flipped the boat at LJ

[tootall]

Sent you a private e-mail and here's my phone number just in case.
619-427-3276

[deepdvr]

That is beautiful

[Jimmyz123]

Sorry to hear about your spill, I hope all is well with you.

[Hypoxic1]

Sure Jimmy, its more a pride and gear thing. Good lesson for you. Its about time you left the bay and started going after big fish. That cobra can take plenty of weight (like a nice big seabass for example). Just make sure you leash up for the surf zone

Chris

[Billy V]

Originally Posted by tootall

Sent you a private e-mail and here's my phone number just in case.
619-427-3276

I've gotta ask...

Do you offer a Dive Service ?
-If not you should because there could be a nice profit in it. BWE members could call you after a wipeout and hopefully regain their fishing gear, etc.

Something to think about....let us know.

[danny]

Originally Posted by Hypoxic1

Yep, I did it. Shoulda just gotten out instead of riding the surf in. Unleashed rods and all. Lost 3 but managed to find 2 of em.
In the unlikely chance that someone found my favorite iron stick, its a 6'ft seeker graphite with a very nice torium 20 reel, AND furthermore it has a very nice brand new yellow butterfly jig attached.

This was at the La jolla landing........

Good luck everyone!!!
Chris

i looked, no luck. i lost a small plano box full of irons also. I came back at low tide no luck.

[yak addact]

TooTall you are the man...

[WahooUSMA]

Originally Posted by Billy V

Sorry to hear about the spill.

I learned long ago that my Hobie is not a surfboard. They turn sideways quickly and you will get your face washed in close interval surf.

Given this knowledge I almost always use the peddles on my return and bungee them in the "up position as I near the shallow water"

Then step out and grab the stern to walk the kayak to shore.
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In very steep surf I have swam the boat in while on the stern handle. I am not the only one that has done this before.

I'm with Billy.....Had my face washed more than once on my Hobie. I just make sure I take the extra min or two and stow my gear before I come in.