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    Date: November 10, 2014

     

     

    Time:         7:00 am

    Weather:    wind 5kts West

     

    Location:    San Diego/East of FI Inlet

     

    Bait/Lure:   Bergalls/bass assassins/jigs

     

    Fish:          10/BSB, all that you want bass n blues

    Largest::     27""

     

     

     

    Wow.. mother nature outdid herself today. From the sunrise to the sunset and everything inbetween. I headed to the San Diego to pick up some black seabass. Plenty of fish however, just one keeper to go along with tons of dogfish/sharks. After that I headed north to look for bass. Boy did I find them. I really can't explain what I witnessed. Thousands of bass and bluefish rolling on the top, feeding on rain bait. I had them all to myself from 1pm. If that wasn't cool enough, check out the bird that landed on my rod while I was fishing. I removed him and we hung for about an hour together. Besides the bird and the fish, I passed a huge whale while I was leaving the San Diego. I'm having some elbow problems so I'm not to sure when I can get back out there. One other note, it was a chilly 36 degrees when I pushed off this morning. .