Oyster Point / Saturday 5-21

John / Jdyak, Mike / Sturgy, ChuckE and I will be at Oyster Point tomorrow. We will launch before High Tide - which will be around noon. We will be fishing for anything that bites   (hoping for Stripers and Halibut)

Channel 69  

Company welcome!

I'm dying to get out and wish I could join you.

Stuart

I have a funny feeling that you guys will be posting some good reports.  

Dear fellow-Asian-Brother-Stuart,

I don't want to hear any complaints from you      . WHY? Cause at this point, you are the only guy who's caught 2 keeper salmon.

Stay home and pay attention to your dog     take him for a walk or something....

Where's the launch?  When are you launching?

-Allen

We will try to launch by 8:30 and try to make bait.

launch right here:
http://www.norcalkayakanglers.com/bb/viewtopic.php?t=670

Gentlemen: Stu reminded me to bring driftsocks just in case the wind picks up.

Alright Joel, kharma has turned bad on you.

You are now destined to encounter fierce afternoon winds

You will forget your drift sock, while the others will be prepared and have good reports.

Stuart

You are now destined to encounter fierce afternoon winds  

that's OK Stu....I'll have my umbrella with me. I'll use it to "sail" my way around the Bay  

Looking Forward to fishing with all you guys tomorrow morning.

May the Halibut gods be good to us!

JD

Since it looks like we are getting a big group together = I'll bring my BBQ grill and get some hotdogs going after the fishing expedition - feel free to bring some other meat to grill and some beer to drink. I'll bring my "special" apron.  

Sounds like fun guys, looks like Sunday is the only day I can fish this weekend. Let us know how it goes, I might head that way Sunday if you guys do well.

Do you launch from the ramp or is there a better launch spot? Does the marina sell live bait?

You can launch from the launch ramp or by the flag pole - there's a paved walk way that leads to the bay and there's plenty of parking right in front of it. (you'll see it on the right side when you drive towards the launch ramp) I never had to pay to launch at the ramp. The launch by the flag pole is easier when the tide is high. Having wheels would help speed up the process.

The baitshop right by the launch ramp does sell live bait - but call before you get there = they sometimes run-out.

Oyster Point
Bait-Tackle & Deli Inc.

985 Marina Blvd.
South San Francisco, CA 94080
(650) 589-3474
FAX (650) 589-8433

I passed by OP on my way back from SF today(around noon).  A dozen + boats working the area including a couple party boats.  They seemed to be more concentrated in front of the piers near candlestick. Slight breeze but the weather looked beautiful out there, tomorrow should be awesome, wish I could go.

I think I'll be hooking up with you guys.  Anyone want to paddle front seat on the Triple?

-Allen

InsaneDuane and I will be at OP around 8am.  We're going to try to make bait tonight.