Mon. & Tues. Fishing
Posted: Tue Feb 17, 2009 5:06 pm
On Monday, peacock bass were schooling like crazy between Kunia Pt & Boy Scout Island. I just realized I was taking all the fish pictures with other peoples cameras.... if they email me some pictures I'll add them later. Now, you'll just have to deal with my shots on a cheep little camera I keep in my tackle box.
This is looking north toward the Sewage Plant. That log on the far right of the picture is Kunea Pt.. There were 2 more boats behind me.
It was mostly overcast. Water temperature got up to 74 degrees in the afternoon.
When I arrived at 8:15 there were already 4 boats tucked into the lee of Kunia Pt.... all of them catching fish.
Gold CastMasters (1/4 oz) seemed to be the charm lure. I also saw people using crank baits or swim baits. We were fly fishing and got most of our fish on a small gold Crazy Charlie or a kind of flashy purple thing. All and all it was a fun day of fishing.
Tuesday morning..... it was still overcast with a slight drizzle from time to time. Water temperature remained at 72 degrees. The peacock bass were still schooling.... from The County Yard... all the way down to the Main Basin. Good fun.
The point accross from Maconic Lodge. Fish were busting everywhere.
We used spinning rods...... for lures.... small gold, and silver/blue castmasters, small Senkso, and crank baits. I figure we averaged 4 to 6 fish per person. Size was from 1 1/2 to 2 pounds.
The only fish picture taken with my camera... a frisky 2 pounder.
This is looking north toward the Sewage Plant. That log on the far right of the picture is Kunea Pt.. There were 2 more boats behind me.
It was mostly overcast. Water temperature got up to 74 degrees in the afternoon.
When I arrived at 8:15 there were already 4 boats tucked into the lee of Kunia Pt.... all of them catching fish.
Gold CastMasters (1/4 oz) seemed to be the charm lure. I also saw people using crank baits or swim baits. We were fly fishing and got most of our fish on a small gold Crazy Charlie or a kind of flashy purple thing. All and all it was a fun day of fishing.
Tuesday morning..... it was still overcast with a slight drizzle from time to time. Water temperature remained at 72 degrees. The peacock bass were still schooling.... from The County Yard... all the way down to the Main Basin. Good fun.
The point accross from Maconic Lodge. Fish were busting everywhere.
We used spinning rods...... for lures.... small gold, and silver/blue castmasters, small Senkso, and crank baits. I figure we averaged 4 to 6 fish per person. Size was from 1 1/2 to 2 pounds.
The only fish picture taken with my camera... a frisky 2 pounder.
