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SeapointFlyGuy
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![[*]](./images/greyalliance2/default_icon.gif) posted on 26/5/18 at 09:52 |
Please do! I'd love to meet up for a session.
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posted on 25/5/18 at 06:34 |
Andrew - I'll U2U when I get the kayak fixed or replaced and would like to join you sometime.
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SeapointFlyGuy
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posted on 24/5/18 at 20:33 |
The "one from across the channel" is a really nice bay calico! Gonna have to get back out there...
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562FLY
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posted on 24/5/18 at 07:24 |
Good stuff Don. I heard there's a spot down by Los Alamitos Bay where they fix kayaks.
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tigermidge
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posted on 24/5/18 at 07:19 |
I can help with the leaks.
If you look on Hobie forum there are other people with that problem.
If it's not bad I have a few solution BUT I would need to look at the kayak.
Mark
Cel 562-743-7434
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posted on 23/5/18 at 15:56 |
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posted on 23/5/18 at 15:55 |
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posted on 23/5/18 at 15:53 |
By the coast guard station
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posted on 23/5/18 at 15:52 |
I'm back from a six week stay with family members in the Midwest. It was very cold and fishing was very poor. I only caught one decent smallie and
even forgot the camera so no pic.
Ken and I went to Newport yesterday, I picked up five bass and 2 Mac's. Waves were breaking over the jetty wall and it was way to lumpy to stay by
the bait barge.
I finally found the source of the leak in my kayak. Both scupper holes had vertical hairline cracks which I thought were scratches since I couldn't
see down the tubes very well. Now the little cracks are great big cracks and I see them clearly. I tried to weld them with a plastic welder but I
can't weld in a hole. Don't know what to do.
I was happy with the size of the fish, they bend my 5-6 weight like they are monsters.
Looks like a beautiful day to fish.
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