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Old 03-02-2014, 10:41 AM   #1
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it was so nuts yesterday! We were there! ....Harbor patrol stopped us before it got dark.

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Old 03-02-2014, 10:47 AM   #2
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it was the nuts yesterday! We were there! ....Harbor patrol stopped us before it got dark.
What did they say to you?

And yes, an adventure around every swell! LOL
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Old 03-02-2014, 10:56 AM   #3
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The harbor patrol tells you that you shouldn't be out there, and then tells you to go out farther away from the harbor? Crazy!
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Old 03-02-2014, 10:59 AM   #4
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Yeah, I thought about that too.... as I was dangling in the water.
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Old 03-02-2014, 11:59 AM   #5
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hahah yup Casey, Juan and I were out there. We were all really curious if we could handle the waves. Juan was the voice of reason or WIMP hahah so we stayed on Casey's sailboat. It was a fun attempt thought.
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Old 03-02-2014, 11:04 AM   #6
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our plan was to park the sailboat (That was us over by the bait barge), and work from the kayaks. using the boat to hank out in and be comfortable. We did the same thing last weekend outside the breakwater. I looked at the ocean earlier in the morning and it was not that bad.We stopped off in front of Doheny to check it out @ 4pm and there were waves breaking 300 yards off of shore. (never seen it like that ever). I thought this is not possible but Jettytaco and Juan wanted to give it a shot. So we pulled the boat out of the slip and BAM! The sky opens up with lightning and wind does and 180 degree changes blowin 20+mph. I'm still in jeans and sweatshirt at this point, stuck driving the boat I couldn't get my foul weathers out of the cabin and got soaked. Jetty and Juan dropped there nets and close the harbor and got told not to go out. He took there names and info then drove by me and told me that they would be on there way back.
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our plan was to park the sailboat (That was us over by the bait barge), and work from the kayaks. using the boat to hank out in and be comfortable. We did the same thing last weekend outside the breakwater. I looked at the ocean earlier in the morning and it was not that bad.We stopped off in front of Doheny to check it out @ 4pm and there were waves breaking 300 yards off of shore. (never seen it like that ever). I thought this is not possible but Jettytaco and Juan wanted to give it a shot. So we pulled the boat out of the slip and BAM! The sky opens up with lightning and wind does and 180 degree changes blowin 20+mph. I'm still in jeans and sweatshirt at this point, stuck driving the boat I couldn't get my foul weathers out of the cabin and got soaked. Jetty and Juan dropped there nets and close the harbor and got told not to go out. He took there names and info then drove by me and told me that they would be on there way back.
Wow, gnarly Mothership trip!!! The HarborPatrol took their names or the other way around?

I could totally see me doing that just before the cuffs went on. "Don't tell me I can't go play in the waves! What's your name officer?!!"

I kinda did ruffle their feathers when they told me to move my "traps". I promptly said, "The're hoop nets" I just got a glare and,"You've been warned."

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Old 03-02-2014, 11:18 AM   #8
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The reason that they do that, is because you can be billed for rescue. If you go out and need a rescue its on tax dollars. If you go out and were warned that's negligence and you could be billed for the rescue.
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Yea I saw them breakers way offshore. Now I know why you want a lighter battery on your yak - so you have more room for your BALLS
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Old 03-02-2014, 11:39 AM   #10
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Ok boys, listen up!





I think that what you did last night was pretty dumb.

You knew that we have a major storm in town.

Waves are breaking over the wall.

The harbor patrol ( people that probably know the water much better than you) tell you that it is very dangerous and you shouldn't be there.

You are stubborn and go out there anyways.

You are out at night.

You were solo ( post did not mention company)

You flip your kayak.......



Because of incidents like this, people that like to control others start looking at shutting stuff down.

Your ass was lucky that you were able to climb back in your yak and not get hurt or loose any gear.


Just wait for the sign at the launch...."no kayaks past dusk....penal code.$&@$&@"








Sorry, but that was a bone head move.



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Old 03-02-2014, 11:35 AM   #11
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The reason that they do that, is because you can be billed for rescue. If you go out and need a rescue its on tax dollars. If you go out and were warned that's negligence and you could be billed for the rescue.
Ahhh politics. Love it.

Good one Alan.
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