Maiden voyage on the "new" Fisha 555

Had a great time this weekend, testing out the new rig. Now I need to learn to paddle more skillfully:)

Sweet yak and looks like you already got it fishy 

Congrats on the new hotrod!  And way to break it in on a couple of quality fish.   

Stoke!  Thanks for sharing...

Beautiful!

Stoke!  Thanks for sharing...

Thanks, Eddie! Meant to ask you...when you troll for salmon on the stealth, what do you use to get to depth? Deep six? Something else?

Great work!
Did you make live bait?

Nice stealth! I believe I came across you at Pedro point on Sunday. Beautiful, calm seas for testing out the new ride.

Nice kayak!

Great work!
Did you make live bait?

I did catch and use bait, but I ran out before I caught these two fish. They were caught on frozen herring.

Sweet maiden voyage report!  Congrats on some nice blood on the new nice yak 

Sweet yak and congrats on the catches!  I just picked up a Fisha 460 and can't wait to take it out!  Hopefully luck is on my side for some nice catches as well.

Stoke!  Thanks for sharing...

Thanks, Eddie! Meant to ask you...when you troll for salmon on the stealth, what do you use to get to depth? Deep six? Something else?

Deep six yes, IF I'm trolling, mostly I hustle around finding bait balls then mooch...the deep six's I've purchased over the years are the heavy ones and I've found that to be an error.  I'd bring a scale to the store and weigh it.  I like 5oz. if I'm 6'n.  Then you have to decide between large or small plate...I think the larger plates are called double deep six...Baron catches on a small plate and I think 3oz...the lighter you go the more line you have to pull to reach depth...go stealth or go home...

Beautiful 555 and good catches!

Stoke!  Thanks for sharing...

Thanks, Eddie! Meant to ask you...when you troll for salmon on the stealth, what do you use to get to depth? Deep six? Something else?

Deep six yes, IF I'm trolling, mostly I hustle around finding bait balls then mooch...the deep six's I've purchased over the years are the heavy ones and I've found that to be an error.  I'd bring a scale to the store and weigh it.  I like 5oz. if I'm 6'n.  Then you have to decide between large or small plate...I think the larger plates are called double deep six...Baron catches on a small plate and I think 3oz...the lighter you go the more line you have to pull to reach depth...go stealth or go home...

Thanks, Eddie. What style reel do you use for the mooching w the Shimano jig? Baitcaster? conventional?