LJ This Friday

[LSmoot]

I have kayaked there before, just never fished, so I can tell you that parking is rough. We'll have to drop the yaks at the beach and I'll watch the yaks while you park and vice versa. You have to park on the street about a block away.

As far as paddling out, I have a navionics app on my phone, so that will help us get past the MLPA zone.

[kjsdad619]

Originally Posted by LSmoot

I have kayaked there before, just never fished, so I can tell you that parking is rough. We'll have to drop the yaks at the beach and I'll watch the yaks while you park and vice versa. You have to park on the street about a block away.

As far as paddling out, I have a navionics app on my phone, so that will help us get past the MLPA zone.

The first trip out is always an adventure! Once you get past the white buoy that you can't miss paddling out you are out of the MLPA zone..that is where allot of people start looking for bait. Good luck!!

[LSmoot]

Originally Posted by kjsdad619

The first trip out is always an adventure! Once you get past the white buoy that you can't miss paddling out you are out of the MLPA zone..that is where allot of people start looking for bait. Good luck!!

This contradicts another thread, which states that the white buoy is not the correct marker, and that you still need to paddle another 0.2 miles out to go beyond the MLPA.

[2-Stix]

Originally Posted by LSmoot

I have kayaked there before, just never fished, so I can tell you that parking is rough. We'll have to drop the yaks at the beach and I'll watch the yaks while you park and vice versa. You have to park on the street about a block away.

As far as paddling out, I have a navionics app on my phone, so that will help us get past the MLPA zone.

I have a few apps also as well as wheels for my yak. So I can wait while you park. I'm ready for action. Bringing chovies to chum with to make bait.