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Messages - Wildrooster

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You have the rite kind of pan
Do you cook with water or tomatoes or other acid base products
How did you treat your pan are you scraping it or washing it with abrasive material
Was it a cheap pan if so you my need to sand it smooth clean it coat it and put it in the oven at 425 for an hour upside down cool wipe applie more oil and repeat
I always use a bit of oil when cooking fish but you my neeed to reduce your heat
A properly aged /seasoned pan is nonstick and cooks more evenly than the thinner faster heating pans that use chemicals to stop sticking

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17 dungys  to many rocks and these

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Kayak Sailing / Re: My wife sunk my AI
« on: August 30, 2018, 05:25:11 AM »
I wish I had pictures
You would have thought a shark was attacking her the way she was acting
Kinda funny looking back at it

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Kayak Sailing / Re: My wife sunk my AI
« on: July 29, 2018, 01:45:14 PM »
No just the way the factory made it

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Kayak Sailing / My wife sunk my AI
« on: July 29, 2018, 11:50:45 AM »
My wife was useing the AI and left the rear hatch open
She got swamped by a passing boat and the adventure took on enough water to submerge the main hull wile barley afloat only because of the poontunes I hauled her in the main hull was five inches under water and she was frecking out
So glade she was near shore
I swam out grabbed the bowline and pulled her in the water was not deep and she had a life jacket but panicked she wasn’t thinking

The point is secure you hatches
And keep your head on if we had been out in open water her inability to think clearly could have cost her life

It’s also a testament to the safety of the adventure series

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Hookups and Fishing Reports (Viewable by Public) / Re: Bean Hollow
« on: April 30, 2018, 01:55:06 AM »
I’m sorry did I here your name rigth “ Chum “

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I have only used my motor once last year
I didn’t like the noise I’ll peddle or use the sail 90 percent of the time

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Gonzalo was there with me we had some jelly issues but not really bad
It was a nice Day already watching the swell for next week
I have Freinds that are out there many Times  a week
There My fish gps

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Mulligans  120 fow trolling anchovies on my AI

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It Saturday going Sunday
Wish me luck

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Got salmon fever plan on trolling unless a find a nice school then I’m dunking

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Gearing Up and Rigging Up / Re: Fish Finder & flipping
« on: April 02, 2018, 05:23:38 AM »
They have a rating similar to a watch or go pro you cam submerge them but how much force it hits the water with can make the difference I had one a few years ago that did not survive and a newer one that’s handled pretty heavy exposure sailing in high wind and
3 1/2 foot waves hitting it for several hours

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CA Regulations / Re: How Do I Catch a Trespasser on My Property?
« on: March 29, 2018, 07:28:38 PM »
A cheap simple hunting camera hidden one with no flash
Will get license plate car or truck place it out side of the gate discreetly
Better yet one more looking at the gate from inside this could pick up faces and maybe a third around we’re you think they are parking then you can show guns faces everything
You very well may find your place is more popular than you think
 Be sure to place a camera surveillance sign
Question: I own property in a rural part of Monterey County although I don’t live there all the time. I am there most weekends and many weeklong stretches throughout the year. Twice in the last month, I found a gate open on my property that should always be closed. I know for sure I left it latched and there were no other people authorized to be there. Last November I found a single empty .30-06 casing on the road that was still shiny and looked fresh. I have some pigs on my property and I think the people there may have been trespassers. I’m fine with hunting (with permission), but not with trespassing. What is the best course of action to help figure out what is going on and stop trespassers? (Anonymous)

Answer: There are several things you can do. Hopefully you have neighboring property owners who could lend their eyes and ears to help identify anyone coming or going from your property. Advise them of the problem and ask if they have experienced the same. In order to catch trespassers, wildlife officers will need vehicle descriptions, especially license plate information, and descriptions of persons as well.

The primary law that applies to your situation is Fish and Game Code (FGC), section 2016, commonly referred to as the “Hunter Trespass” law. It states, “It is unlawful to enter land for the purpose of discharging a firearm or taking or destroying a mammal or bird, including waterfowl, on that land, without having first obtained written permission from the owner, the owner’s agent, or the person in lawful possession of that land, if either of the following is true:

a.   The land belongs to or is occupied by another person and is either under cultivation or enclosed by a fence.

b.   There are signs of any size and wording forbidding trespass or hunting or both displayed along all exterior boundaries of the land, at intervals not less than three to the mile, and at all roads and trails entering the land, including land temporarily inundated by water flowing outside the established banks of a river, stream, slough, or other waterway, which fairly advise a person about to enter the land that the use of the land is so restricted.

Make sure you place “No Trespassing” signs around the boundaries and entry and exit points of your property to comply with FGC, section 2016. The more obvious your signs are, the more obvious the trespasser is knowingly in violation of section 2016(b), assuming your property is not already fenced or under cultivation. You should talk your neighbors into doing the same. Chances are, if you have trespassing problems, they do too.

FGC, section 2004(a) could also be helpful, particularly if you graze livestock on the property. It states, “It is unlawful for any person, while taking any bird, mammal, fish, reptile, or amphibian, to cause damage, or assist in causing damage, to real or personal property, or to leave gates or bars open, or to break down, destroy, or damage fences, or to tear down or scatter piles of rails, posts, stone, or wood, or, through carelessness or negligence, to injure livestock of any kind.”

If a trespasser leaves your gate open or damages your fence, it could be another violation.

Try using trail cameras. Trail cameras are becoming more and more affordable and more commonly used by private property owners. They are helpful tools, not only to potentially catch trespassers, but often to identify wildlife you may not even realize is calling your property home. You may want to set up a camera near the gate where you are having a problem. Orient the camera where it cannot be seen, and make sure it’s set up to capture a vehicle license plate.

Know the CalTIP 24/7 number, (888) 334-2258, and be ready to notify us of a crime in progress. We suggest adding it to the contacts in your phone, and make sure your neighbors are familiar with the number as well.

Lastly, contact your local wildlife officer and introduce yourself. Consider inviting him or her to your property to walk through layout, pointing out entry and exit points. Many landowners develop excellent working relationships with their local wildlife officers, which can facilitate stopping trespassers, if that is in fact what you have going on. Wildlife officers can quickly take a look at your situation and advise you how best to address your potential hunter trespassing problem.


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