I was out there this morning, 4:30-7:00. Same experience as Rob. A few 12-14" to hand. Didn't see anyone else catch anything. I'll probably be back tomorrow early afternoon for a few hours if anyone wants to join me.
Has anyone else noticed a slow down in the bite? trying to put a finger on it, but not thinking of any one solid reasons for such a decrease in fish productivity.
Like Larry said, it's still early and the real action hasn't started yet. The bite seems to be off with the resident silvers. I was out last Friday and it was decent though.
For me, at least, adult rezzie fishing seem seems to peak in mid-July and then there is a bit of of lull until the ocean coho return.
They move around, so one hot day might lead to a skunk the next day. It is the exhibition season right now for coho. Once the ocean fish start to arrive, it is play-off time.
Hey now.....we are still 36 days till college football kicks off and you're already taking shots at the Dawgs!
I think this demands a fish off where Stone is required to use purple/gold clousers while Dime has to use orange/black clousers. Let the fish decide.
Anyone make it out this morning? I was going to but had a late night. I'll probably hit it tomorrow. Oh, and I like the fish-off idea!
I've fished with both DimeBrite and Stonefish.... whats two times zero? I think Obiwan would school them both. Dave
Does this mean that I should put some popcorn on the burner? I'm too far away to get into this fishery, but I love watching a good throwdown.