Quote from: sandshred on October 07, 2018, 04:30:12 PM

Quote from: Tez on October 07, 2018, 01:16:10 PM

Quote from: sandshred on October 07, 2018, 09:06:24 AM

Sea Ranch is legit.
There is public access to the beach, you just have to walk in from the public parking near the highway.
Its worth it.

Make sure you stay on the marked public trails.  The Sea Ranch residents take their property rights very seriously, and don't like visitors.  They will probably be watching you, your car, and your kayak the whole time.  The authorities are called out regularly, for just about any reason they can come up with.

ya, probably shouldn't even go there. Or anyone else for that matter.

I just think its funny how people think Sea Ranch is some sacred off limits place.
  Sure, "stay on the trails". But who goes off the trail anyways?
 What's even funnier,,, me blowing up the spot.

Autocorrect typo? Not sure what you’re saying.

Yes.

No. Not in a 5 gallon bucket with an aerator.

Quote from: MontanaN8V on February 18, 2018, 08:07:21 AM

Be a big boy and carry your license. That is the problem today, we are lazy. Let technology do it.
I dont regulate Title 14, but ANY time our regs call for documentation to be produced on request and you aint got it, I will give you some so you dont feel left out until you get it taken care of. Yes I can research licenses for blasters with a phone or radio call. What does the LAW say? Really no excuse other than you are lazy.

Yes, I realize it is the "LAW" and that's why I don't fish if I forget my license. The question is whether this law makes sense in 2018, and I say no. It seems to me that a minimal use of technology---nothing fancy or cutting edge required---would make it easier for everyone, including the warden, and more secure to boot.