Where's the best Nor Cal Kayak (coastal) fishing spot???

My vote goes to Linda Mar.....can't beat the variety of fish caught from the early days to the present 

Here are some oldies but goodies...

Bill and Jselli - Lings - Sept. '05
Colm with 25 # King - Aug. '05
Craig with 22# Striper -
JTF with a Thresher - July '06
Tim with a couple of gigantic stripers - July '04
Roger with the WSB  - 2004
Kevin,Fred and Me - Kings - Aug. '04
Chris - Kings - 2004
Joel & Bill - Cabezon - 2005

I like that picture of Tim and how that salmon just gets lost between those huge stripers.

BigSur 
the Seals are so friendly!

you know mooch i might just agree with you there....

muir's popped out some pretty good fish too-- salmon, halibut, stripers, lings...but nothing with the consistency of LM.

if its coastal then i havent really been anywhere but bean.  bean is pretty awesome though for cabezon city! linda mar is a bit scary because of how those waves just come from miles and miles seemingly.

Seems a bit salt centric. Berryessa has a great variety of fish, just about any freshwater species you want lives there.

Spotted bass
Smallmouth
Largemouth
Kokanee
Kings
Trout
Crappie
Bluegill
Catfish

I apologize, maybe I should be more clear about my post - title revised.

you know mooch i might just agree with you there....

muir's popped out some pretty good fish too-- salmon, halibut, stripers, lings...but nothing with the consistency of LM.

Yeah Steve, I've fished Muir a couple times and skunked it... I should have used you as a guide I remember you pulling out a Big King out of that place - as well as some Halibut 

I'd give Bean Hollow a close second....I've seen a BIG thresher tail slapping bait fish there once.

Your compilation of LM's species is impressive, Mooch.  I'd love to fish there and many will agree it's the best spot.

I like Shelter Cove because it's remote, very beautiful, the fish might be bigger on average, and the chance of catching a Pacific Halibut makes it unique.

I caught a 38 pound king there in '06 paddling solo, so of course it's one of my favorites.   

Buck's Landing....by far!   

BigSur 
the Seals are so friendly!

Seal on Yak + Big Sur = Landlord


My votes for Big Sur.

My vote go to the Lost Coast!

Nice seal shot!  I had one of those bastards jump on deck while fishing Trinidad last year, broke my fish finder mount, lost my pliers and pooped myself a little bit.  Fun times.

Nice seal shot!  I had one of those bastards jump on deck while fishing Trinidad last year, broke my fish finder mount, lost my pliers and pooped myself a little bit.  Fun times.

too funny!!!.....this lil'guy was jumping from Yak to Yak, whoever paddled up new, he'd come and visit you, til a new person showed up.No sharks seen or even thought(that day)

Nice seal shot!  I had one of those bastards jump on deck while fishing Trinidad last year, broke my fish finder mount, lost my pliers and pooped myself a little bit.  Fun times.

too funny!!!.....this lil'guy was jumping from Yak to Yak, whoever paddled up new, he'd come and visit you, til a new person showed up.No sharks seen or even thought(that day)

Yeah, that's it. You always SEE the landlord when he's around. Yep 

Polygamist Al and I had a little incident there ourselves a couple years ago. Pucker factor.

i remember the story..... told by you&Al at Elk.