LA Area - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

GTboosted · 10-12-2016, 07:57 PM

True true. I actually dont mind long drives...just dont think I can be on the road for looong drives every single weekend.

I have been going to June lake loop(5hrs one way) for years but now that I have a trailer I might make it up there once a month starting next spring.

I am just like everyone here, happy to just be on the water. Pissed when I get skunked but overall, always go back.

Only reason why I asked was because I have a beast of a kayak and dont think I can drag it or launch thru the old spots I used to go thru. In reality I dont want no honey hole, just some info on really accesible launch sites besides the obvious harbors. Maybe some private rd where I can slap my wheels on and launch thru small surf. But I guess there is none or someone really thinks another kayaker will deplete their secret spot lol

Maybe once my kayak has battle scars I will say fugg it and go back to county line again

10-12-2016, 07:57 PM	#11
GTboosted Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2014 Location: Lake Balboa, The Valley Posts: 425	True true. I actually dont mind long drives...just dont think I can be on the road for looong drives every single weekend. I have been going to June lake loop(5hrs one way) for years but now that I have a trailer I might make it up there once a month starting next spring. I am just like everyone here, happy to just be on the water. Pissed when I get skunked but overall, always go back. Only reason why I asked was because I have a beast of a kayak and dont think I can drag it or launch thru the old spots I used to go thru. In reality I dont want no honey hole, just some info on really accesible launch sites besides the obvious harbors. Maybe some private rd where I can slap my wheels on and launch thru small surf. But I guess there is none or someone really thinks another kayaker will deplete their secret spot lol Maybe once my kayak has battle scars I will say fugg it and go back to county line again