Malibu

[monkeyfishturds]

Jim, i responded to radastaff, not you. You must have thought of yourself, since you quoted me. No worries, i have nothing more to say about the closure.

[radastaff]

Originally Posted by monkeyfishturds

Point Dume State Marine Conservation Area


Map: JPG | PDF
Boundary: This area is bounded by the mean high tide line and straight lines connecting the following points in the order listed:
34° 02.28' N. lat. 118° 53.00' W. long.;
33° 59.14' N. lat. 118° 53.00' W. long.; thence southeastward along the three nautical mile offshore boundary to
33° 56.96' N. lat. 118° 49.20' W. long.; and
34° 00.76' N. lat. 118° 49.20' W. long.









Permitted/Prohibited Uses: Take of all living marine resources is prohibited except:

1. The recreational take of pelagic finfish, including Pacific bonito, and white seabass by spearfishing is allowed.

If you read closely radastaff, white sea bass are not on the pelagic finfish list. Only spearfishermen are allowed to take them in this area, not recreational fishermen.
But since this is a San Diego based site, with more yellowtail and white sea bass than anywhere in So.Cal.. Why would they bother driving 3 hours to Malibu?
With white sea bass being caught from Punta Baja to Monterey,Ca. Seems pointless to go chasing ones tail?

agreed
but
i only mentioned WSB as to the effect that
u can get them up and down the coast
as u point out
not as to wether they can be had in the new point dume zones or not

and in fact
what i ment to write
was that u cant keep any fish in the more southeastern zone
which is the point dume marine reserve
which ends at westard beach and goes to the northern edge of paradise parking lot
...

Point Dume State Marine Reserve


Map: JPG | PDF
Boundary: This area is bounded by the mean high tide line and straight lines connecting the following points in the order listed:
34° 00.76' N. lat. 118° 49.20' W. long.;
33° 56.96' N. lat. 118° 49.20' W. long.; thence eastward along the three nautical mile offshore boundary to
33° 57.06' N. lat. 118° 47.26' W. long.; and
34° 01.20' N. lat. 118° 47.26' W. long.
Permitted/Prohibited Uses: Take of all living marine resources is prohibited.

[jorluivil]

Should I get the popcorn ready or is the show over?

[radastaff]

Originally Posted by monkeyfishturds

Zuma and Broad Beach are the same, pelagics only, no white sea bass for fishermen. The closure ends at Encinal Canyon. This MLPA closure will be fully realized in the near future. Squid don't always spawn in the same place every year. Many years, they spawn at Trancas Point/Broad Beach. Next time and everytime they do in the future, we will not be able to fish for white sea bass there.

Jim. when you used to go on the L.A. sites, you would tell them to fish La Jolla. Now your on the La Jolla site telling them to fish Malibu. Why haven't you told them to fish your area, Redondo/Manhatten Beach? There has been and still is a white sea bass bite in your neck of the woods.

also agree
unless u are out from westward beach or southeast of there
which is still zuma as far as i know

[Fiskadoro]

Originally Posted by monkeyfishturds

Jim, i responded to radastaff, not you....

So when you said this....

Originally Posted by monkeyfishturds

Jim. when you used to go on the L.A. sites, you would tell them to fish La Jolla. Now your on the La Jolla site telling them to fish Malibu.

.......you were not talking to me, you were talking to radastaff.

Well you'll have to excuse me. It really sounded like your calling me out by name, and I mean since you've posted that same dig (it never gets old) at me maybe half a dozen times or more in the past, I just figured you were talking to me. I've fished with radastaff in Malibu, and I honestly did not recall that he's from Redondo, that he'd sworn off the Malibu boards, or that his name was Jim. Ole radastaff, and I have more in common then I realized. I always knew he was a great fisherman but this is just cool!!

Thanks for the clarification though. Good to know that it wasn't personal, and that you say that same stuff to anyone who posts anything, even general information about Malibu.


Oh and thanks for that Redondo bite info. Getting my gear together right now

Jim

[jorluivil]

Originally Posted by Fiskadoro

So when you said this....



.......you were not talking to me, you were talking to radastaff.

HHHHhhhhmmmm!!!!! Very curious.... I've fished with radastaff in Malibu, and I honestly did not recall that he's from Redondo, that he'd sworn off the Malibu boards, or that his name was Jim.

You'll have to excuse me. It really sounded like your calling me out by name, and I mean since you've posted that same dig (it never gets old) at me maybe half a dozen times or more in the past, I just figured you were talking to me.

Thanks for the clarification though.

Good to know that wasn't personal, and that you say that same stuff to anyone who posts anything, even general information about Malibu. Seems a bit agro, but I guess you got to go with what you know.

Ole radastaff, have more in common then I realized. I always knew he was a great fisherman but this is just cool!!


Oh and thanks for that Redondo bite info. Getting my gear together right now

Jim

I'll see you at the launch

[radastaff]

Originally Posted by monkeyfishturds

Zuma and Broad Beach are the same, pelagics only, no white sea bass for fishermen. The closure ends at Encinal Canyon. This MLPA closure will be fully realized in the near future. Squid don't always spawn in the same place every year. Many years, they spawn at Trancas Point/Broad Beach. Next time and everytime they do in the future, we will not be able to fish for white sea bass there.

Jim. when you used to go on the L.A. sites, you would tell them to fish La Jolla. Now your on the La Jolla site telling them to fish Malibu. Why haven't you told them to fish your area, Redondo/Manhatten Beach? There has been and still is a white sea bass bite in your neck of the woods.

my bad on this
zuma proper is palegic only
as u mention
and since its not included by the dfg
no c-bass unless ure a spero

and
im not getting involved in the bickering
and dont have any opinions i wish to express at this time
about any of that bu stuff

[radastaff]

Originally Posted by jorluivil

Should I get the popcorn ready or is the show over?

show over
save ure popcorn for the olympics later on tonight

to bad they dont have olympic's fishing

[Fiskadoro]

Originally Posted by radastaff

no c-bass unless ure a spero...

That's what I've heard. Gary is up on the regs, he's been trying to get me to go spear with him at BKR.

Originally Posted by radastaff

....im not getting involved in the bickering

Dude!!! You are far too diplomatic! I swear he's got me wondering though. Is your name really Jim?

[radastaff]

Originally Posted by 'Cuda

Royal Palms State Beach Park north of San Pedro used to produce some good WSB before the record red tides of '05....especially juveniles throwing a Kroc in the kelp beds....I had my best Calico day there...11 fish in the 4-6 lb range in an hour or so. Used to catch halibut every other outing at places like off Sunset Point and County Line...you can still get big threshers if you paddle far enough out and remember the world record spear caught WSB...97 lbs...was straight out from Neptune's Net.
But me.....I go down to Baja.

ive caught some nice ones(Co's)
right off the flat top rocks there

just a bit scetchy
with a rising tide


also a sketchy launch there too
lots of rocks
did it once or twice

[jorluivil]

Originally Posted by 'Cuda

Royal Palms State Beach Park north of San Pedro used to produce some good WSB before the record red tides of '05....especially juveniles throwing a Kroc in the kelp beds....I had my best Calico day there...11 fish in the 4-6 lb range in an hour or so. Used to catch halibut every other outing at places like off Sunset Point and County Line...you can still get big threshers if you paddle far enough out and remember the world record spear caught WSB...97 lbs...was straight out from Neptune's Net.
But me.....I go down to Baja.

Before I caught a mega jumbo super fat calico on my last islander trip my largest calico was just south of royal palms in the kelp beds, that was also back in 05 or 06. Hell, I recall fishing White Point beach from the surf and catching cabezon....miss those days.

[Old Man in the Sea]

Yes,,,back in the days when you were younger and better looking...yea we all miss those days along with you...

[TJones]

time on water. i am in burbank . i still haven't figured out where to catch the fish. i did try county line 3 - 4 weeks back. like mentioned above , surfers don't go there for nothing. squid boats around , made some and tried fishing for a little bit. where else is a good spot to try . i have not been able to catch a game fish this year.

[bus kid]

Originally Posted by jorluivil

I'll see you at the launch

Good and take stinky back with you too, since he played in my back yard, there has not been a wsb seen!

[bubblehide]

Originally Posted by bus kid

Good and take stinky back with you too, since he played in my back yard, there has not been a wsb seen!

But can ya still smell um?

[bus kid]

Originally Posted by bubblehide

But can ya still smell um?

I smell wsb farts everytime I go out.