| Small Coastal Villages w/ Fishing? I'm tired of Baja (and skeered) so I'm looking for something up here along the coast. But I want small ... not too big of a tourist trap. I want to walk my rod & reel out on the dock/pier and spend the day without all the hustle and bustle of Ferris Wheels, etc.
Anyone? I don't want to go any farther north than SF. |
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| Know any Marines? Pendleton is the only place I know of that meets your criteria.
San Clemente, maybe? Last I was there, they had a pier but don't know about the rules or how good the fishing is. |
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| Hearst State Park in SLO has a pier: »www.slostateparks.com/hearst_mem···#fishing Know anything about that area? |
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| I love San Luis Obispo. That's about all I know. Spent most of the time watching my son play baseball, but snuck away with the youngest for some sightseeing. No idea on the fishing.
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| Representin' since the 16th c., yo.
I'll look more into SLO; it looks quaint. |
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 stormbowFreedom isn't FREEPremium
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Simi Valley, CA | reply to ohdan1
There's some great stuff around SLO, although it's inland a little bit from the beach. It is still close enough to be useful. Look at Morro Rock. |
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 FutureMonKeep your Mitts off RMoneyPremium,ExMod 2002-05
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Seaside, CA | reply to ohdan1
What's wrong with San Pedro / Palos Verdes? There are plenty of spots along that route where you can park and get beach access for fishing.
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Yeah. Check out the Morro Bay area. I believe it's still has significant commercial fishing operations, but it's quiet enough there to not be bothered by "all the hustle and bustle" you want to want to avoid. It's one of mine and my wife's favorite weekend getaway spots.
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 PostalJesus Chrysler, Super Car
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Ventura, CA
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Ventura. Seriously, you just described Ventura.
Great fishing on the charter boats at the Channel Islands (in background of the pier pic), and in the spring time the halibut/white seabass fishing at San Nicholas Island can't be beat.
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said by stormbow:There's some great stuff around SLO, although it's inland a little bit from the beach. It is still close enough to be useful. Look at Morro Rock.
Morro Rock looks very nice indeed. I'll check it out further. |
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 maartenaElmoPremium
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You need to go to Cayucos, CA - North of San Luis Obispo on highway 1. I have never been there personally, but know someone that goes there and fishes from the pier. It's small, not a lot of tourists at all.
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