I use magnets to pull stuff around in the hull.

Welcome, just this last Saturday I mixed a can of tuna with a can of corn, and caught a limit of kokanee.

This Saturday is the annual Coastside Fishing Gear Swap Meet in Half Moon Bay. If you are a member you get a spot for free, if you are not a member the cost for a spot is $25.00. No cost for attending.

I will be letting go of kayak stuff for cheap, or free. I have a Railblaza kayak motor mount new, a used NRS Chinook vest, mounting hardware, crab pots, baseball bat gaff, huge net, and other small items.

Time 8am-3pm
Date Saturday, March 9th
*Rain Alternative March 16th
Location Pillar Point Upper Parking lot (southernmost lot)

I wonder how the foot paddle system works?

Also, you may want to start out in freshwater to get comfortable with the layout, and dealing with smaller fish.

I use really large swim baits, or slow pitch jigs so I’m hoping this type of setup will work:



I’ll carry some extra weight just in case.

I do have an older Yakima round rack, and a Thule square rack. They both have loading bars that extend to the side for loading. The mounting clips would need to be changed for your vehicle if available. Free

I am using the Thule Hulivator now.

If NorCal doesn’t stand for Northern California what does it stand for? And if it stands for something else why is the AOTY limited to Northern California?

“Waterway Rule - All fish entered must be caught within the northern and eastern California borders (the entire waters of Lake Tahoe and Topaz Lake are allowed) and north of the southern borders of the following counties: Monterey, Kings, Tulare and Inyo. Fish caught from waterways with restricted access to the public, such as members-only or private waterways or aquaculture operations are not allowed. Fish caught from waters where anglers have to pay on a per fish basis, such as trout farms, are not allowed.”