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San Diego fish report for June 16th
I’ve had
a couple of trips from the La Jolla area up into the north county
looking for Calico bass and have done quite well. La Jolla is
producing more Bass and Bonito now for me than anywhere in the north
county. The Bass in La Jolla have all been concentrated higher in the
kelp. With the kelp as vast as it is this year the fish seem to be
much more spread out not just concentrated in areas . La Jolla went off
A few times over the last month. The yellows and White Sea bass have
been slower with a few being caught now and then. According to local
divers the White Sea bass are all over. We just have to wait for them to
bite. The Coronado islands are still fishing good for Bonito and
some yellows. This is a great time to
get out of The office and avoid the crowds in between storms. To find
yellowtail in areas where you normally haven’t fished look for current
breaks scum lines and temperature breaks along sharp inclines in the
continental shelf.
San Diego bay
San Diego bay water temps are up. The south bay has
water temps to about 70° and rising. The back bay has now started
to
fish very good with cleaner water being the reason. The front of the bay is
even better with water temps from 64 to 68°. The bass fishing in
the bay has been phenomenal over the last month. Some Barracuda and
and Bonito are
still being caught in the front of the bay where the current is strongest. Bonefish
have shown up with better
numbers and seem to be being caught Near the bridge. Zuniga jetty on both the north and south side has been
fishing very good for calico bass and sand bass. Over the last two
weeks I have seen the occasional breaking Bonito around the bridge in
the deeper portions of the channel. The point Loma kelp
seems to be the most consistent spot for big calico’s with La Jolla kelp
being a good second.
San Diego beaches
The water temps are up from 64 to 68 degrees
Start to Look for Halibut in the deep
holes and structure areas around. If you want to know how and where to
go give us a call or come on in to the shop we have many shop
employees that have fished for Halibut and know the
secret’s to catching these fish. Surf Perch are now coming in
closer and closer all the time with those storms we have had they’re looking
for that meal that's exposed from the waves. Most of the fish are
still out in deeper water where
longer casts are the way to catch them consitantly. Many reports
are coming in about good numbers of Leopards around so don't leave the
larger rod behind.
Call with any questions
858-350-8505
Good luck
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