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Topic: Crabs despite swell?  (Read 769 times)

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Malibu_Two

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  • Location: Pacifica
  • Date Registered: Jul 2005
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Is anyone going out this weekend? The swells look big, but I've been planning this for quite a while...
May the fish be mighty and the seas be meek...


jmairey

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what about somewhere protected like santa cruz/capitola?

J
john m. airey


Sail Fisk

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Is anyone going out this weekend? The swells look big, but I've been planning this for quite a while...

I am planning to go this Sunday.  Bodega Bay (Doran Beach) preferably but this is the first time I am going crabbing at Doran Beach.  I'd done it there in the jetties but just for red crabs.  I have to check the swell forecast tomorrow to confirm.

My kayak is ready for crab pot actions.  Where do you want to go? 

-Ron
South San Francisco
Ron del Mundo
So. San Francisco
"If you never get wet, cold, exhausted, or scared, you never appreciate being dry, warm, well rested, or safe."  (M. McCrea, Canoe & Kayak magazine)


 

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