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Topic: Another Santa Cruz flattie  (Read 519 times)

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Brendan

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Went out yesterday evening to fish the high tide off the Silver Spur surf break.Got another one, 26 inches, in about 7 feet of water. Caught on a sardine patterned storm bait. Seventh halibut so far this year, and its not even June yet. Averaging around 1 per trip at the right spots and high tide. My buddy caught one as well, at 24 inches, drifting a dead sardine. Santa Cruz isn't the best for rockfish, but a good halibut year definitely makes up for that.
Livin tha pirates life full time! Catchin big cbass in tha kelp all summer long Have fun, live well, conserve the resource, and ask me about my secret fishing spots. but I probably won't tell you, cuz their secret!


calbear

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That's awesome, thanks for the report. I have yet to hook into a halibut this year and info like that should assist in achieving the goal.
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