On the water report! First round 2 sculpin, 2 small crab, 20 some sand dollars 

Have a fishing rod onboard if you plan on keeping sculpin or any other fish in the hoop; its illegal to use a net to catch and retain fish other than a throw net for bait. And by the way, you need to find another spot. It was pretty crowded out there last night but there are few other spots that produce you just have to find them.Donut for the night, first time I’ve seen sculpin in the trap!? 3 good ones, should have kept them for some seafood. Next week? Maybe
Ya I’ve seen it in SD bay a few times!We caught about 150 sand dollars in one net off Zuniga one night. Never seen anything like that
Thank you Mr doghouse, I did not know that! I never go out without a rod at the ready!!Have a fishing rod onboard if you plan on keeping sculpin or any other fish in the hoop; its illegal to use a net to catch and retain fish other than a throw net for bait. And by the way, you need to find another spot. It was pretty crowded out there last night but there are few other spots that produce you just have to find them.
Joe you’re one lucky dude to find a submerged float and even luckier to snag your hoop on the bottom the next day. I can’t tell you how many hoops we’ve lost on a big tide swing on the edge of the channel. I’ve tried jigs and even a grappling hook to try and find them and lost the grappling hook as well on a snag.Also an idea, a rod, (a stout one) is not bad to have in case your floats get pulled under, or the line is short! I was not paying attention and moved hoops deeper without paying out more line. The result was a flashing light 5' under the surface! My friend Mark had a rod, so we hooked it and brought it up. A little bit of a pain, but got it! (Scampi) Phew! Another time, the line broke at the hoop, and I quickly marked the spot on my GPS. The next day, (No rod on board), I went back and snagged it with my troller first cast with a diamond jig! Bringing one from here out! Doghouse knows his stuff!
If your catching sand dollars the current is ripping and time to make a move. When the current is ripping you'll have zero chance of catching bugs. IMOWe caught about 150 sand dollars in one net off Zuniga one night. Never seen anything like that
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