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Topic: Evening fish in Monterey  (Read 1348 times)

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Seabreeze

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Randy and I decided to do something a little different and launched at 5pm for some late fishing in the kelp in Monterey Bay.
Action was slow, but I got a small gopher on the top hook of my jig.  I dropped it back down and bingo, got a second fish, but not the anticipated ling.  Instead, I had a territorial, nocturnal feeding Treefish.

I hope the picture worked okay.  This is a first for us.  He was nice size, about 10 inches.
Pat
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whoa! I didn't even know those existed.
john m. airey


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Cool fish Pat!

I fixed your picture. You have to make sure that you get the actual image inside the image tag. For yours it was like this:

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Seabreeze

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I suspect the reason that we had never seen one in the real before as well is that they are a night feeder, so you don't hook one during a normal, morning fishing excursion.  Those red lips are very prominent.  He looked like a caricature of a fish.
Pat
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That's a cool fish.  I've never seen one of those before.

Stuart


 

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