Long Beach guys... for what it's worth

[CalicoCody]

Originally Posted by FishNinjaY

questions..

1. what live bait do they have? Sardines? Anchovies?

2. this may be a dumb question, but how exactly do you get in and out of your kayak from a dock? I guess I'll figure it out when I go on the Islander mothership charter, but just wonder if anyone has any tips here. Thanks.




yeah, this sounds great.. I want to try this also!!

He has sardines right now and should have anchovy by this weekend. Spoke with him yesterday

[Raskal311]

Originally Posted by CalicoCody

He has sardines right now and should have anchovy by this weekend. Spoke with him yesterday

I assume its not going to be a big scope like at DP. Can you check on what teh price and quantity is like? Will he be providing buckets to trasport it to the yak?

[PE.rider]

Sounds like they need to invest in a dumbwaiter-winch crane for conveniently servicing the yakkers. Order through VHF radio channels, send down a tethered container for payment, and the bait comes down in a bucket...

I'd give them my business if I can buy bait pier-side...

[CalicoCody]

Originally Posted by Raskal311

I assume its not going to be a big scope like at DP. Can you check on what teh price and quantity is like? Will he be providing buckets to trasport it to the yak?

Yeah you are going to pay a little more for the convenience. His capacity isn't huge and he has to cover hiis fuel expenses to pick it up from Nacho. I talked to him and he told me 10 bucks for 20 sardines (+\- depending on size).

[food4less562]

Originally Posted by CalicoCody

Yeah you are going to pay a little more for the convenience. His capacity isn't huge and he has to cover hiis fuel expenses to pick it up from Nacho. I talked to him and he told me 10 bucks for 20 sardines (+\- depending on size).

Hours of operation? Ask him what is the pricing for the dude that saved his boat from sinking.