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In Mexico yes Great Whites are common and will grab your catch if you don’t get it in the boat quick enough. That’s why they call him the tax man And once he shows up it’s time to leave, because he will just sit there and take bites out of everything you try to bring up.

Since I referenced fishing in Mexico earlier I figured I would include this pic. This is after about 30-45 minutes of fishing in one singe spot off the coast of Baja CA. We would drop a set down with 3 dropper loops on it and bring up 2-3 Lingcod on the line at the same time every time. Then...

For comparisons sake, this is a pic of a typical CA sand bass. The usual size of both sand bass and calico bass that we typically catch is in the 1-2lb range. The 10 pounder pictured above was caught on a live bait that was about this size.

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Yim, btw.... If you look at the picture above you can barely see that thin dark line above the water line. That is the California Coastline off in the distance. Not sure how far out we were that day, but it wasn't even that far.

Here is a 10lb Calico that I caught off a 12 inch fly-lined live mackerel in the middle of nowhere off a small kelp stringer. That white cutting board is a 18 inch board. So I believe the measuring stick is either a 22 or 24 inch stick.

The funny thing is that with all the fishing I do I really don’t even like eating fish. I just do it for the sport. So I release 98% of what I catch. What I do keep I typically give away. The only fish I typically keep for myself to eat is Halibut, Mako and Thresher. I’ll keep most tuna I catch...

We always go out in pairs and we always wear and constantly monitor marine radios. One of us is always tuned into the weather/coast guard. Trust me, 3 foot swells in a kayak is no fun at all. Weather is everything! It’ll get ya killed real easy if you are stupid, and even if ya ain’t Time...

Feeling wise once you get out about a mile on a kayak it really doesn’t feel much different between 1 or 10 miles. And it’s easy to get out 1 mile without even realizing it if you are chasing a school or paddy hopping As for Tuna, they aren’t hard to catch, but they can be hard to find off LA...

It depends on what boat I’m in If I’m on my kayak then the most I’ve been out is about 10 miles. It all depends on what we are chasing. If I’m on a regular boat then we go all over. But typically 26 miles out to Catalina Island or the Chanel Islands depending on where we launch from. As far...

The Los Angeles county school board has approved a measure to defund the police by $25 mil which will eliminate 133 police from the LA school system and leave only 211 officers to safeguard the 2nd largest school district (650,000 students) in the country They plan to replace the officers with...