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Topic: Closer rock-fishing spot to peninsula  (Read 1601 times)

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Charlie

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I live in Palo Alto and I'm looking for places to go fishing rockfish. I can go to Monterey, yet I was wondering if there are closer locations (Santa Cruz, Half moon bay etc).
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dilbeck

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Yes, Santa Cruz and Half Moon Bay are both closer options that are often frequented.



LilRiverMan

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If you are new go to Santa Cruz or Capitola. Not the best fishing(although SC has been producing well for some this year) but a good way to practice for more difficult spots
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