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Topic: SC to Monterey  (Read 1387 times)

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jnthn

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Anyone interested in a trans-bay trip?  I would want to troll for salmon while over the Soquel hole.


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How long is the paddle?
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THAT IS A LONG PADDLE!!

If you went harbor to harbor in a straight line, cutting accross the outer bay, its 22 nautical miles (25+ statute miles).  

If you stayed inside the bay, my guess is probably somewhere around 30 nautical miles.  Safer, but longer.

Before you guys try that "marathon", I'd do a mini, like say SC to the smoke stacks.  Thats still a hell of a long haul, plus there would be more PB's around in the event of trouble.

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Make sure the wind and currents are going the way you want to go.  They seem to go one way or the other, but not guranteed which way.
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http://www.dmccully.com/discus/messages/47/502.html?1045106094

Found that on eyeyak.  I'd be game for later this summer when I'm better conditioned.  I've been doing short 5 mile paddles at the lake a couple times a week, a few more months and I may be ready to rock.
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Art what lake are you paddling on?


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Lake Cunningham, off Capitol Expwy.  Its free during the week but you get dinged for $10 on the weekend :smt011


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Above post was me.
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I figure it to be an all day paddle.  At 3MPH it should be 8 hours+. I expect to spend 10-12 hours out there.  I've gone out 7 miles to the hole, fished and was back at SC around 3:00.  A straight paddle should get me 14 miles by 12:00 or 1:00, then just a few more miles after that.  :)