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Topic: Hi central coast.  (Read 906 times)

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grungydungy

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Hey everyone, my name is mason and I got into kayak fishing this fall.  I spend winters in Santa Cruz and I'm trying to figure out what I can do while rockfish is closed.  I have a crab trap and ring as well as some snare traps.  Does anyone have ideas for other winter fishing opportunities?


Sailfish

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Welcome aboard Mason  :smt006  You can still yakfish for Halibuts, Perches, and Sand Dabs around SC or fishing for Stripers in the river or lakes close-by.
"Life is not about waiting for the storms to pass...it's about learning how to dance in the rain."


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Sin Coast

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You can get rock crabs in the SC area, but dungies tend to be deeper than 150ft. Which is a lot of rope for a kayak! Although, you never know til you go, right? So maybe give it a try then fish for sanddabs (and other flatfish) while your crabtraps soak. You can also target perch. Or sharks & rays in Moss landing.
Bummer that Loch Lomond isn't allowing kayaks again this year...or else I'd say go check it out...very pretty lake.
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