Took the boys mussel harvesting a couple weeks ago. Noah AKA Silent Hunter decided to put together this vid of the harvest and steaming them up along the coast. 

Enjoy the vid 

Silent Hunter is getting this Infinitely gifted to him by his grand parents as his first ride. Wanted some recommendations on a roof rack that could support up to 2 OK trident yaks.

There’s a sun roof on it so not sure if that will be an issue or not.

If not doable no biggie just seeing what the options are if any.

Thanks

 

This is interesting especially how they chum for them with the bait bag and the handheld shrimp 

Wonder if that would work with pile worms in the sand???

I have a shared fence on the property line between a home that I own and a neighbor.
It is for a rental that I have in the Central Valley. It's a backyard wooden fence that is approximately 6 feet high.

I've had to do this before in San Jose and my neighbors here didn't have a problem paying their halves of the fence but I'm not sure if it was required of them to do so.

Can anyone tell me if there is a law that requires the neighbor to pay for half of the shared fence if it requires replacement or repairs?

Thanks

There was a posting about this about a week ago but this is an interview with the diver that interacted with the GWS.

More detailed video as well

Just saw this on DFW website a CalTip Poacher App. It might have been around for a while but it's new to me 

A Confidential Secret Witness Program
CalTIP (Californians Turn In Poachers and Polluters) is a confidential secret witness program that encourages the public to provide Fish and Wildlife with factual information leading to the arrest of poachers and polluters.

CalTIP was introduced in California in 1981 in order to give Californians an opportunity to help protect the state's fish and wildlife resources. The toll free telephone number operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. You do not have to give your name.

To Report a Poacher or Polluter
If you witness a poaching or polluting incident or any fish and wildlife violation, or have information about such a violation, immediately dial the toll free CalTIP number 1 888 334-CALTIP (888 334-2258), 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Or you may submit anonymous tips to CDFW using tip411. tip411 an internet based tool from CitizenObserver.com that enables the public to text message an anonymous tip to wildlife officers and lets the officers respond back creating an anonymous two-way conversation. Anyone with a cell phone may send an anonymous tip to CDFW by texting "CALTIP", followed by a space and the message, to 847411 (tip411).

Or download the free CALTIP smartphone App which operates similarly to tip411 by creating an anonymous two-way conversation with wildlife officers to report wildlife and pollution violations. The CALTIP App can be downloaded for free via the Google Play Store and iTunes App Store.

Be prepared to give the fullest possible account of the incident including the name, address, age and description of the suspect, vehicle description, direction of travel, license number, type of violation and when and where it occurred. You do not have to give your name.

Information from the call is relayed to the CDFW region where the offense occurred and an investigation is undertaken locally. If the information supplied by the caller results in an arrest the caller becomes eligible for a reward. (Rewards up to $1,000 have been paid.) The case is then reviewed by a volunteer citizen's group known as the "CalTIP Rewards Committee".

CalTIP rewards come entirely from donations, no state funds are used. The CalTIP Rewards Committee, not CDFW, receives and administers these funds. Money not used for the payment of rewards goes toward furthering CalTIP's educational goals.

https://www.wildlife.ca.gov/Enforcement/CalTIP

I've seen the DOTY, JDOTY results for 2018 posted.

Were the AOTY, JAOTY 2018 final results posted yet?

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