Redondo fishing boats....

[lov2fish]

Will be fishing the open party boats tomorrow anyone going; don't know anything about salt water fishing, renting all my stuff. I went out on Wend only to catch on Barracuda and missed about 30 of them i didn't get any help until the end [crazy] But will giving it another shot tomorrow in hope of a bass or perch to add to my list have some pics I will post later when I get back home.
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[Dryrod]

[font "Garamond"][#008000][size 4]Hi there lov2fish and thanks for your report. Don't fish the salt anymore but wish you tight lines.[/size][/#008000][/font]
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[lov2fish]

Link to photos..
http://www.bigfishtackle.com/cgi-bin/gfo...ead#unread
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[Roswell007]

Sand bass are on the bottom, probably in about 100 feet of water. You'll need 3 or 4 ounce sinkers, and hooks of about size 2 to 2/0 (depending on the size of the bait). The best rig is to tie a dropper loop about 2 or 3 feet up the line from the end and loop your sinker onto it, tie the hook on the end of the line. If you don't know the knots, ask a deckhand to do it for you. Nose-hook the bait (sardine or anchovy), send it down to the bottom, and wait.Sliding sinkers are a no-no for bottom fishing, since when you drop your line down, they'll sink faster than the bait, and the bait can end up way up high where it won't get bit when the sinker is on the bottom. I've caught plenty of barries on heavier line (20-30 pound) and no wire, though I've lost my share of hooks, too.


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[lov2fish]

thanks for the reply good stuff i'll be doing this again in just a few months so any help will be nice.
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