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Topic: Caspar Cover Aug 18 Spearfishing & Abs from kayak  (Read 2885 times)

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ArcataAnglerHSU

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Two of my buddies from Eureka came up to Fort Bragg and I took them out on kayaks to some rocks off Caspar beach.

<img src="http://www.randysrockshop.com/vulturesroost/images/aug17dive.jpg">

I just replaced the head on my spear gun and it worked out nicely; I got my first Cabezon!

<img src="http://www.randysrockshop.com/vulturesroost/images/sevennarrow.jpg">

I pulled one abalone that was just barley seven inches... the narrow way!


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Nice going, I was just up the way from you and limited both days on some 8's and slightly bigger. So what did that ab measure out lengthwise-looks big.
 

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Looks like fun, Asa.
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ArcataAnglerHSU

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The abs were each just under nine inches long ways. I've yet to get one over nine; they all seem to be from 8 3/4 to 8 15/16 where I have dove.

Oh yeah, visibility was 8 feet or so; not as good as it has been but still decent. All the bottom fish I speared were in less than five feet of water.
Weather conditions were good, a little wind but we used a clamp I built to connect our kayaks to some kelp. Our low profile in the water made wind a non-issue.
« Last Edit: August 23, 2007, 07:15:44 PM by AsaBSpade »