Back to back weekends of GHOSTBUSTING, picked this dude up in 50’ of water on way back the launch. Broke another off early morning in the kelp so this was redemption!!
GHOSTBUSTERS.
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stella marina
I've posted enough I should edit this section
- Nov 21, 2011
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- Andrew
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- Parker 2320, 16 Klamath cc, 10 ft Livingston "bass slayer"
Lol definitely heavier then 38lbs. I’d say high 40’s to low 50’s. Based on me being a gym rat and knowing what a 50lb dumbbell feels like.
This one maybe 38lbs.
Yea and guess what twice as many this summer fish em out boys . So there are no Home guards left . take it from there yakers ha ha here we go . a
Dude just let the guy have his glory! Who cares about dumbbells and crap its a big fish, ghost at that and he isn't a small guy. so well done on the catch bro, get another one!
Nice! Congrats.
Looks like a wide open Sand Bass Bite on the flats, but Kayaks instead power boats. ha.
Looks like a wide open Sand Bass Bite on the flats, but Kayaks instead power boats. ha.
those are the kayak tour people. they are there almost everyday there is decent weather. most of the people who take those tours couldnt catch a sandbass if it fell in their lapNice! Congrats.
Looks like a wide open Sand Bass Bite on the flats, but Kayaks instead power boats. ha.
Hell yeah!! That's what's up Bro!
Hoping to see more of the right kind of biscuits (like yours) being caught this spring.
Mackerel on a dropper loop a couple cranks off the bottom?
Hoping to see more of the right kind of biscuits (like yours) being caught this spring.
Mackerel on a dropper loop a couple cranks off the bottom?
4oz Carolina with 8’ fluro leader, slow trolled! Gets snagged on the kelp but that’s the price you pay when ghostbusting!
