Oil Rigs In Santa Barbra Question

I'm in too, won't be too bad with peddles. What kind of fish are we talking about?

[bus kid]

Originally Posted by Drake

I'm in too, won't be too bad with peddles. What kind of fish are we talking about?

Seven miles out I'll take what I can get. Usually sandbass, reds sheeps and various rockfish. Planning on a early june trip to the flats, launching from The south end of dog beach gotta have a buddy to watch the gear as I go park.

[Yakin]

Originally Posted by Drake

I'm in too, won't be too bad with peddles. What kind of fish are we talking about?

Trip is going to be more then likely the last weekend in April
For those who want too fish for a couple days and don't want to leave the family
I will be camping in a state park lots of things to do
Private beach for campers only
and we are looking at sandies, sheep head, and hali maybe and what ever we find at the rig so far there will be me and papa staying the night at the night
so let me know if you want to go in a PM

[Anthony179]

I fished the Huntington flats oil rigs last year from my friends boat. We were drifting and casting towards the rigs and caught a lot calocos and sand bass. but as we were going to the next rig the sheriff was giving another boater for fishing near the rigs. their is a sign that says to stay 300' away.

[Yakin]

Originally Posted by Anthony179

I fished the Huntington flats oil rigs last year from my friends boat. We were drifting and casting towards the rigs and caught a lot calocos and sand bass. but as we were going to the next rig the sheriff was giving another boater for fishing near the rigs. their is a sign that says to stay 300' away.

Good info to know hopefully its just that rig