Hello all Lucky Craft fans across the world~! It is again time for the Daily Flash Minnow Report.
This month’s fishing theme, as you all know, is to catch a Halibut. I had gotten some information through the internet about a place called Alamitos Bay in Long Beach city. According to today’s tide condition, it will be in high tide right before noon. So I left a little later than usual!
Once I arrived at the location, I realized how different it was compared to other places where the waves were very calm. Unlike Redondo Beach, even the rocky area wasn’t so bad; a child could walk through it.

Immediately, I cast the most reliable FM110 in Metallic Sardine. Then right away! I got a bite that I’ve been longing for. At first I thought, “Huh? Did it get caught in a kelp?” Then I realized, “It’s a Halibut!” I finally caught a Halibut~! In an area where there was absolutely no body, I was screaming for joy by myself. Hahaha

From the bite I got right when I started fishing, 2 hours went by. From North to South I kept going back and forth while I continued to cast, but I got no response. So I decided to go back to the spot where I got my first catch and changed my lure to a Pointer in a different color as well.
Then again, after couple casts I got a HIT!! It was my second Halibut of the day!!! Now I’ve achieved my goal!!!
The second one seems a bit bigger than the first, but it didn’t meet the legal size so I had to release it…
I believe because it was a little bit passed high tide, changing the lure to a Pointer would aim a deeper range and that probably led me to catching one!

After 3 weeks of trying to catch a Halibut, I’ve finally achieved my goal!
Instead of using a bait, with a hard lure!! And it means so much that I caught it with a Flash Minnow!!
This time the area was chosen freely and to catch one Halibut was the goal. So next time I might go fishing at where Halibuts inhabit or maybe I’ll aim higher and try to catch a legal size!
Flash Minnows are such an exceptional lure~! And I’ve decided that Pointers are going to be one of my most reliable lures.

See you soon!

Sandy
Catch: Halibutx2