Dania Beach Sailfish Landed Saturday 11/26/2016

Been a while since I posted, as it has been a while since I kayak fish. Finally last couple of weeks, I made some time for fishing. Last week I had a sail on for but a brief moment, then of she went. Oh well. Still landed a kingfish to take the skunk off.
I redeemed myself today, with one nice fight and this one that I did get landed.
Sails have been running fairly shallow during my last 2 trips out. Both times, the hookup were around 80-90 ft only. Look for bait being pushed up and bird activity in small areas. Both times, the birds were concentrating in a small diameter of an area, not spread around. Bait balls busting the surface. Sails are very active now. Go get yours!
Video will be uploaded on Tuesday 11/29/2016
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I redeemed myself today, with one nice fight and this one that I did get landed.
Sails have been running fairly shallow during my last 2 trips out. Both times, the hookup were around 80-90 ft only. Look for bait being pushed up and bird activity in small areas. Both times, the birds were concentrating in a small diameter of an area, not spread around. Bait balls busting the surface. Sails are very active now. Go get yours!
Video will be uploaded on Tuesday 11/29/2016
Subscribe if you are into this sorta thing guys.
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I use metered braid on my jigging rod. Changes color every 25'. Can help you out when your FF is down. Nice video!
I will try to post more frequently when possible.
I like this metered braid idea Whelan. I don't do much wreck fishing, but I always need to know about how deep I am. Electronics and kayaks don't mix well. I will keep this in mind. Thanks!!
Well I like elevator music, 10 times better than my commentary. Bahahahahah!!
Tight Lines. Thanks Larry.
Yes John. Very important if we are to insure the survival of our fish caught. The sticky post covers quite a bit of info and should be read by experienced and novice fisherman alike.