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JulieThu Jul-04-02 09:13 PM
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#6766, "Corbina"


          

Hi all, I am a new surf fishing junkie. I went on 7/3 at sunset and caught a fish every cast. The big one got away, but my dinner was an 18" spotfin, yummie!
My question is, what is the size limits on the fish I will catch in the surf? I live in south Orange County.

Also, what are these new closeures such as Heisler Park in Laguna, Doheny, Niguel? Can't I surf fish any where? It doesn't say in the calif. fish law book.

Thank you, Julie

  

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welcomeFri Jul-05-02 05:13 AM
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#6767, "RE: Corbina"
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Welcome in and good going on the fish, one on every cast, must have been sweeeet! as far as I know there are no size limits on surf fish although I'm pretty sure that there are bag limits, which I seldom worry about because I mostly c&r my catch, with the ocasional dinner invitation on noteworthy catches.

  

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mpnugentFri Jul-05-02 06:58 AM
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#6768, "RE: Corbina"
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I have been hearing lots Corbina actions are on all over the beaches. I am planning to go out this weekend to Huntington Beach. What types of bait are you using and tips if any? As for fishing regulation for Corbina, I don't see any types of law set other than bag limits. Just catch what you are going to eat. hehehe

  

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finaddictFri Jul-05-02 01:04 PM
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#6769, "RE: Corbina"
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I have been using those 'lug worms'. There is a new live bait store on PCH and Violet Lantern in Dana Point. They have all the good baits.
And I do only keep what I can eat that night, or the next. I don't put 'em in the freezer or give them to friends.

  

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