So first off thanks to everyone who gave some great information concerning my trip out here. Its been awsome so far and have only begun to explore everything that is available. I heard many reports about the inshore fishing being dead but I'm here to tell you that's just not the case! In fact its pretty damn good in the few spots that I've tried so far. I'm still trying to catch a halibut/flounder and find that magic yellowtail spot but who knows? There is some great structure out here but not as much as one would hope for. Timing the tides right is key and getting an early start is essential. My buddy came to visit a week after I got here and the first day out we grabbed 8 corvina and weren't quite ready so didn't have the cooler. The next day was even better and we kept a few for dinner. Nothing really big but lots of fun! There's also lots of pompano, ladyfish, barracuda, and sierra. I'll also attach a picture of a fish a friend gave us for dinner. Its a sierra caught 1/4 mile from shore and the biggest I've ever seen! I really like the xrap subwalks, kastmasters, and 4-5" hardplastics
