I was trying to be nice and let everyone get some.

If you have more, I will definitely take em.  Need to do about 8 more crab traps.  I use about 13 pounds for each one.

I have 4 with me in El Cerrito and another 5-6 at the jobsite in SF.

Took down 8 more.  Took 4 with me to El Cerrito and there’s another 4 in SF. 

Thanks for the information, however, I was looking for a how to from a kayak. The flounder are abundant in the Martinez area right now, but the pier gets crowded so I was thinking about going out in the kayak.

 My thought is that I would need to anchor, and have the bait stationary, but was wondering if a drift would work.

Thats interesting to hear starrys are abundant in Martinez right now, as mentioned before, their population has declined a lot. 
If you decide to go and need a buddy, then you've peaked my interest.  Let me know if you head out.

Kevin

I don’t think there’s a specific rig for flounder.  I remember catching starry flounder in Richmond/Pinole while targeting perch.  Hi-low rig with shrimp or pile worms. 

I think finding the right bottom structure is more important. 

Yes, there should be plenty for everyone.  I didn’t know so many people wanted them.  What could you use them other than crab weights?  Metal recycling doesn’t give much money for them.

I should have most of them out by end of the week.  I’ll contact tedski for a few to bring to the Monterey guys and keep some around for the SF bay guys. 

I’ll have 40-50 of these weight very soon.  If they don’t get used, then they go in the debris box. 

Come take however many you want.

Kevin - just sent you a PM about the herring.

Brad

I just saw it.. sorry I already left SF.. 
Please pass it on the next guy. 

Thanks Brad.