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Topic: Soupfin Shark and Blacks and Cabs  (Read 2779 times)

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BigJim

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Paddled out last Sunday to explore a new (for me) stretch of coast.

Took while to find the fishies, but eventually got in the groove and took a handful of quality Rockfish (biggest was a 21.75 inch Black) and 2 cabs (bigger at 23 inches).

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"Highlight" of the day was having a Soupfin shark come in and circle me after I had shot the first Cab and had a few fish already on belt...cool critter, but was obviously interested in my fish and I didn't wanna share...eventually worked my way back to my kayak and moved spots lol.



Yesterday I went for an afternoon dip with my buddy Mike and scored a meaty 24.25 inch Cab that weighed 10.1 pounds....Not the longest Cab I've taken but probably the fattest/heaviest...Also took a 27 inch Ling and found another similar size one that I pointed out to Mike and let him shoot.

Was using my new Darkwaters V11 light and it worked great, and am looking forward to finding future hidden monsters with it.  :smt003

 https://darkwaters.co/products/v11-1150-lumen-flashlight

Here's a few pics.

 :smt006

Sincerely,

Jim

« Last Edit: November 08, 2019, 10:40:57 AM by BigJim »

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Stoke life!  Thanks... :smt006
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Thanks for the report, pictures, and video Jim.
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I LOVE those under water views  :smt007
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lucky13

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Make shark fin soup out of that soupfin shark ;)


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« Last Edit: November 09, 2019, 01:52:28 PM by lucky13 »


Tsuri

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Very nice.

Seems like a good idea to chase and intimidate the overly inquisitive sharks.
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