HB harbor?

[alanw]

Originally Posted by jruiz

Weird way to use a net

I thought it, then you said it

[t-$money bussard]

thanks guys will now have to figure out where seabridge park is at. and if anyone wants to come along youre more than welcome to. ill post what day im going nxt weekend most likely going to be saturday around 7 am. ill keep everyone posted on this thread.

[FishNinjaY]

Originally Posted by t-$money bussard

thanks guys will now have to figure out where seabridge park is at. and if anyone wants to come along youre more than welcome to. ill post what day im going nxt weekend most likely going to be saturday around 7 am. ill keep everyone posted on this thread.

Pretty easy.. search Google Maps "Sea Bridge Park, Huntington Harbor, CA" or just get to Edinger and Bolsa Chica, and you'll be close. Take Edinger, and right before the small bridge, turn left. I don't recall the street name, but if you go over a bridge and water, you've just passed it. The street ends at the Sea Bridge Park parking lot. The side that has the bathrooms is the sandy launch area. Have fun.. I don't know my schedule that Saturday, but I'll keep an eye on this thread.

[FishNinjaY]

hey money, got your PM..
I'll let you know about that Saturday. I might be in dance recital purgatory.. but if I'm free, I'd love to join you.

Here's a pic.. the yellow lines are pretty obvious.. that area of current you were asking about are the light green lines. But, like I said, it shouldn't be an issue in a kayak, but enough to notice the effort!

[kobra]

Can you launch from the boat ramp?

[bus kid]

Originally Posted by kobra

Can you launch from the boat ramp?

Yes but you pay the parking fee. You coming up?

[kobra]

Originally Posted by bus kid

Yes but you pay the parking fee. You coming up?

Just wondering about the launch ramp. I've always launched from the beach. I need to get my but up there soon for one of those Team Sewer adventures.

[FishNinjaY]

Originally Posted by jruiz

Weird way to use a net

Originally Posted by alanw

I thought it, then you said it

well, I'm just a noob..
but I'm always eager to learn from a master .. what was wrong with using a net?

[alanw]

Originally Posted by FishNinjaY

well, I'm just a noob..
but I'm always eager to learn from a master .. what was wrong with using a net?

Nothing wrong with using a net... it's just that the net usually goes in the water and the fish is led into it, making for a nice C&R without harming the fish, or to land a fish too heavy to lift out. I've never used one to catch flying fish

[FishNinjaY]

Originally Posted by alanw

Nothing wrong with using a net... it's just that the net usually goes in the water and the fish is led into it, making for a nice C&R without harming the fish, or to land a fish too heavy to lift out. I've never used one to catch flying fish

makes sense.. I used to just haul the fish up onto my my landing skirt. Someone told me to get one of these sof-nets by Frabill that are less traumatic than the mesh landing skirt. Plus, I used to have a habit of overwinding and leaving my line too short.. making the "flying fish" lol..

[bus kid]

Night session tomorrow night(7-13-13) launching at 5:00pm sea bridge park.