Tomales Bay, 3-10

If you want to catch bait you can try to use a sabiki. I've caught mackerel, smelt, sardines, and herring in Tomales....but there's been times where I've wasted my whole day trying to jig up bait.
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I don't believe you.  You never go all day without catching fish.   

I originally posted a launch time of 9:00, but I'm gonna shoot for 8:00.

iwindsurf is still calling for very light breeze 'til 2:00PM.

Dustin,

I took your advice! See you guys there! Any tips on what kind of stuff I should bring? Or should I just Google "halibut rig"... I know some simple rigs but maybe there's a secret weapon.

Justin

I just buy premade halibut rigs at OPS. I know that is kinda far for you. But ive also seen them at walmart. Im sure your local tackle shop should have them

I originally posted a launch time of 9:00, but I'm gonna shoot for 8:00.

iwindsurf is still calling for very light breeze 'til 2:00PM.

See you there at 8 am Bro! 


Kiel

Good luck guys, go GET EM!

I originally posted a launch time of 9:00, but I'm gonna shoot for 8:00.

iwindsurf is still calling for very light breeze 'til 2:00PM.

Wife's out of town and the sitter can't come until 8:00. I'll catch up to you. Save a fatty flatty for me.

ruben

No worries, Ruben. We probably won't be too far.

I just called the bait shop they have shiners, I'll grab a doz but I need to get a plug in aerator and a battery one first.

Damn! My dads car broke down. Hes going to have to use the spare truck (kayak hauler). Were gonna see if we can fix his car. Ill try to make it out there. If not good luck guys.

If anybody can bring some extra chovies or squid it'd be much appreciated. I didn't get a chance to get out and get bait.