low tide lobsters - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

thesupremebeing · 02-17-2011, 08:09 PM

"I'll take a stab and say South Sunset Cliffs, on a minus tide. Looks like a relatively flat day. perfect for shallow-water bug hunting."

"Hospitals or Wind N' Sea? Coming from a San Diego native---that's hilarious!"

Heck, lets link everybody to a Google earth image of the Cliffs and pinpoint it for them!

Slammin a guy for not saying/knowing where it it is and then telling everyone where the spot is - that's hilarious!

There are no lobsters at the cliffs...

Only angry locals who will shoot there boards at you...

Stay away!

Iceman · 02-17-2011, 08:43 PM

I'd recognize that eel grass anywhere. Alot of the grooves in those cliffs are mine from pulling 100 pound kelp filled hoops up.

THE DARKHORSE · 02-17-2011, 09:44 PM

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Originally Posted by thesupremebeing

"I'll take a stab and say South Sunset Cliffs, on a minus tide. Looks like a relatively flat day. perfect for shallow-water bug hunting."

"Hospitals or Wind N' Sea? Coming from a San Diego native---that's hilarious!"

Heck, lets link everybody to a Google earth image of the Cliffs and pinpoint it for them!

Slammin a guy for not saying/knowing where it it is and then telling everyone where the spot is - that's hilarious!

There are no lobsters at the cliffs...

Only angry locals who will shoot there boards at you...

Stay away!

Welcome to the site. Just curious, how often do you create a new screen-name?

And do you really shoot your boards at guys picking bugs? I thought I've seen every angle of localism (vandalism to cars, fights in the water, destroying a guys board, to guys ganging up on one dude back on the beach. Attacking a father and son hunting Lobster might take the cake, though

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To clarify: I just threw out a wild guess; you were the one to make sure everyone in the world knows the correct location. I guess I was right, though

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Funny thing, I just got out of the water from surfing the cliffs. You know, that secret stretch of Point Loma with a few hundred guys surfing on every swell? It's a secret spot! Unfortunately, every person in California knows about it, though. I guess the words out?

By the way, as you might imagine, this isn't the best way to get your point across. If you'd like, I could put up hour after hour of guys getting pitted at (surf-spot deleted). Oh, I guess that's a secret, too.

As a matter of fact, it's going to rain the next few day---I've got nothing, but time on my hands. Perhaps, I could put up video of each spot at the cliffs. A tutorial if you will, complete with epic footage of each spot---on their best days. Being the kook I am, I shot footage of my pro friends for years. It's quite the stockpile of footy!

Why stop there, though? I could explain the perfect tide windows and swell directions for each spot, too. Since I've studied each spot, year after year, swell after swell for quite some time.

If the surf is still solid tomorrow, I'll be surfing Luskum from about 1 p.m until sunset---just in case you want to shoot your board at me? I should get the tide from a little too high, to a little too low (at least for the current swell). We could chat on the beach, too, if you'd like to vent. I wouldn't mind blowing off some steam myself. I tend to roll by myself, but bring a friend if you'd like---sounds like you might need him.

bubblehide · 02-17-2011, 10:01 PM

A free seminar from Josh

Secrets, it seems everyone thinks there's a bunch of secrets, but those in the know (most everybody who've spent time OTW, know the kids vid was shot early in the season, and could be pretty much anywhere on the coast that holds bugs. Hell back in my free-diving days, I got the vast majority of bugs in water from knee deep to 15', and the kids vid simply brought back some great memories of those times. I just for the life of me, don't know why I'm not still doing it, oh yeah, now I remember, allergies and the inability to clear. The fact of the matter is that, anyone could do this, at the right time of the year along most of Southern California's rocky shoreline. Opp's I let the secret out

Ryan, you've got an awesome pops there, not only have a ball, but eating well!

02-17-2011, 08:43 PM	#2
Iceman Administrator Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: 1-2 miles off the point Posts: 6,948	I'd recognize that eel grass anywhere. Alot of the grooves in those cliffs are mine from pulling 100 pound kelp filled hoops up. __________________

02-17-2011, 10:01 PM	#4
bubblehide Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 552	A free seminar from Josh Secrets, it seems everyone thinks there's a bunch of secrets, but those in the know (most everybody who've spent time OTW, know the kids vid was shot early in the season, and could be pretty much anywhere on the coast that holds bugs. Hell back in my free-diving days, I got the vast majority of bugs in water from knee deep to 15', and the kids vid simply brought back some great memories of those times. I just for the life of me, don't know why I'm not still doing it, oh yeah, now I remember, allergies and the inability to clear. The fact of the matter is that, anyone could do this, at the right time of the year along most of Southern California's rocky shoreline. Opp's I let the secret out Ryan, you've got an awesome pops there, not only have a ball, but eating well! Last edited by Iceman; 02-19-2011 at 04:42 PM. Reason: addition

02-17-2011, 08:09 PM	#1
thesupremebeing Junior Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 1	"I'll take a stab and say South Sunset Cliffs, on a minus tide. Looks like a relatively flat day. perfect for shallow-water bug hunting." "Hospitals or Wind N' Sea? Coming from a San Diego native---that's hilarious!" Heck, lets link everybody to a Google earth image of the Cliffs and pinpoint it for them! Slammin a guy for not saying/knowing where it it is and then telling everyone where the spot is - that's hilarious! There are no lobsters at the cliffs... Only angry locals who will shoot there boards at you... Stay away!