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Topics - GhettoYak

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Hookups and Fishing Reports (Viewable by Public) / Ling Cod Openers
« on: April 19, 2017, 11:46:35 AM »


My partner and I recently took off for 10 days to go to a festival in Santa Barbara. Driving down the 101 along california more southern coast got me thinking. It would be awesome to organize a Ling Cod Openers sweep! The seasons open 2 weeks apart from each other starting in SoCal first. I think that makes 4 or maybe as any as 6(?) opening days.

Would anyone be interested in helping me plan out an attack plan for hitting all the opening days next year? Weekend trips, different marine management area every weekend until we hit Crescent City? If you are and you will be serious about it, track me down on FB @ John L Morgan or IG @herbal_madness.

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Introductions / New to the Group
« on: August 11, 2016, 12:58:04 PM »
Good day Norcal Anglers!!!

Newish to the kayak scene. Have been jigging for Lings and rockfish for 2 years, but only just started hitting the waters in my own "kayak". This is new to me, but with 30 years of fishing experience under my belt, I have to admit it is my favorite way to fish the ocean.

My father was stoked when I picked up my first rod at 4 years old and hooked more perch that day than he did. From there it grew from a way to enjoy gathering my own food to an obsession of where I could perform this wonderful feat at. I have fished the shores of Oahu, Florida, California, Oregon, and Washington. Have hit lakes in all of these as well as Nevada, Texas, Kuwait and Iraq. When in fresh water I prefer Salmonid species. But when I get to the ocean everything is fair game.

And now for a small question. Looking for a super healthy, think Hippie, recipe for Abalone Chowder. I have two in my freezer and with the amount of time they've been hiding in there I don't think my standard of grilling them will work the best. Any thoughts are appreciated.

Hammers Down for Fish On

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