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Mr. NiceGuy · 09-03-2015, 01:53 PM

Would it save time leaving from Mariner's Basin?

Either from the sand here, or from the end of Mariner's Way road that ends at the north side of the mouth of Mariner's Basin.

I recently launched over the rocks into San Diego River from the dirt parking area. I paddled out by OB Dog Beach. If you don't mind practicing in slightly higher waves than La Jolla Shores, there's a convenient parking lot at Dog Beach and you can launch directly into the ocean from the mouth of the river.

How is fishing at the north end of the Point Loma kelp beds? I was just looking at a map and thinking about that with my morning coffee today. I'm also curious to know more about the sandy areas along Wreck Alley, just to the north of the MB jetty. When the La Jolla yellowtail bite cools down, where should we go to target larger size halibut?

09-03-2015, 01:53 PM	#2
Mr. NiceGuy Manic for Life Join Date: May 2015 Location: San Diego Posts: 839	Would it save time leaving from Mariner's Basin? Either from the sand here, or from the end of Mariner's Way road that ends at the north side of the mouth of Mariner's Basin. I recently launched over the rocks into San Diego River from the dirt parking area. I paddled out by OB Dog Beach. If you don't mind practicing in slightly higher waves than La Jolla Shores, there's a convenient parking lot at Dog Beach and you can launch directly into the ocean from the mouth of the river. How is fishing at the north end of the Point Loma kelp beds? I was just looking at a map and thinking about that with my morning coffee today. I'm also curious to know more about the sandy areas along Wreck Alley, just to the north of the MB jetty. When the La Jolla yellowtail bite cools down, where should we go to target larger size halibut? __________________ Another ho-hum day in Paradise Last edited by Mr. NiceGuy; 09-03-2015 at 02:09 PM.