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Halibut, seabass dominate day on New Hustler
SAN DIEGO — On Saturday, Aug. 2, New Hustler Capt. Chris Volaski of Hooks Landing in the Channel Islands reported another day of solid catches, including a steady stream of halibut and seabass. Steve C. of Newbury Park reeled in a 28 pound white seabass using live squid as bait.
Also aboard the New Hustler, an angler shows off his 29-pound halibut he captured bait- ing live squid. Aboard the Coroloma, Capt. Marshall Stein reported strong salmon bites. Amanda of
San Fernando Valley showcases her 9 pound salmon grouper caught using a live anchovy. Down in San Diego, skipper Vincent Ivicevic and his son Jake Ivicevic, traveling on
Honey II, caught two mahi mahi, four yellofin tuna, one bluefin tuna and one yellowtail 20 miles off of Point Loma Aug. 3.
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Bass, Panfish biting near Hemet’s Diamond Valley Marina
HEMET — On Sunday, Aug. 3, anglers near Diamond Valley Marina were catching bass between 2 and 10 pounds. Rob Phelps of Hemet reeled in a 9 pound 9 ounce bass using a shell cracker as bait. Anglers report seeing stripers but have had a hard time hooking them. It is recom-
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area waters. Fishermen have been catch- ing the panfish on night crawlers, mini jigs and mealworms. Hoyt Curtis of Sun City brought home a solid 2 pound 1 ounce redear on a night crawler. Anglers have also reported plentiful catfish biting. Area insiders suggest stink bait, cut bait and night crawlers are cur- rently working best.
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