Bought recently from MooMoo’s friend in Vallejo.  Only took it out twice and it’s not for me.  Though I like how light it is, I’ll be going back to my Outback. 

Selling it exactly how I purchased it a week ago, plus a ram ball mount I installed for my Lowrance.  For an additional $150, I can leave my Lowrance Elite 5x, transducer, and wiring on the kayak. 

Comes with drive and turbo fins, paddles, seat, and kayak cart. 

$1500
Or $1650 with Lowrance Elite5x.

Call me 408-204-8400.  First come first serve.  Kayak is on my truck, just got back from Frank Miller event in Richmond.  I live in El Cerrito. 

Kevin

Good landing nets for whichever species you target. 

Big used landing net - $20
Opening is 32” x 25”.  Good for salmon, halibut, rays, sharks, etc.  big fish.  Some rust from being used in salt but can easily clean up.  Handle slides to compact down.

Ego S1 net - $15
Near new.  Opening is 18” x 16”.  Good for smaller species.  Bass, trout, perch, etc.  Got this is a kayak bundle recently.  Too small for my target species. 

Can deliver around the Bay.  I travel quite a lot. 

Kevin

Daiwa Acculite 9'6
Bought this a while back when I tried steelhead fishing one time.  Never used it again and had been sitting in the garage.  Very noodly.  I'm sure it could be of use for someone.
$20?

Daiwa Acculite 8'6"
I have 4 of these.  Used them a lot when I was solely shore plugging for Halibut, stripers, and surf perch.  "New" and unused but has been stored in my garage and has some light scratches from moving around. 
$40?

Shimano Sahara 4000 spinning reel
Spooled with 8 or 10lb mono.  Can't remember.  Primarily my surf perch reel.  Used a few times, but now just sits in the garage.
$$40?

 
Located in El Cerrito Ca.

I'm curious why some of you do this.  Ie rod holder on the right but the rod points to the left or vice versa.  And two rods that cross each other. 
Been seeing this a lot on photos and videos. 

Is there some simple explanation that I'm just not understanding?

Bought this two months intended to try rock fishing again and maybe salmon.  I'm just kidding myself... I'm not much of a rockfisher nor salmon guy.  Bought this online for $199.95+tax+shipping.  Comes with original box, packaging, and manual.  Never spooled any line on it yet.  Removed just to take a picture.

Looking to get $190 for it.  Can ship USPS flat rate medium box for $12 or pickup in El Cerrito (or along in the East Bay).

Kevin

Location:  Ferry Point / Miller Knox Regional Shoreline
Time: Either Saturday 6/8 or Saturday 6/22.  6:30am - 3pm or so
What to bring:  Some food/drinks for a BBQ potluck.  And any gear you want to bring for the swap/sale.
Details:
Looks like there's some interest in this.  You guys gotta help me and vote on which Saturday you'd like.  I looked at the tides and these two days seem to work, pending wind conditions. 

There's plenty of free parking, good facilities (clean bathroom, fish clean station, and kayak wash station), and a BBQ right nearby the parking lot and launch beach.  The idea is to go fishing in the morning and start heading back around noonish.  Or you guys can stay out and i'll head in around noon to start the grill.  In the morning, I'll share some local knowledge of the area and where to hunt for those halibuts if you're new to Ferry Point.

You guys are welcome to wheel & deal, negotiate, trade gear, or just hang out.  Of course, this is a FREE event, though I highly encourage sharing food and drinks with your fellow NCKAers.
Debating on putting together a prize or some sort of raffle for biggest fish of the day.  Will know in a week or so.

Please cast your vote by posting SAT 6/8 OR SAT 6/22.

- Kevin

Original Post:
My wife has been giving me the "look" when she sees me come home with a new rod or reel or both.  She says I already have so many in the garage and in my little hobby corner of the living room.  Why not sell some of the ones I'm not using anymore? 

Thinking about hosting a Fish n' Chill in the East Bay once the weather and halibut really heat up (May, June, or July?).  I'd be down to BBQ for those who come hang, and of course, you guys are welcome to bring all your unused gear to sell/swap with our other local members.  Or maybe I'll pass this idea to Michael and Jack and combine it with the San Pablo Stripers/Halibut event in August.

Otherwise, the location would be at one of our local parks/fishing grounds.  Ferry Point, ARW, Marina Bay, and Berkeley all have BBQ and picnic areas to BBQ with plenty of parking space for NCKA members. 

Well?
Yay or nay?

- Kevin

Have these two sitting around and I don't think I'll be using them this season for Halibut.

Ugly Stik Custom - USCC2270ML
Length: 7'0" - 1 piece
Action:  Medium Light
Line:  12-30lb
https://www.basspro.com/shop/en/shakespeare-ugly-stik-custom-boat-rod
Was part of deal that I purchased.  I just wanted a reel but was given this rod with the reel.  Looks brand spanking new, I've never used it.  Reminds me of the Ugly Stik Tigers but the handle isn't quite as fat as the Tigers.  May keep it if I find a good reel to pair up with it.  Asking $40


Daiwa FT Rod - FTB701HF
Length:  7'0" - 1 piece
Action:  Heavy
Line:  30-50lb
http://www.daiwa.com/us/contents/rods/ft_boat/index.html
Bought this rod last summer and used it for one season of halibut fishing, mainly in Tomales Bay.  Had it paired with a Daiwa Accudepth, which both worked great together and pulled up many halibut, 30lb+ rays, and a few big angel sharks.  Always rinsed with freshwater after every outing.  I'm just upgrading to a lighter, more agile setup.  Asking $20


Can have pictures of either rod up later this week.
Pick up in El Cerrito or we can hook up for fishing and I'll bring them with me.

- Kevin

I still have 2x 5lb bags of herring from last season.  Need to clear freezer space.

FREE.  Come pick them up in El Cerrito, or possibly in Larkspur/San Rafael or Oakland if I'm working in that area.