Offshore Venice LA

Been fishing a small bit throughout that serene spell we had. I made it out for a few day journeys and an overnighter. The overnighter started out a small choppy but it calmed down as the trip went on. I headed long to the floaters as we didnt see any shrimpers on the way out. Produced some great live baits and got down to operate. We doubled up two times on livies with 60 pound leader just before that bite slowed down and we began to chunk. Put one particular much more excellent fish in the boat ahead of dim and then headed closer to shore to swordfish. The sharks have been out of handle as we caught 7 sharks in the course of the night time but we did get one particular great sword bite and managed to convert it into a 130 pound 65 inch sword for dinner. Caught a few much more sharks after him and then went hunting for the shrimpers in the early morning. Found a single but all it had ended up a few blacks on it so we jigged a small and caught and launched one 40 pound cobia as the men had a lot of meat and headed to the home.

On Thursday I had Mike Barrett and close friends in from Georgia and tuna was the name of the video game. Rolled south to the floaters and had difficulty with bait at very first. We did manage a single yf on the limited bait we had just before we headed south. Next spot was loaded with bait but no fish so I held likely and thats exactly where we identified a handful of fish. We pecked at them right here for a minor while although putting four more in the boat and loosing two other folks. The weather conditions started out getting dicey and we had a drinking water spout coming at us in the course of a single fish fight so we rolled closer to shore and got one amberjack before we headed in.

Friday was a cobia day for me the only problem was the cobia forgot to show up at my spots. I rolled a tiny farther west then we had been fishing and that was a mistake despite the fact that we did get three to 60 kilos the better cobia fishing was closer to shore.

Saturday was again to action on the shrimpers and the blackfin bite was out of handle. Fifty percent the time we ended up just chilling out feeding the blackfin for enjoyment reasons. WE did have some wonderful yf roll via for the duration of the day and did our harm to them putting two through one hundred in the boat. 1 ate a big white trout and the other ate a ribbonfish. I think we ended the day with 23 blackfin plus the kinds we introduced and the two stud yfs.