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Topic: Any great salt kayak fishing guides between like Bodega Bay and Big Sur?  (Read 706 times)

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GELLFEX

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My wife and I are going to be bumming around for a few days middle of August after a family gathering in Marin, and I was hoping to find a day of kayak fishing. We haven't even decided whether to drive north or south from the Bay area. Any tips? I'm a very experienced paddler, whitewater and salt fishing. I was really disappointed a few years ago visiting the Kenai in AK that I couldn't find a kayak guide. Took a boring halibut 6-pack trip. Hopefully this time will work out better!


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If you don’t mind driving, Monterey Bay Kayaks rents kayaks you can fish from and even has guides too
Good luck
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Eric Stockwell is a great guide, and I believe he can outfit you with everything you need for a fun day catching fish. He primarily guides at Shelter Cove which would be about a 3hr40min drive from Marin. My son and friends of ours went out with him on Thursday, and caught halibut, lingcod, mixed rock fish, and sharks.

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If you are experienced with your own kayaks, I would recommend Albion river campground. No guides that i know of but great fishing and scenery. You can paddle up the river for some beautiful scenery as well. I believe they have kayaks for rent but not sure if they are set up for fishing. Good idea to check swell reports for the area.

Is a bit of a drive from your area though.

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