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Catch 100 peacock bass in a day? How about just in the afternoon?
I really have no idea how many fish we all caught, but the two young men fishing off the point (Secret Spot) caught more than 100. (using live bait and lures) The kids in the boat were hooked up to a fish every time I looked up. They would position the boat, cast, and hook up... Dale (on the kayak) and I were not doing to shaby ourselves.

From the time I got there (Secret Spot) around 3:00 until I left around 6:00 it was constant action. We all caught fish around one pound, but I would guess the average at closer to 2 pounds. My largest was 3 and one of the guys on shore caught a 5 pounder. But the exciting thing was the constant action.

Oh, Blue Boat Point already had 3 boats fishing there.... (read really catching lots fish) that's why we moved on up to Morgan's Pt. (Secret Spot)

So that's Morgan's Point! It was Morgan's Submerged Point the last time I was there

Good going Stan! April or September...that's a really tough choice for me to make when I have to decide when to visit Hawaii.

Oh Stan, have you been out on the flats hunting bonefish? How is the bonefish fishing in September? Is it as windy as May and June? (Well, I doesn't help that I pick all the roughest day to go fishing with you )

Stan,

You guys are just so spoiled............it's just not fair......oh well

Glad to see you all are still having a blast with the Tucs. I'm currently here in Guam. By the way, there is actually one lake here that has tucs, but it's now off-limit to all. It's not the quality and quantity like your secret lake, but it still tuc's.

Can't wait to try the fly rod next time. Maybe even some lures too.

Might have to slowly break-away from the live bait stuff Nah, just kidding.

Darkside live biater forever

Mel "Kahuna bass"

Stan Wright wrote:Catch 100 peacock bass in a day? How about just in the afternoon?
I really have no idea how many fish we all caught, but the two young men fishing off the point (Secret Spot) caught more than 100. (using live bait and lures) The kids in the boat were hooked up to a fish every time I looked up. They would position the boat, cast, and hook up... Dale (on the kayak) and I were not doing to shaby ourselves.

From the time I got there (Secret Spot) around 3:00 until I left around 6:00 it was constant action. We all caught fish around one pound, but I would guess the average at closer to 2 pounds. My largest was 3 and one of the guys on shore caught a 5 pounder. But the exciting thing was the constant action.

Oh, Blue Boat Point already had 3 boats fishing there.... (read really catching lots fish) that's why we moved on up to Morgan's Pt. (Secret Spot)