Hi everyone, Been freediving and spearfishing for a few years around the beaches an kelp patties near Ventura and Santa Barbara. Found this site a while back and it's been a great source of info and advice just browsing the old threads. I figured it's about time to say hello
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Hello from California
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Welcome. Come join us in the California-West Coast forum.
BTW, it is confusing to beginners, but when kelp is attached to the bottom, its called a kelp bed. When kelp is torn loose from the bottom and is floating in clumps offshore, its called a kelp paddy.
BTW, it is confusing to beginners, but when kelp is attached to the bottom, its called a kelp bed. When kelp is torn loose from the bottom and is floating in clumps offshore, its called a kelp paddy.
hey mate
welcome here... yeah thats right sharing blushing here have always way to take but not share heheehe (NEwbie here :">)
welcome here... yeah thats right sharing blushing here have always way to take but not share heheehe (NEwbie here :">)