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Topic: Natural bridges Santa Cruz fishing  (Read 3596 times)

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ginoltk

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Heading out there tomorrow with the family and I wanted to know if any of you fished the area before from a yak or surf( surf fishing ) any feedback and tip would be appreciated. Thanks
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RacinRob

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I think I heard it is an MPA area there near shore, but off shore you are ok. Check to confirm.
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No surf fishing. It's a SMCA,  but you can still fish there as long as you're more than 200 feet offshore.


ginoltk

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Thanks guys for the info

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ffmoto

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I fished up that way about a month ago.  I think the easiest launch is off of Mitchells Cove.  You just need to carry your kayak down some stairs.  Theres a little bit of swell in town so the surf launch might be a little difficult.  I caught one brown rock cod and a kelp greenling off of squid on a halibut rig in about 30fow out off of getchell street.


ginoltk

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Thanks ffmoto

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ffmoto

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No problem.  Looking for fishing buddies after todays shark attack.  Send me a message next time you are looking for someone to fish with.  I'm busy tomorrow and working this weekend or else I would offer to fish with you.  Talk to you soon.
Robert


ffmoto

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Got my days mixed up.  I work mon and tues.  off wednesday thursday friday and saturday if you are around to fish.


casey7

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 I always see pb's fishing Mitchell's to the south of kelp line , to 60 fow , from the beginning of the kelp to the middle of the caves area. Also out at 70 or 80 fow , I never fished out there but I've fished a lot at the 50 60 foot area for rockfish and lings. Usually a higher proportion of underlings there.  There is an area of reef at 80' directly off Natural Bridges and a bit to the west where there is often Pb activity.
 
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