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Whats the Best fishing conditions in Southern California(L.A.)- salt water?
Anyone have any experiences they wanna share around LA?
Whats the best condition to fish regarding:
-Speed of winds
-Direction wind is blowing
-Temperature
-Tide(High, Low, Changing)
I would most likely be using shrimp since it seems to catch the most variety of fish. But any experiences catching medium sized fish is good (2lb-4lb)
Winds -- mild (no more than 5-10 mph). Direction: doesn't matter with a light breeze. If the wind is stronger, but coming from the land (like the Santa Anas) it will flatten the water a bit, but if it's coming from offshore, a stronger wind can make it pretty sloppy.
Temperature: For surface fish, a steady air temperature is best, as long as it's reasonably seasonable. If it's changing quickly, that indicates a front is coming through, which will generally put fish off the feed. Water temperature is more important. It should also be steady, or slowly rising, in the high 60's to low 70's through the summer. A sudden drop of a degree or so will shut off the bite.
Tide: Generally, incoming tide is best, outgoing is second best. Tides affect the currents, so when it's "slack" (high or low), there's no water movement, so fish don't tend to bite.
As far as bait, shrimp is generally used off piers or the shore or rock jetties. It's good for smaller fish, but in So. Cal. the bigger fish will go for bigger baits, like sardines or anchovies. I've never caught a fish much over a pound on shrimp.
If you want to catch bigger fish, get on a local party boat. The calico bass are beginning to turn on as the water warms, the sand bass ought to be turning on pretty soon as well. These are both generally 1-4 pounds in size (12-20 inches), and good eating. Bait is provided on these boats (generally sardines or anchovies). Check the counts at http://www.976tuna.com/e107_plugins/landing/wrapup.php