u/vomitwastaken
r/SunfishSpecies r/Ceanothus r/bikewrench r/CSULA r/ucr r/SoCalFishing r/animalid r/geology r/ScienceTeachers r/FishingForBeginners r/SantaClarita r/socalbirding r/troutfishing r/herpetology
▲ 1 r/troutfishing
how do i know if a hook is too big for trout?
reddit.comu/vomitwastaken — 1 month ago
▲ 7 r/troutfishing
i heard that one should exclusively use 4-8 lb mono line when targeting trout. thoughts on this?
reddit.comu/vomitwastaken — 2 months ago
▲ 15 r/Ceanothus
can anyone confirm if this is fremont cottonwood?
for context it was growing along the santa clara riverbed in LA county
u/vomitwastaken — 2 months ago
not the best photo but can someone pls help me ID this sunfish
Lower Castaic Lake
u/vomitwastaken — 2 months ago
▲ 3 r/SoCalFishing
shore fishing in Lake Piru
anybody have experience with this lake? i’m thinking about fishing for trout, panfish, and bass but don’t know what lures/bait i should bring. any advice would be appreciated
u/vomitwastaken — 2 months ago
▲ 3 r/SoCalFishing
lake cachuma, santa barbara county
going fishing here this weekend. anyone have advice?
u/vomitwastaken — 3 months ago
new to using braided line. did this happen bc my drag is set too tight?
u/vomitwastaken — 3 months ago
▲ 94 r/herpetology
lil buddy likes to hang out in the sink of a public restroom
u/vomitwastaken — 3 months ago
will this braided line work as main for this mono leader?
u/vomitwastaken — 3 months ago
resume advice
i’m applying to teach HS (hopefully environmental or chem) in california and i feel sure my resume is what’s keeping me from getting interviews. it’s mostly because i’m very wordy in my job descriptions, plus i’m pretty stumped on what i should add on my skills section. can anybody offer me advice?
also, if anybody were to recommend a few templates i would really appreciate it!
u/vomitwastaken — 3 months ago
is it a bad idea to use (inline) spinners in warm water?
guessing it is bc i head that warm water makes fish sluggish
u/vomitwastaken — 3 months ago
is this fishing line that i have stumbled upon?
u/vomitwastaken — 3 months ago
fish size for 1 1/4 in. round bobbers
i hear that it’s easy to miss bites from small fish if the bobber is too big for it. the only ones that i have are 1 1/4” so i want to know what bites i missing out on when i use them
u/vomitwastaken — 3 months ago