Fishing Long Beach Tomorrow 3-30
 

I am not 100% sure where I am going to launch. I am looking for a free place but may end up just paying to launch at davie's. Or maybe just park at west marine and carry my boat to the water.

ANY SUGGESTIONS?

I am primarily going to target flat fish but I get bored easily and will probably do some breakwall and bass fishing.

I will be launching while the sun is coming up and pretty much fishing all day.

You can park for free on the street in front of the Claremont St. catamaran launch. I believe you can also park at the end of Ocean for free. At the catamaran launch you can walk your yak on concrete to about 80 feet of the water. There are restrooms and an outside shower there too.

You weekday fishermen make me sick... :the_finger:

what time are you going? want to meet up and launch at ocean blvd?

I was going to just try and beat the morning traffic, as far as time I am open to when ever...

I am driving from Lake Elsinore and I figure getting there around 6am would be easy enough. But like I said what ever works.

Will be launching out of dana point at about 630 if anyone is interested in going...will be meeting brokeloser and i think his pops or something.

I have to work M-F !!!!!!!
Whenever i have a chance i run out the back door with my yak on the other hand!!

x2 wire...
I will be down that way this weekend, saturday not sure what, but somewhere around there, maybe somewhere near SI...:reel:

... ha ha ha I have to agree with bus kid ... but good luck :the_finger: catching the flat ones :reel:

:sifone:

Me too! :cheers1:

easy..."all in good time"....good luck out there guys:reel:

one of my favorite haunts.......cat launch is good weekdays all streets by there should be open and FREEE!!!!!!!! Take a small hose for the wash off nears the bathrooms hose bibs water isthere for kite surfers.. tooo cool:cool:

Ocean Blvd has free parking, shouldn't be to hard to find parking on a weekday morning right near the catamaran entrance. The catamaran launch ends about 200'-300' before the waters edge so you'll need to drag your kayak a little, you can try using your kayak cart but if don't have the fat wheels that are for sand its going to be tuff.