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Old 02-17-2009, 08:09 AM   #1
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  • Fishing guide Monday, Feb 16 at 11:48 PM FLAG COMMENT This is the result of a couple of posts that included Yellowtail caught the day prior. You see, posting on kayak fishing websites is dangerous to your health.This is the result of a couple of posts that included Yellowtail caught the day prior. You see, posting on kayak fishing websites is dangerous to your health.
  • Ruben Monday, Feb 16 at 10:52 PM FLAG COMMENT They better get billed for that bone head stunt.They better get billed for that bone head stunt.
  • Bree Monday, Feb 16 at 5:19 PM FLAG COMMENT The weather reports have been calling for this storm to smack us this weekend. Why would they choose to go out on a morning like the one we had today? I am glad they are safe, but they were foolish. "One of the men said he called the small craft advisory line prior to going out and was told that the waves at La Jolla Shores were only 1 to 2 feet. Farther out, though, they were much bigger, he said." The waves are ALWAYS much bigger farther out. Makes me wonder how much ocean experience these two have. ... MORE >
  • Moses L. Osuna Monday, Feb 16 at 1:07 PM FLAG COMMENT I'm glad everyone is back safe.I'm glad everyone is back safe.
  • RG Monday, Feb 16 at 11:35 AM FLAG COMMENT Scary! My husband and I kayak, can't imagine if that happened. FYI, for about $6 at Sports Chalet, you can get waterproof bags for phone/ID/Keys etc.Scary! My husband and I kayak, can't imagine if that happened. FYI, for about $6 at Sports Chalet, you can get waterproof bags for phone/ID/Keys etc.
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    WEARRRR R UR LIFE JACKETSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!
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Old 02-17-2009, 08:27 AM   #2
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no PFD, no VHF radio, no paddle leash, no bilge pump (I'm sure), no dry bag, no bueno...glad they are alright but hopefully they will stick to the bays...Also glad the fishseeker showed up again
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Old 02-17-2009, 09:43 AM   #3
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blown out to sea, took a dip into winter water, lost a paddle, ruined cell phone, rescued by coast guard, and no fish.
I wonder when there next trip is?
I am just glad they made it back safe.
I think i will invest in a paddle leash.
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Old 02-17-2009, 10:37 AM   #4
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I can't believe you all are bagging on these guys because they don't have at least one of the proper essentials to stay alive in the ocean if something goes wrong ,as in this case..Wind...shame on you...its not their fault!!! You certainly can't hold them accountable for their actions,can you?...Billy,your post was spot on.....as was Bob's
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