LAB Mon Night 3-4-2019

LAB Mon Night, 2nd Night Session 3-4-2019.


Dave a.k.a. Floatingbassturd's and his good fishing buddy Bob a.k.a. Fishbrain Float were heading back to LAB for another NINJA session tonight and they invited me to join them fishing for another night session at LAB. How could I refuse!?!?


I met up with Bob on the water at approx 6:45 PM and soon after his good friend Dave joined us on the water at about 8:00 PM. I exited the water at 10:15 PM (due to having to work in the morn) and these two hard core FT dudes hung in there until 1:00 AM again.
It was good fishing along side of you guys again last night! 

Thanks for allowing me to tag along guys, I really had a good time! [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]


I always like to take a few minutes before each session to calm my thoughts and to remember to give thanks, for being so BLESSED for having such good health and for this opportunity of being here today ... enjoying the water and all of it's abundance  .... amen!

Location: Night Session At LAB, Los Alamitos Bay
Duration: 6:15 PM until 10:15 PM (4 hrs)
Sun Rise: N/A
Sun Set: 5:51 PM
Moon Phase: Waning Crescent
Gray Light: N/A
Tidal Conditions: N/A
Air temperatures during session: 59 deg to 50 deg
Water temperatures: 58 deg
Wind: 6 mph down to 1 mph
Water clarity: N/A
Large Leaf Kelp Beds: None to report
Water Visibility: N/A
Tidal Coefficient: (CE) 77 in the evening, this is a higher average and considered a stable rate.
iSolunar Prediction: Major Period: 9:44 pm until 12:44 AM
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Sea Dogs: 1 to report
Dolphin: None to report
Pelagic Bird Activity: None to report
Bait Presence: N/A
Distance kicked: .68 miles
Calories Burnt: 426 calories, if walking.
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Personal Attire: board shorts, multi layer shirts w/ hoodie, I forgot my rain jacket
Fish Finder used: Deeper Pro +
Model of Float Tube: Cumberland
Type of fins used: Force Fins

Tackle Used: 1/4oz Sardine Green/Silver, Purple/Silver. 3/8oz Sardine Green colored HUB's.

Dave's fish count this evening: (8:00 PM until 1:00 AM) 12-fish tonight, 2- species

8 short Spotty's, best approx 1.5 lbs

4 short Sandy's

Bob's fish count this evening: (5:00 PM until 1:00 AM) 8-fish tonight, 1- species

8 short Spotty's, best approx 2-lbs

SP Dan's fish count this evening: (6:15 PM until 10:15 PM) 14-fish tonight, 2-species, 0-legals to report.

8 short Sandy's, best was 12 1/4"
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6 short Spotty's, best was 13 1/4"
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Note: All legals shown, but just one pic of each species landed if short and all fish were quickly released. (CPR'd) caught, photographed & released.

PLEASE .... always be completely respectful to the boat owners and their property ... their boats.

PLEASE ... always leave it cleaner than you found it!
So please grab a hand-full and Pitch-In!!

Thank you for taking the time to check out today's fish report!
Tight lines!

SP Dan     <"))>< 

What's legal size on spotties and sandies? I always toss em all back but I'm curious .

Great question Dave,

Spotty's, Sandy's & Calico are all 14", to be of legal length.

SP Dan     <"))><

Got it. I may have had one legal of each but being I don't even bother with pics let alone measurements unless if it is something over 5 pounds  just try to get them back in the water a.s.a.p.

Good night out with the boys!
I am not sold on these night time tours but good on you all for getting in there.

Thanks for sharing and keep the night pics coming.

A 4-lb Bass is usually about 20".

Dan

[quote="Jerdon"]Good night out with the boys!
I am not sold on these night time tours but good on you all for getting in there.

Thanks for sharing and keep the night pics coming.[/ quote]

Thanks Jerdon ... will do!

Dan

Another great night on the water......excellent report. You guys killed it.

Great job once again.

TobyB wrote:Another great night on the water......excellent report. You guys killed it.

It's always fun to fish with like minded people for some good times.

SP Dan     <"))><

jeffcpr wrote:Great job once again.

Thanks Jeff,
Have you been getting out catching any lately?

SP Dan     <"))><

I was looking at your map. I usually don't fish around there, I usually cross from the island and kick back to the Docks and Rocks in from of Ballast Point. It looks like you killed it there. I might have to try and focus some time around that little marina.

TobyB wrote:I was looking at your map. I usually don't fish around there, I usually cross from the island and kick back to the Docks and Rocks in from of Ballast Point. It looks like you killed it there. I might have to try and focus some time around that little marina.

It's called the .... Bay Shore Walk Marina.
It's been known to hold up some healthy toads!

I'm certain that it will be well worth your while Toby.

SP Dan     <"))><

Cool deal. Thanks for the heads up.