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What Fish?
- Thread starterbrock1
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brock1,
Wow, someone with the drive to still use a sling. It is the best way to start and introduce yourself to our sport. I still love to use my sling.
As far as the legal issues please refer to the california dept of fish and game web site and anylocal posted laws as well.
Now for taste there is a wide variety of eating around that area depending on the area you are diving. Sandy bottom, now the Halibut are in and spawnig and up in the surf area you can find corbina and yellow and spot fin croakers (all not bad) I dont enjoy the taste of pearch but some do and there are all type of perch. Once you fine tune your stalk you might even get a chance at some Calico out in the kelp and rock reef.
Remember make your shots good and please only shoot what you are going to eat.
Good luck
Joel.
PS what type of sling did you pick up?
Wow, someone with the drive to still use a sling. It is the best way to start and introduce yourself to our sport. I still love to use my sling.
As far as the legal issues please refer to the california dept of fish and game web site and anylocal posted laws as well.
Now for taste there is a wide variety of eating around that area depending on the area you are diving. Sandy bottom, now the Halibut are in and spawnig and up in the surf area you can find corbina and yellow and spot fin croakers (all not bad) I dont enjoy the taste of pearch but some do and there are all type of perch. Once you fine tune your stalk you might even get a chance at some Calico out in the kelp and rock reef.
Remember make your shots good and please only shoot what you are going to eat.
Good luck
Joel.
PS what type of sling did you pick up?
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thanks, i just got a pearch today, about 9 inches, thats my first fish, my friends cooking it now and were going to a bbq today,
i dont know what the brand is but its a cheap, fiberglass one with a cheap tip, but im getting a new tip and i just met a guy 2 days ago and hes giving me his old spear gun! i cant wait
i dont know what the brand is but its a cheap, fiberglass one with a cheap tip, but im getting a new tip and i just met a guy 2 days ago and hes giving me his old spear gun! i cant wait