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Topic: The “Two Rod” Stamp  (Read 877 times)

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Hojoman

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April 30, 2009

Question: I would like to get a clear answer regarding the “two rod” stamp. Since I’m an avid surf fisherman, I’m most concerned with the use of two rods when surf fishing on the coast Thanks. (Joseph Y.)

Answer: A second-rod stamp is only required when fishing in inland waters and may only be used in those areas that do not have special requirements where only artificial lures or barbless hooks may be used. You are allowed to fish with as many rods as you can manage while surf fishing. You may also use multiple rods for other ocean fisheries as long as those fisheries do not have hook or line restrictions (e.g. rockfish, lingcod and salmon have gear restrictions.) See Fish and Game Code Section 28.65 for more details.