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Brandon Hayward
Time will be 6:30 pm
Happy Hour - 7 pm Meeting
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Big Fish 2009 information
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Kids Talk about fishing
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San Diego Rod & Reel: Take
Kids Fishing Click here
Lou & Ellie's East Cape
Trip Click
here
Yellowtail Tournament Results
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SDRRC Members Boat List
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Report lost
fishing gear
Lost fishing gear - both
commercial and recreational - sits on the seafloor, gets caught
on rocks, and floats in the water column. Lost gear can remain
in the marine environment for years, harming habitats and
continuing to catch fish and invertebrates.
Please report sightings
of lost recreational and commercial fishing gear. Anonymous
reports are accepted.
1-888-491-GEAR
or
www.lostfishinggear.org
White
Seabass
The recreational fishery for
white sea bass
remains open year round. The daily bag and possession limit is
three fish except that only one
fish may be taken in waters south of Point Conception
between March 15 and June 15. The minimum size limit is 28
inches total length.
California Halibut
The recreational fishery for
California
halibut remains open year round. The daily bag
and possession limit is five fish south of Point Sur, Monterey
County. The minimum size limit is 22 inches total length.
California Grunion
The recreational fishery for
California
grunion is closed as of April 1, 2009 and will
reopen on June 1, 2009. Information about grunion runs, which
are open for observation only during the closed season, can be
found on the
grunion
information page on the DFG web site.
Spiny Lobster
The recreational fishery for
spiny lobster
is closed as of March 19, 2009 and will reopen on October 3,
2009.
New
Dates For
Free Fishing Day --
Fourth of July and Labor
Day
The Department of Fish and Game
(DFG) today announced new dates for Free Fishing Day in 2009.
Free Fishing Days will be the Fourth of July and Labor Day,
Sept. 7 when DFG will waive the license requirement for citizens
16 or older. On those days people will have the opportunity to
fish on all freshwater and ocean waters in California.
“There are fish in many
California waterways and urban lakes that can make a very fun
day for beginning anglers and experienced hands alike,” said
David Moore, DFG Interpretive Services Supervisor. “For those
out camping near rivers or recreating at some of our state’s
large reservoirs, Free Fishing Day on both the Fourth of July
and Labor Day offers a great opportunity for families to enjoy a
hands-on experience with nature."
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Quick Links for
information about fishing and Regulations Below:
DFG Documents for 2009
*Note: These documents were obtained
March 21st, 2009. Anglers are responsible for checking with the
DFG for updated changes. SDRRC is not responsible for any last
minute changes that may occur that the DFG may impose.
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