Evening tidelands 4-6-09 - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

Geoffkoop · 04-07-2009, 12:20 PM

That is a nice area. Next time throw an iron at him

aftahour · 04-07-2009, 12:56 PM

great pics...

whb1957 · 04-07-2009, 03:26 PM

Let me guess, the jerk with the yak problem was in the boat with the blue inflatable dingy..the one in your last picture? If so, I've had a few problems with that guy. He get's ticked if you just fish within about 20 feet of his boat.

-scallywag- · 04-07-2009, 03:44 PM

all you need is a late night, a hobie, a knife (to cut the dingy loose), a cordless drill and a 3" hole saw....

kansas · 04-07-2009, 06:08 PM

Greetings Gents...I am the new guy. Wow, had a great late afternoon and evening. Caught quite a few spotties on the south side of bridge piling '9'...saw another yakker fishing the East side of the mooring area so thought I would go pick his brain a little. Starting to learn quite a bit and thought I should start to head in. Thats when the "occupant" of the Reggea Wave decided to go absolutely psycho on me. If I remember right it is the furthest East and second from the bridge Catamaran looking sail boat with a Cujo looking dog for a partner. He had been watching us for quite sometime before he decided to pick a fight. Actually calling me "tough guy" to try and provoke me. I recommend staying clear. I have a few emails in to the owners of the mooring and the Harbor police to see if I can track down the rules and regulations of the mooring. Does anyone know if we are able to go in and out of there?

Anyway, great evening aside from that altercation.

Sherm, I caught three more on a drift along the wall north of the beach.

Brett

blitzburgh · 04-07-2009, 07:20 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kansas

Does anyone know if we are able to go in and out of there?

Yes. It is completely within your rights to be in there as long as you do not trespass or tie to any of the moored vessels, baring an emergency. That guy was just being a douche.

prowlerdude · 04-07-2009, 07:40 PM

If its a trimaran third row in from the bridge count me in too. Dude gave me the stink-eye for about 20 minutes throwing his arms in the air and stuff about three months ago. Sounds like he may be escalating. See what happens when the "sea-hag" crosses her legs....

Sherm · 04-08-2009, 12:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kansas

Greetings Gents...I am the new guy. Wow, had a great late afternoon and evening. Caught quite a few spotties on the south side of bridge piling '9'...saw another yakker fishing the East side of the mooring area so thought I would go pick his brain a little. Starting to learn quite a bit and thought I should start to head in. Thats when the "occupant" of the Reggea Wave decided to go absolutely psycho on me. If I remember right it is the furthest East and second from the bridge Catamaran looking sail boat with a Cujo looking dog for a partner. He had been watching us for quite sometime before he decided to pick a fight. Actually calling me "tough guy" to try and provoke me. I recommend staying clear. I have a few emails in to the owners of the mooring and the Harbor police to see if I can track down the rules and regulations of the mooring. Does anyone know if we are able to go in and out of there?

Anyway, great evening aside from that altercation.

Sherm, I caught three more on a drift along the wall north of the beach.

Brett

Sorry about getting the name wrong Brett. At my age

I'm glad I remembered it started with a "B". NIce fishing with you and sorry I forgot to warn you about the guy in the trimaran.

kansas · 04-08-2009, 03:41 PM

Sherm, no problem I had forgotten your name as well. Hope we get to fish together again...next time I will have one of those fine smelling cigars too.

OK, so the gouge directly from the port/harbor police is that we are NOT breaking any rules by going in and out of these mooring areas. We can also fish anywhere in there that we like. That water is public property. We just cannot come into contact with any of the vessels moored or their mooring balls...think someone already said this but just wanted to reiterate.

A good number to save into your cell phone would be to the port/harbor police dispatch...619-686-6272...for when we have our annual "under the reggea wave" halibut tournament.

Oh, they have heard ALOT about this same dude and encourage anyone that gets physically harassed to file a complaint.

Take care folks,
Brett

04-07-2009, 03:26 PM	#3
whb1957 Junior Join Date: Feb 2009 Posts: 3	Jerk with the yak problem Let me guess, the jerk with the yak problem was in the boat with the blue inflatable dingy..the one in your last picture? If so, I've had a few problems with that guy. He get's ticked if you just fish within about 20 feet of his boat.

04-07-2009, 12:20 PM	#1
Geoffkoop Member Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: So. Orange County Posts: 302	That is a nice area. Next time throw an iron at him

04-07-2009, 12:56 PM	#2
aftahour Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: torrance Posts: 155	great pics...

04-07-2009, 03:44 PM	#4
-scallywag- Banned Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: on the road... Posts: 598	all you need is a late night, a hobie, a knife (to cut the dingy loose), a cordless drill and a 3" hole saw....

04-07-2009, 06:08 PM	#5
kansas Junior Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 12	Greetings Gents...I am the new guy. Wow, had a great late afternoon and evening. Caught quite a few spotties on the south side of bridge piling '9'...saw another yakker fishing the East side of the mooring area so thought I would go pick his brain a little. Starting to learn quite a bit and thought I should start to head in. Thats when the "occupant" of the Reggea Wave decided to go absolutely psycho on me. If I remember right it is the furthest East and second from the bridge Catamaran looking sail boat with a Cujo looking dog for a partner. He had been watching us for quite sometime before he decided to pick a fight. Actually calling me "tough guy" to try and provoke me. I recommend staying clear. I have a few emails in to the owners of the mooring and the Harbor police to see if I can track down the rules and regulations of the mooring. Does anyone know if we are able to go in and out of there? Anyway, great evening aside from that altercation. Sherm, I caught three more on a drift along the wall north of the beach. Brett

04-07-2009, 07:40 PM	#7
prowlerdude Senior Member Join Date: May 2007 Location: Clairemont Posts: 116	If its a trimaran third row in from the bridge count me in too. Dude gave me the stink-eye for about 20 minutes throwing his arms in the air and stuff about three months ago. Sounds like he may be escalating. See what happens when the "sea-hag" crosses her legs....

04-08-2009, 03:41 PM	#9
kansas Junior Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 12	Sherm, no problem I had forgotten your name as well. Hope we get to fish together again...next time I will have one of those fine smelling cigars too. OK, so the gouge directly from the port/harbor police is that we are NOT breaking any rules by going in and out of these mooring areas. We can also fish anywhere in there that we like. That water is public property. We just cannot come into contact with any of the vessels moored or their mooring balls...think someone already said this but just wanted to reiterate. A good number to save into your cell phone would be to the port/harbor police dispatch...619-686-6272...for when we have our annual "under the reggea wave" halibut tournament. Oh, they have heard ALOT about this same dude and encourage anyone that gets physically harassed to file a complaint. Take care folks, Brett