legal Lingcod. Ended up catching a couple Blacks & Yellows and a Kelp for some tacos. On the way in I landed my first 10lb Ling measuring 30 inches. Boy that was fun on my new rod and a great way to end the day. Linger Pics 5.11.08
The weather forecast for Wednesday is looking good. Anyone want to kayak fish in N. San Simeon at the crack of dawn? Let me know and I'll try and get the day off. We can meet at the Cypress Tree and launch at one of the spots just south from there. Email or Cell: CayucosSportfishing@gmail.com 748.3587 John 5.10.08
Close call out in N. San Simeon this morning. One of the kayaks filled up with water a couple hundred feet offshore soon after launching. The kayak had to be towed in. It looks like the kayak carriers that go through the scuppers are going to have to be re-designed. One of the posts from the carrier split the plastic at the top of the scupper. We have seen carriers that are simple and are made using a piece of pipe for the axle and two small bicycle wheels. The kayak just sits on top with a strap over it to hold everything in place. They said it was a beautiful morning and the ocean was calm. It just wasn't meant to happen today, glad everyone is O.K. 5.10.08
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