Figured I would add my recent experience with the first shot from Pfizer.  First and foremost, I went to the new Kaiser vaccine center down on 10th St in Oakland.  Class act.  I was in and out in under 18 minutes with the 15 min observation period. 

Painless shot, moved my arm all day and had no arm pain.  Next day my arm was actually quite sore.  The more I used it, the better, but if I didnt use it for an hour it was quite tender.  After 3rd day no arm pain. 

I had no other symptoms of anything.  Slept great, lots of energy, no headaches or anything odd. 

My fiance had Moderna and was actually quite sick for 2 days with her second shot.  She had to take it off from work it was so bad.  Pfizer is supposedly not as severe. 

I guess I should mention I'm 37.  I've been noticing a distinct pattern amongst friends and family that the younger you are, the stronger your immune response is on the 2nd shot.  My folks and friends above 60 yrs old have all had almost zero symptoms on the first and second shot of Moderna and Pfizer, except a sore arm. 

My friends in their early 30's and late 20's seem to be hit the hardest, having to take 2-3 days off work.  I'm due again April 1st, quite curious what happens. 

Figured I would add my recent experience with the first shot from Pfizer.  First and foremost, I went to the new Kaiser vaccine center down on 10th St in Oakland.  Class act.  I was in and out in under 18 minutes with the 15 min observation period. 

Painless shot, moved my arm all day and had no arm pain.  Next day my arm was actually quite sore.  The more I used it, the better, but if I didnt use it for an hour it was quite tender.  After 3rd day no arm pain. 

I had no other symptoms of anything.  Slept great, lots of energy, no headaches or anything odd. 

My fiance had Moderna and was actually quite sick for 2 days with her second shot.  She had to take it off from work it was so bad.  Pfizer is supposedly not as severe. 

Whoa, I was crossing the SR Bridge earlier this week heading into Richmond and thought I saw this; figured I must be hallucinating.  I guess I need to listen to the radio once in awhile. 

Why are people worried when they are in kayaks?  I've never understood that, like is there an inherent fear the shark will somehow capsize, and then attack the struggling person? 

Now freediving with sub 10ft visibility, dead fishes on the keeper?  I get worried, for sure.  Especially around Jenner.  Definitely investing in a sharkshield. 

I'm predicting some higher-than-normal deaths if they open ab season.  People who haven't been in the water for years, and higher shark counts. 

Wow, more details on bait as well. 

I guess I did not really comprehend the definition of "TAKE", because to my mind and ears that means...take.  As in possess. 

It's also a bit murky to me since I incidentally catch and release a rockfish here and there when drifting for halibut when there's some structure nearby.   It's unavoidable to some degree. 

But makes sense, thanks for clarifying.  I figured closure meant closure, and yet I wondered why they weren't a little more explicit. 

If you're fishing from shore, you probably could do that. Rockfish closure is only for boat-based anglers.

Shore based is open all year round, as is spear.  If I catch a legal lingcod from shore, that sure ain't being released back into the ocean.  =)

Spearfishing is open go get some

Conditions look epic tomorrow.  I'll be out there. 

Can you make diving weights?  Got a mold?