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email me or message me. I go there a few times a week. It's great hunting and great for newbies... lots to see as well.
hey calispearo do u freedive or scuba and what fish do u go for out there cuz i went to shaws cove and only saw a few bat rays and speared like 4 or 5 corbina in like 3 to 5 feet of water but other then that nothing one more thing is do you use a pole spear or a speargun
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Sounds good. For Shaw's you have to go out in like 20-30 feet of water. on the wall on the right side as you go down the stairs. There's also the underwater caverns. I'll email you freepole.
And as for Headlands, nope. went to highschool in Canada. (Toronto)
I'll show you some great spots at Shaw's freepole.
AS for guns. I use a JBL carbine for deeper water and pole spear for the shallows. When you go deeper at shaw's, you can find calico, sheepshead, halibut (big ones) all sorts of fish. Corbina are usually in the breakers in less then 7 feet of water. You get a lot of surf perch too.
And as for Headlands, nope. went to highschool in Canada. (Toronto)
I'll show you some great spots at Shaw's freepole.
AS for guns. I use a JBL carbine for deeper water and pole spear for the shallows. When you go deeper at shaw's, you can find calico, sheepshead, halibut (big ones) all sorts of fish. Corbina are usually in the breakers in less then 7 feet of water. You get a lot of surf perch too.
calispearo how old are you and I was swimming in like 40 feet of water and didnt see any thing but bat rays and the cali state fish righ there by the rock like 50 or so feet form shore on the right hand side of shaws then i saw a school of corbina in the wave break
23, and for the best fish you hae to swim through the caverns.
Fisherman's has better hunting though. and like you said... the Garabaldi are everywhere!!
Fisherman's has better hunting though. and like you said... the Garabaldi are everywhere!!
Caverns are at the very end of the rocks on the right side of Shaw's. swim over the rocks. (drops from about 20 down to 4 feet of water. swim over that. and there are all these chanells in between rocks. there about 10 feet wide or less and about 15 feet deep. with Abs growing on the side, etc. (illegal to take anyway) when you swim past them your swimming over to crecent bay. Then there's Sealion rock right there.
Yup. i go with two friends and your more then welcome to join us. If you need another snorkle and don't want to spend the cash right away i have about 4-5 old U.S diver ones with Purge valves. I gave them up after i got the OMER Zoom Pro
No pics though. I'm bringing my Camera this time though. I plan on going this Sunday for a bit in the morning. I'll try to get some then.