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should be going out there this weekend

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General Fishing Tips / Re: 7gill, leopard shark fishing sf bay
« on: October 30, 2018, 01:11:00 PM »
cool, i appreciate all of the replies. Ive shore fished for shark and stingrays for a while now. I landed a stringray that weighed over 130lbs near the gg. I just want to catch some big fish from the yak lol. I dont know how i could have handled a huge ray like that from my yak. I guess i have to start small with halibut an salmon and work my way up from there. Thanks for all of the input once again!

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General Fishing Tips / Re: 7gill, leopard shark fishing sf bay
« on: October 29, 2018, 10:25:52 AM »
For years I had the same idea, but always thought better of it considering wind/tide/currents/depth, cause I was planning on doing it on the anchor. Now I don't even think about it anymore.   Joe Gamez of Golden State Sportfishing is running shark trips to that area you can find him on FB at https://www.facebook.com/joey.gamez lots of pic and info on his page,

You could try a guided trip then see if you want to do it in your yak.

7 gills are very toothy, like razor blades, not like a leopard at all,

Haha i saw his video about the shark fishing ok Facebook yesterday, thats what got me questioning whether i should do it or not. Originally i thought about doing anchor, but i talked to a buddy an all they do is drift the bait around on a regular striper setup. So that was the key to it all

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General Fishing Tips / Re: 7gill, leopard shark fishing sf bay
« on: October 29, 2018, 10:23:51 AM »
They are definitely out there in the Straits and open bay.  I don't think a large shark or ray is out of the question.  What I'd be more weary is the current and conditions in that area.  The current moves the water pretty fast in that area based on the tides and the water is 100'+, some spots are 150-170'.

Yeah ive seen the current rip out by ft baker. It looked pretty calm in the yellow bluff area, but thats me just looking from afar. Seeing of anyone has kayaked out there before

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General Fishing Tips / Re: 7gill, leopard shark fishing sf bay
« on: October 29, 2018, 10:22:25 AM »
You never know where they will be. I caught a 5 1/2 foot Soupfin and a 5 foot Leopard off the ARW in my yak using frozen anchovies.

Hey thanks for the reply, how was the fight? Were you able to land it or was it all catch an release?

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Introductions / Re: New member
« on: October 28, 2018, 03:45:41 PM »
Hey for the Sac river i put in at Verona, im familair with that area because i fished there alot by boat. for the Ar i put in at hazel fish hatchery, Sunrise Boat ramp, sunrise walkway bridge. Howe, Harrington. Just anywhere within walking distance.

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General Fishing Tips / 7gill, leopard shark fishing sf bay
« on: October 28, 2018, 03:38:02 PM »
Has anyone fish for 7gill or leopard shark in Sf bay? Near Sausalito to be exact. Ive read threads about getting them in tomales an other areas, but nothing near the gg. I was thinking of launching out of Ft. Baker ramp and pedaling out to Yellow Bluff and looking for fish in water thats about 50-120ft deep. thinking about drifting a salmon head or guts on steel cable. I just want to land a large shark off the kayak (6ft +). Should I abandon this hope and target them off boat? Any info or tips welcome. hopefully the landlord wont come to investigate me.   

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General Talk / Muir beach
« on: October 16, 2018, 02:11:31 PM »
Thinking of heading out to muir beach this Saturday. is it to late in the season to troll for some last minute salmon? how is the rockfish/lingcod bite going on there? Or should i just drive north to ocean cove ? Thanks for the input.

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Introductions / Re: New member
« on: October 16, 2018, 01:56:18 PM »
Hey, yeah i fish both rivers consistently. I mainly target striper, sturgeon, salmon, shad on the sacramento river. For the Ar I usually go for Salmon, steelhead and shad. Of course i have bycatch of catfish crap and other species which i mostly release. Late september i landed a salmon off my kayak on the Ar. 

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Introductions / New member
« on: October 12, 2018, 11:21:40 AM »
Hey I just purchased a Hobie Revolution, swithcing over from a previous paddle kayak. My Name is Vadim and i fish for everything mostly based out of Sacramento, i am looking to get into the bay area and ocean fishing more. Drop some pictures of your rigs. once i figure out how to upload pics ill post mine. 

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