No longer using this https://www.amazon.com/Sevylor-Tahiti-Classic-Inflatable-Kayak/dp/B003652EY6, many years old, but no leaks or obvious wear.  It was stored in a duffel in my garage. Complete, but no paddle.  Great for beach, lake and slow stream play with kids.
I'm in Novato. PM me if you want to pick it up.
Bob

With all this talk about new crab regs, I looked at the dfg website and found these test results.  I never looked at them before last seasons problems with domoic acid, so I don't know if they are typically high in summer and then calm down in fall/winter, but they are showing some crabs over the limit at this time.
http://www.cdph.ca.gov/pubsforms/Documents/fdbFrSSda76.pdf

Here is a DFG page which shows some good legal ways to rig existing traps. The only thing I wonder is why not make the openings 8" so the big adult heavy breeders can also escape. Hoops are excluded from the regs. 
Though a pain to deal with, I think it is for a good cause. 
Of course having your number on the buoy will absolutely stop poaching since the poachers just thought it was one of there traps! ( HA HA)
https://nrm.dfg.ca.gov/FileHandler.ashx?DocumentID=132266&inline

That is one beautiful rig!  Catch a bunch.

 Be careful of the wind .  I have spent a lot of time out there .  Though Drakes is wave protected, when the northwest wind picks up it rips across the peninsula and funnels down through the bay. It's really intense and hard to paddle against .   Check with the bear Valley ranger station information ranger .   Last few years elephant seals have been living year round on the lifeboat station beach and whenever seals are there they shut it down .
I was  thinking of trying to launch someplace at limantour beach since it's much closer to ithe legal fishing water and would be cross rather than upwind getting back to the launch .   I don't know how bad the beach  is for a beach launch and landing. It's pretty exposed .

Best Revenge.  One late night in a McDonalds I got to talking to the only other guy there.  He had a briefcase on the table and said he supplied trapping scents.  He said they were great and asked if I wanted to smell one.  Before I could answer he cracked the lid on a small bottle.  The smell which came out wreaked  beyond anything you could imagine, and so noxious I instantly wanted to puke.  I said "wow" and asked him how the trapping scent business was.  He said great, but his main market was not to trappers, but rather to people who wanted to get even.  He said a few drops poured into the gap in a car window would make it so the car could be stripped, steam cleaned, and sandblasted and it would still have a stench.  An ounce poured under a front door would make the house uninhabitable.  Feeling evil and really want to get even with the dude?

I have a 3 year old Trident 13 and they are great all around boats. Salmon fishing in mixed 10' swells with winds building to 20kts yesterday, the T13 always felt safe.
Unfortunately they have chosen to continue the one feature that I cuss out every time I fish.  It's the foot pegs levers which are a magnet to tangle lines and other stuff, and also change position when you bump them as you move around the yak.  The long orange handles  catch on anything that touches them, and are always in the wrong position when you need to get moving in a hurry.  The broader foot rests are good if they would only stay put.
They are probably great for the barefoot beach crowd, but are horrible on a fishing kayak.