10-03-2007, 10:49 PM
If you can get the mussels off the rocks or nearby pilings, so be it. It will save you a few dollars and they will be fresh. More to their liking. You can purchase the mussels in a cup but they will cost anywhere between 4 to 7 bucks for a small cup and they are frozen. Once defrosted, the Mussels have a tendancy to fall off the hook too easy.
If I knew the approximate date that you are planning to go, I can check the tide charts for you and see if you could possibly locate some of the local Razor Clams that are down there.
Lures can be thrown from the 14 or even 15 if you have it. Besides the rapalas, you may also want to try some of the 2oz Kastmasters or even the medium sized Krocodiles. The Blue/Chrome and the Irridescent have usually worked for me in that area.
There may also be some Halibut just beyond the surf line. 20lb would be about the smallest to go with if you are using the Magnums for Halibut.[cool]
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If I knew the approximate date that you are planning to go, I can check the tide charts for you and see if you could possibly locate some of the local Razor Clams that are down there.
Lures can be thrown from the 14 or even 15 if you have it. Besides the rapalas, you may also want to try some of the 2oz Kastmasters or even the medium sized Krocodiles. The Blue/Chrome and the Irridescent have usually worked for me in that area.
There may also be some Halibut just beyond the surf line. 20lb would be about the smallest to go with if you are using the Magnums for Halibut.[cool]
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