Nice !!!

We located another paddy and proceeded to throw some baits at it. Mikes sardine gets picked up and seconds later he is hooked into one. This one acted a bit different. Yellowtail perhaps?

Yellowtail it is.

Larry was part of the gang from Sahuarita Arizona and he did his part for the team with this yellow.

We found a paddy loaded with smaller yellows willing the sample are offerings. They weren't the biggest guys in the world but they sure thought they were when pulling on the end of a line. Steven lives in Corona, but I'm not so sure where his allegiances lie. I better keep a close eye on Steven.

Rick ? Yes, he is from Arizona as well. They just kept bringing in reinforcemnts one after the other.

Jake from Corona kept the crew from California rolling with another yellow

Team Graham kept putting points on the board. Way to go.

We worked that paddy for a nice little score of yellows.

It was time for Team Cali to take charge. Chris with a nice one

It was quite the strange day as far as the fishing went. We found huge paddies that you would bet money on that they would be loaded that were empty and found tiny paddies you wouldn't normally stop on that were loaded. We trolled past a small paddy when a huge school of yellows attack the jigs to the tune of a quadruple jig strike. We swung back around and went wideopen yellows on a tiny paddy.

I'm not quite sure how he pulled it off but Seth from Winchester Cali. managed to hook 2 yellows on the same cast. Anyone with skills like that goes straight to the starting lineup on my team.

It was time to bring out my heavy hitters again to finishoff those stubborn Arizona boys once and for all. Calvin doing his part.

Keenan fished like a champ all day and did his part to keep the bite going strong. Good job Keenan

With Keenan, Christopher and Calvin on my side and hooking up big time, we were wearing those Arizona boys down.

Here's John with a beautifull Yellow.

This fish couldn't believe it! His owner didn't participate in the jackpot. Game on gents!

Todd got the hot stick and nailed a nice Yellowtail. He's having a ball.

Scott Iverson of Long Beach needed a little help from his pal Ed Rudolph of Lakewood to show off a brace of 37-pound yellowtail.