I've been fishing a couple beaches early in the morning these past
couple weeks - Lincoln and Golden Gardens. The flyfishing has been
slow with brief moments of action and the gearboys aren't faring much
better either.
It seems that the coho are traveling in small pods of three or four
because, when the action comes, only one person will hook up (my
advice - if someone near you hooks up, start casting like crazy,
don't stand and look). Typically, for the morning bite, one or two
fish will be beached by the gearfishers and I have not heard any
conversation from anyone, including the subsurface flyfishers, about
hits or lost fish. Now, here's the best part. There has been at least
two and sometimes more of us throwing surface poppers. With so few
fish moving through, we popperboys have at least been able to attract
them to the surface to either follow, lunge and strike, turn away at
the beach, get hooked only to come unbuttoned or lost due to angler
error.
At least we're getting some action but it would be nice to see a
school be less transient and stick around and play with us for a
little while.
Leland.
- Re: Beach Reports Leland Miyawaki
- Re: Beach Reports George Duncan
- Re: Beach Reports Leland Miyawaki

