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Los Angeles Anglers Anticipate Promising Fishing Day with Ideal Conditions and Recent Catches
- 2024/09/16
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Good morning anglers! It’s September 16, 2024, and Los Angeles offers a promising day for fishing enthusiasts. Let's dive into the details.
We're witnessing a high tide at 10:30 AM and a low tide early in the morning at 4:15 AM, followed by another low tide at 5:45 PM in the evening. The rising waters should make for some excellent fishing opportunities, especially around those peak tide times.
Today's weather looks splendid for a day out on the water. We're expecting clear skies with temperatures ranging from a fresh 62°F in the morning to a comfortable 78°F in the afternoon. Winds are light at around 5-10 mph coming from the west, making for calm sea conditions and an easy day of casting. Sunrise was at 6:33 AM and we can expect the sun to set at 7:02 PM, providing ample daylight for a full day of fishing.
Yesterday’s catches showcased a diverse array of species. Anglers were particularly successful with halibut, calico bass, and yellowtail. The halibut were biting well, with many fish ranging between 18-24 inches. Calico bass were also plentiful, averaging around 12-15 inches, with some larger ones in the mix. Yellowtail, always a favorite, put up a good fight and many anglers reported fish in the 10-15 pound range.
For lures, the hot picks have been swim baits and jerk baits, especially in natural colors and shad patterns. These types of lures mimic the smaller baitfish that are currently abundant in the local waters, making them irresistible to larger predators. If you're looking to use bait, live sardines and anchovies have been particularly effective for halibut and bass. For yellowtail, try mackerel or squid, as these fish are particularly responsive to these baits.
As for hotspots, consider heading out to the Santa Monica Pier area. Early risers reported a strong bite near the pier pylons, especially just after high tide. Another great spot has been the breakwater at Marina del Rey. The protected waters there attract a good number of fish, and the structure provides excellent opportunities for targeting multiple species.
In brief, today promises to be another great day for fishing in Los Angeles. Check your gear, pick your spot, and enjoy the beauty and bounty of our local waters! Tight lines.
We're witnessing a high tide at 10:30 AM and a low tide early in the morning at 4:15 AM, followed by another low tide at 5:45 PM in the evening. The rising waters should make for some excellent fishing opportunities, especially around those peak tide times.
Today's weather looks splendid for a day out on the water. We're expecting clear skies with temperatures ranging from a fresh 62°F in the morning to a comfortable 78°F in the afternoon. Winds are light at around 5-10 mph coming from the west, making for calm sea conditions and an easy day of casting. Sunrise was at 6:33 AM and we can expect the sun to set at 7:02 PM, providing ample daylight for a full day of fishing.
Yesterday’s catches showcased a diverse array of species. Anglers were particularly successful with halibut, calico bass, and yellowtail. The halibut were biting well, with many fish ranging between 18-24 inches. Calico bass were also plentiful, averaging around 12-15 inches, with some larger ones in the mix. Yellowtail, always a favorite, put up a good fight and many anglers reported fish in the 10-15 pound range.
For lures, the hot picks have been swim baits and jerk baits, especially in natural colors and shad patterns. These types of lures mimic the smaller baitfish that are currently abundant in the local waters, making them irresistible to larger predators. If you're looking to use bait, live sardines and anchovies have been particularly effective for halibut and bass. For yellowtail, try mackerel or squid, as these fish are particularly responsive to these baits.
As for hotspots, consider heading out to the Santa Monica Pier area. Early risers reported a strong bite near the pier pylons, especially just after high tide. Another great spot has been the breakwater at Marina del Rey. The protected waters there attract a good number of fish, and the structure provides excellent opportunities for targeting multiple species.
In brief, today promises to be another great day for fishing in Los Angeles. Check your gear, pick your spot, and enjoy the beauty and bounty of our local waters! Tight lines.