HH, Sat 6-8-2019. My 22th SW session this season.
I always like to take a few minutes before each session starts ... to calm my thoughts and to remember to give thanks to HIM!
For having received the blessing of good health and for the opportunity to be here today ... to be able to enjoy the water, with all of it's abundance and to take-in the breath taking new-day of each new session .... amen![You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
Location: Huntington Harbor (HH)
Duration: 05:30 hrs until 11:30 hrs (6 hrs)
Sun Rise: 05:41 hrs
Sun Set: 20:01 hrs, the days are definitely getting longer.
Moon Phase: Waxing Crescent
Gray Light: 05:15 hrs
Tidal Conditions: 05:30 1.42 ft, 06:30 hrs 0.4 ft, 07:30 hrs -0.3 ft, 08:27 hrs LT -0.6 ft, 09:30 hrs -0.3 ft, 10:30 hrs 1.2 ft, 11:30 hrs 1.4 ft ... etc.
Air temperatures during session: cloudy with drizzles and wind, with temps ranging from 62 deg to 69 deg.
Water temperatures: 64 deg
Wind: 05:30 hrs 5 mph S, 11:00 hrs 8 mph SSW.
Water clarity: translucent green.
Large Leaf Kelp Beds: none to report
Water Visibility: 3-4 ft
Tidal Coefficient: (CE) 65 in the morning, this is an average and considered a stable rate.
iSolunar Prediction: Major Period ended at: 07:04. The Minor Period lasted from: 10:23 hrs until 11:53. And that's why I stayed for a longer session!
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Sea Dogs: (0) none to report
Dolphin: None to report
Pelagic Bird Activity: minimal diving birds to report
Bait Presence: very good signs of bait presence with predator fish chasing them and making them jump out of the water during the chase!
Distance kicked: 1.81 miles
Calories Burnt: 684 calories, if walking.
Personal Attire: board shorts
Fish-Finder used: Deeper Pro +
Model of Float Tube: Cumberland with DIY rod rack and hard-top lap-tray.
Type of fins used: Force Fins with fin-leash's.
Wader Skins: Wader- Leggings
Rod and Reel: (2) Diawa LT 2500D Ballistic reels mounted on a on a 6' B&M Sharp Shooter rod and a St Croix 6'-8" AVIDX 6-12 lb rod and (1) Shimano Stradic 2500F reel mounted on a St Croix 6'-8" BassX 6-12 lb rod, the reels are spooled with 30 lb Diawa Samurai 8-carrier braid along with a 6' long 15-lb Seaguar Inviz-X fluorocarbon leader on each line.
Knots:RP (Royal Polaris) for braid to Fluorocarbon. IC (Improved Clinch) for attaching the leader line to the hook.
Tackle Used: 1/4oz Sardine Green/Silver, White Shad and Purple/Silver colored HUB's. 3/8oz Mint and a Sardine Green/Silver colored HUB's. Drop Shot with a fluke.
SP Dan's fish count this morning: 26-fish, 5-species, Bass Trifecta, (1) New Species and 2 legals to report today.
(1) Midshipman, 12" and New Species on a float tube.[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
(1) short Calico, 8 3/4"[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
(8) short Sandy's, best 13 1/4" [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
(3) Spotty's, best 14 1/4" & 14" Legals[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
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(2) short Halibut, best 20" [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
Note: All legals are shown and just one pic of each species landed if short and then all fish were quickly CPR'd.
PLEASE .... remember to be respectful to the boat owners and their property.
PLEASE ... remember to leave it cleaner than you found it!
So grab a hand-full and Pitch-In!!
Thank you for taking the time to check out today's fish report!
Tight lines everyone!
SP Dan <"))><
I always like to take a few minutes before each session starts ... to calm my thoughts and to remember to give thanks to HIM!
For having received the blessing of good health and for the opportunity to be here today ... to be able to enjoy the water, with all of it's abundance and to take-in the breath taking new-day of each new session .... amen![You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
Location: Huntington Harbor (HH)
Duration: 05:30 hrs until 11:30 hrs (6 hrs)
Sun Rise: 05:41 hrs
Sun Set: 20:01 hrs, the days are definitely getting longer.
Moon Phase: Waxing Crescent
Gray Light: 05:15 hrs
Tidal Conditions: 05:30 1.42 ft, 06:30 hrs 0.4 ft, 07:30 hrs -0.3 ft, 08:27 hrs LT -0.6 ft, 09:30 hrs -0.3 ft, 10:30 hrs 1.2 ft, 11:30 hrs 1.4 ft ... etc.
Air temperatures during session: cloudy with drizzles and wind, with temps ranging from 62 deg to 69 deg.
Water temperatures: 64 deg
Wind: 05:30 hrs 5 mph S, 11:00 hrs 8 mph SSW.
Water clarity: translucent green.
Large Leaf Kelp Beds: none to report
Water Visibility: 3-4 ft
Tidal Coefficient: (CE) 65 in the morning, this is an average and considered a stable rate.
iSolunar Prediction: Major Period ended at: 07:04. The Minor Period lasted from: 10:23 hrs until 11:53. And that's why I stayed for a longer session!
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Sea Dogs: (0) none to report
Dolphin: None to report
Pelagic Bird Activity: minimal diving birds to report
Bait Presence: very good signs of bait presence with predator fish chasing them and making them jump out of the water during the chase!
Distance kicked: 1.81 miles
Calories Burnt: 684 calories, if walking.
Personal Attire: board shorts
Fish-Finder used: Deeper Pro +
Model of Float Tube: Cumberland with DIY rod rack and hard-top lap-tray.
Type of fins used: Force Fins with fin-leash's.
Wader Skins: Wader- Leggings
Rod and Reel: (2) Diawa LT 2500D Ballistic reels mounted on a on a 6' B&M Sharp Shooter rod and a St Croix 6'-8" AVIDX 6-12 lb rod and (1) Shimano Stradic 2500F reel mounted on a St Croix 6'-8" BassX 6-12 lb rod, the reels are spooled with 30 lb Diawa Samurai 8-carrier braid along with a 6' long 15-lb Seaguar Inviz-X fluorocarbon leader on each line.
Knots:RP (Royal Polaris) for braid to Fluorocarbon. IC (Improved Clinch) for attaching the leader line to the hook.
Tackle Used: 1/4oz Sardine Green/Silver, White Shad and Purple/Silver colored HUB's. 3/8oz Mint and a Sardine Green/Silver colored HUB's. Drop Shot with a fluke.
SP Dan's fish count this morning: 26-fish, 5-species, Bass Trifecta, (1) New Species and 2 legals to report today.
(1) Midshipman, 12" and New Species on a float tube.[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
(1) short Calico, 8 3/4"[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
(8) short Sandy's, best 13 1/4" [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
(3) Spotty's, best 14 1/4" & 14" Legals[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
(2) short Halibut, best 20" [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
Note: All legals are shown and just one pic of each species landed if short and then all fish were quickly CPR'd.
PLEASE .... remember to be respectful to the boat owners and their property.
PLEASE ... remember to leave it cleaner than you found it!
So grab a hand-full and Pitch-In!!
Thank you for taking the time to check out today's fish report!
Tight lines everyone!
SP Dan <"))><