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Gearing Up and Rigging Up / Re: Reel for Morro Bay?
« on: November 13, 2019, 03:08:23 PM »
just come over and borrow a rod

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Hookups and Fishing Reports (Viewable by Public) / Re: Mossdale landing
« on: November 12, 2019, 10:22:41 AM »
just a lot less current and easier overall access to me. you can launch at tracy oasis and get to the back of clifton court pretty easy.   there is also one spot there i used to hand launch off the levee which wasn't too bad.

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Hookups and Fishing Reports (Viewable by Public) / Re: Mossdale landing
« on: November 12, 2019, 10:13:20 AM »
I was thinking about drifting live bait from Mossdale down river to Dos Reis and have someone pick me up there. I think I may try Tracy Oasis soon because there's a little less current there most of the time. Does anybody know if there is a grass problem up here like there is in Rio Vista? Can't even troll down there.
never had a huge problem there before but you might want to ask some of the bass guys on facebook if you have it.  good stretch of river from mossdale down to dos reis.

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Hookups and Fishing Reports (Viewable by Public) / Re: Mossdale landing
« on: November 12, 2019, 09:10:14 AM »
pretty decent current through that area at times - recommend paddling upstream from your launch and coming back down. haven't fished it in years.  i preferred grant line canal in tracy over it.

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General Talk / Re: Crab Thievery My Thoughts --> Stay Close
« on: November 01, 2019, 02:56:42 PM »
This might be an odd question, but is it technically illegal to pull someone else's pot? If you're on a pier or party boat and someone's rod goes off next to you and the rod's owner is nowhere to be seen, and you take the rod and reel in the fish, is that technically illegal?

I'm in no way defending crab thieves but I wonder if it's a difficult law to really enforce. I also haven't crabbed in a few years, so not sure if rules have changed that would make this easier to enforce.
It is currently against the law.

Another idea may be to make your buoy unmistakably your own - like a giant hot pink medicine ball or something.   
I put silver reflective aluminum duct tape on mine so i am pretty certain of my pots.  yet to see anything that looks like mine.

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General Talk / Re: Crab Thievery My Thoughts --> Stay Close
« on: November 01, 2019, 02:04:09 PM »
This might be an odd question, but is it technically illegal to pull someone else's pot? If you're on a pier or party boat and someone's rod goes off next to you and the rod's owner is nowhere to be seen, and you take the rod and reel in the fish, is that technically illegal?

I'm in no way defending crab thieves but I wonder if it's a difficult law to really enforce. I also haven't crabbed in a few years, so not sure if rules have changed that would make this easier to enforce.
It is currently against the law.

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General Talk / Re: Bass kayak fishing forum?
« on: October 17, 2019, 12:01:38 PM »
there's a billion people on facebook who fish for those ditch pickles.

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General Talk / Re: Want salmon eggs ?
« on: October 07, 2019, 02:22:47 PM »

I dont brine or cure for Sturgeon. Just use as is and tie it on. Works fine.

Good to know. I tried that last year with cheese cloth, after soaking it for 30 min there was a layer of white film covered on the roe ball. Is that normal?

Sorry for derail the topic.
that's whats left over after the eggs milk.  they don't last very long...30 minutes or so its time to change it.

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dates are posted on FB but apparently Albion isn't going to be ready for registration until january 1.

Albion Open 2020 will be on July 25th 2020 at the Albion River Campground. They are still working on their online registration still but you can call to reserve your camping spot in the meantime (You Can't do this -bmb). Registration for the event and event details will be available in the near future via Albionopen.com. This years Albion Open will benefit The Coastside Fishing Club and their net pen project. Last year were were able to raise $5,000 thanks to our competitive participants and our wonderful sponsors.

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General Talk / Re: What Kayak Brand should MBK add to their retail?
« on: October 02, 2019, 12:15:36 PM »
Us folks over at Native have a pretty large line of fishing kayaks now.  We have lightweight thermoforms made by Hurricane and also have the lightest and most popular 10' pedal kayak around with the Slayer Propel 10.  The new Slayer Max 12.5 is really exciting and was designed for both open water and freshwater.  We've got plenty of good paddle yaks too. With Mike Mowrey as our distributor things have really picked up and there is strong dealer service.   I'm sure we can get a demo of the Max out there in Late October for you guys.

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General Talk / Re: Anyone got any leads for fishing down in Cabo?
« on: September 30, 2019, 10:15:23 AM »
Hey yall,

I'm going to Cabo for a week next June.  I want to get on a few fishing boats and get into some tropicals.  Anyone ever chartered down there? Any tips?  Long ways away, but I'm trying to plan it out well.

Thanks!
Stof
Cabeza de martillo is a jerk but also spends a lot of time down there.

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General Talk / Re: Anyone use a Sprinter Van to transport their kayak?
« on: September 30, 2019, 09:53:33 AM »
Tellin ya, the 170 WB is the way to go.  Jake Traba travels the country in his and can sleep in it and have two hobies stacked on each other if he wants to.  send him a PM - trabajake
http://www.norcalkayakanglers.com/index.php?action=profile;u=15472

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General Talk / Re: Anyone use a Sprinter Van to transport their kayak?
« on: September 26, 2019, 11:08:46 PM »
believe you need a 170 extended wheelbase.

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Kayaks / Re: Hobie or Old Town or...
« on: August 29, 2019, 10:07:28 AM »
you probably saw Moo's video. He's a member here.  MooMoo Outdoors.

Headwaters in Lodi has some other options also - new Slayer Max Propel 12.5 should be pretty comparable to both the outback and the predator, but at a lower price than the OB.  We have improved our seating height with the new model.  Should see some of those boats showing up in shops in Late Oct/Early Nov.  I'll have one and my distributor will have one that people are always welcome to demo.  It will be a little heavier than the topwater but has some pretty cool little features.

It should have plenty of seating room - our new cockpit is 25" wide all the way through so plenty of leg room. 

As for drilling through for a transducer - highly doubt that will be a warranty problem as long as you don't drill below the waterline.  Of course if your custom installation is the cause for a hull failure then most manufacturers won't cover that.


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That’s a really nice lake setup...
It's developed for both salt and freshwater.  New upswept bow raker, improved turning, sharper entry.  not as squared off as some of our models in the rear, 34" wide. My Manta Ray Propel handles the ocean just fine and is not as capable of a kayak as this one is.  Have never had a problem with my propel drives in saltwater and I've had them as long as anyone on the west coast.  just needs occasional maintenance.

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