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Old 10-05-2011, 10:30 PM   #1
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Far and away the easiest launch is from the south at Cabrillo, If surf came way up you could paddle and land inside the bay. Northern PV will make you work for your dinner!

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Man ive never seen it that flat there! Why cant it be like that more often?
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Old 10-05-2011, 10:48 PM   #2
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Your best bet is to go straight south on western.go in the parking lot and launch from there.there's fish there I use to fish there in 93-97 in the summer lots of calico 1 giant croaker.fought the biggest halibut there.good luck it's still about 4 miles one way.
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Old 10-06-2011, 08:05 AM   #3
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Man ive never seen it that flat there! Why cant it be like that more often?
It's often flat in the morning...



Just watch how far you go because the wind comes up hard in Catalina channel in the afternoon.

Cabrillo is alright if you want to fish northwest up along the coast. I wouldn't recommend it for fishing outside or the shoe unless we have a very stable weather pattern. This time of year I have been caught outside in sea conditions that were just unbelivibaly bad in my skiff while chasing Billfish off Cat right out in front of there. Times where it was everything I could do just to get back in.

Rats beach is not bad if you have the balls for the incline. Pack light with minimal gear and you need a good cart. Like Cabrillo you have to watch the conditions especially surf there but at times it's great.


I usually fish my mini-x there as it's easier to cart up and down the hill, and land in questionable surf.


Rats beach is probably the safest wind wise since it's a easy paddle in as long as you don't go around the point down towards lighthouse.

I also fish PV out of Redondo but it's a long paddle and it's best to leave really early and head in before the wind comes up. Usually the wind angle is alright, but watch for building seas with a hard north wind.



Can be good when the conditions are right, though it's nothing like La Jolla.

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