WSB Release @ King Harbor 10am Saturday - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

Saba Slayer · 10-25-2013, 08:19 PM

If you have the time tomorrow (Saturday) to work on your WSB Karma....
Two tanks totaling about 6000 baby WSB will be released into King Harbor tomorrow morning starting at about 10am and lasting until about 3pm.
We need some volunteers to assist with the netting and transfer to the tanks on a truck then the release into the harbor. The fish are about 8" to 10" long and look great!
The WSB grow-out tanks are on the SeaLab property on Harbor Drive across the street from the Power Plant at the north end of King Harbor. You can park in the lot behind the SeaLab by entering through Yacht Club Way (the entrance to the Chart House is on this street). Tell the gate guard you are there for the WSB release and ask for directions. Parking is free. Please enter through the back gate through the parking lot.
It's a good opportunity to see the grow-out tanks and meet some of the volunteers. We could use some new volunteers when we get our next batch of fish.
Thanks
Jim / Saba Slayer

10-25-2013, 08:19 PM	#1
Saba Slayer Senior Member Join Date: May 2007 Location: Palos Verdes Posts: 1,857	WSB Release @ King Harbor 10am Saturday If you have the time tomorrow (Saturday) to work on your WSB Karma.... Two tanks totaling about 6000 baby WSB will be released into King Harbor tomorrow morning starting at about 10am and lasting until about 3pm. We need some volunteers to assist with the netting and transfer to the tanks on a truck then the release into the harbor. The fish are about 8" to 10" long and look great! The WSB grow-out tanks are on the SeaLab property on Harbor Drive across the street from the Power Plant at the north end of King Harbor. You can park in the lot behind the SeaLab by entering through Yacht Club Way (the entrance to the Chart House is on this street). Tell the gate guard you are there for the WSB release and ask for directions. Parking is free. Please enter through the back gate through the parking lot. It's a good opportunity to see the grow-out tanks and meet some of the volunteers. We could use some new volunteers when we get our next batch of fish. Thanks Jim / Saba Slayer