Heading out tomorrow (Oceanside)

[lowprofile]

i was out there today. think i might have seen you. i was in a blue X factor and my buddy in a white hobie. ran into three guys, two in X's and the other in a hobie i think. im sure it had peddles.

anyways. only got one calico from the rock pile in the harbor. it was a legal though so that counts for something.

[flying bait]

Originally Posted by lowprofile

i was out there today. think i might have seen you. i was in a blue X factor and my buddy in a white hobie. ran into three guys, two in X's and the other in a hobie i think. im sure it had peddles.

anyways. only got one calico from the rock pile in the harbor. it was a legal though so that counts for something.

i think i saw your blue X factor today. Assuming you had it tight-up at the end of the guest slip around 2:30pm. It's hard to miss a kayak with all that fishing gears on board.

By the way, does most night kayaker use some sort anchor light, or running light at night? When I came back into the harbor around 9:00pm, a pair of kayakers caught me off guard. i think they may had either head lamp, or hand held flash light only.

B

[lowprofile]

Originally Posted by flying bait

i think i saw your blue X factor today. Assuming you had it tight-up at the end of the guest slip around 2:30pm. It's hard to miss a kayak with all that fishing gears on board.

By the way, does most night kayaker use some sort anchor light, or running light at night? When I came back into the harbor around 9:00pm, a pair of kayakers caught me off guard. i think they may had either head lamp, or hand held flash light only.

B

which guest slip? i launched from the condo area of del mar and went in at 2pm.

and yes, most kayakers who dont want to get run over in the mouth of a harbor usually have some sort of running light. its not required though. only a sort of signaling light is required.