Looking to go Rockfishing this New Years Eve

[tech11165]

Since the weather looks decent for this Thursday I want to try fish the bay around the key bridge or some other location, Any ideas? Trying to make the northern Baltimore area my home waters since I spent most of my rock fishing down southern Maryland. I trolled and jigged the Key Bridge area last week with another member and did Ok considering. I really want to troll since I am still tweaking my set up with my new kayak. I have about 90% of my trolling gear. Let me know if anyone wants to go or work another area.
Thanks John

[Cowpokey]

Where are you located?

Key bridge area has been pretty good this fall. Trolling is the way I fish the bay 99% of the time I spend on the water. That other 1% is casting to breaking fish. Jigs and paddle tails is most of what I use.

[D3NAL1]

tech, they are still down here in the potomac. i might be going out on wednesday on a friends boat, it seems like the best day to go since winds are down. i went out saturday and caught a 26 and 24, and on sunday i ran into a school of 21 inchers. i have not been out much since i have my daughter. id be willing to go out in the kayak thursday morning till about noon down here

[tech11165]

I live in Pikesville. Probably got to Armistead. I want to work that area again. Need to tweak my trolling. It is an adjustment from doing it from a boat.

Where are you located?

Key bridge area has been pretty good this fall. Trolling is the way I fish the bay 99% of the time I spend on the water. That other 1% is casting to breaking fish. Jigs and paddle tails is most of what I use.

[Cowpokey]

Do you have a FF/GPS?

[tech11165]

Yes I have an Elite 4 HDI. After reading Alan Battista's book and rereading and reading it some more , there is a lot to this kayak fishing. I was spoiled in a power boat. Just run and gun anywhere. I need to start to plan my trips and look at the charts to pick a fishy location. Take notes and come up with a game plan.

Do you have a FF/GPS?

[Cowpokey]

Take a look at the Navionics web app, click on the sonar button in the bottom left corner to get the detailed "sonar maps" turned on.

http://webapp.navionics.com/#@11&key=%7BeinFbr_rM