Garmin Striker 4. I have a review video on it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZ7Yn2yYq7uFftU

LOL

If you are asking about the crossbar, it's aero. LockRack is compatible with aero, square, around crossbars and most of the stock crossbars. Contact Etrailer for compatibility.

My name is Moo and MooMoo is my nickname.

I'm not sure what 50 and 65 base you are referring to but mine is LockRack Universal X Watersport Carrier

I was surprised

It's Stealth Fusion 480. I have a walkthrough video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mIS5oKppjLJ_f7s

Why?

I was surprised. I thought they would wait for me to get there.

Fort Ross

It still works but it's crusty with salt build up. I need to clean and grease it but been too lazy.

This is Sonoma Coast

I know right?

Thanks. Hope you come back soon for some saltwater therapy

Thanks Aaron

Thanks

I did talk to them when I was walking up to the parking lot. They asked me if my kayak is at the beach and I said yes but I never gave them consent to search my kayak without my presence. I don't really care about them opening my hatch and searching for my fish but I'm not happy with how they handled my fishing rod. I edited out the worst of it.

Thanks!

I did talk to them when I was walking up to the parking lot. They asked me if my kayak is at the beach and I said yes but I never gave them consent to search my kayak without my presence. I don't really care about them opening my hatch and searching for my fish but I'm not happy with how they handled my fishing rod. I edited out the worst of it.

Are you talking about Branson Baits swimbaits?

LOL

I did talk to them when I was walking up to the parking lot. They asked me if my kayak is at the beach and I said yes but I never gave them consent to search my kayak without my presence. I don't really care about them opening my hatch and searching for my fish but I'm not happy with how they handled my fishing rod. I edited out the worst of it.

@@MooMooOutdoors so did they just wait n wait at the beach for you to come back to check you license? i would politely ask them the question. i remember one time at big sur, we were check by DFG but he never search the kayak of the person who went to the car to get his wheelie. he waited for the person.

@@josephsaeteurn9158 I show them my license when I met them on the way to the car.

Yup hehe

do you have proof or video.. you can call the hotline and report them..

@@josephsaeteurn9158 i wouldnt do that these days some folks need it to survive you never know their situation if selling for a profit and i knew about then yes otherwise i let the wardens do their jobs

actually id be really interested to know about how this works in california. id be very surprised if a warden can do that but maybe im wrong? anyone comment here as to the powers/rights in this situation?

@@hansemcito The video involving the wardens was obviously cut, so we can just speculate. Maybe they informed that dude (his friend) standing on the right or even Moomoo himself. But in my state (NJ), during initial contact the wardens only ask for the owner to "show this, open that, etc". They know enough not to touch personal properties and caught fish even if they suspect false bottoms and other shenanigans. They can only ask, but not reach in; that's why we usually lay bare all catch for easy measurement. If they find a possible violation, they only touch what's involved and nothing else.. That warden playing with that rod is a no-no in my state. Even if they want to inspect an illegal type of hook, it's easy to see without handling it... And how the lady handled the dead caught fish?! Oh my god, it will lead to a supervisor being called here in NJ. Dead fish is easily bruised.

I did talk to them when I was walking up to the parking lot. They asked me if my kayak is at the beach and I said yes but I never gave them consent to search my kayak without my presence. I don't really care about them opening my hatch and searching for my fish but I'm not happy with how they handled my fishing rod. I edited out the worst of it.

@@MooMooOutdoors i appreciate you replying and clarifying things. i think its important because i basically respect the work that CDFW do. i dont think people like you and i would react with craziness to this, but many other just might. as follow up, it would still be good to know if they can search like that without consent and if not, maybe you can kindly let them know about this video and the stuff you edited out. they can use the feedback to improve their training and behavior.

When?

@@MooMooOutdoors 2 more months. Looks.like crab season

Thank you. I've been looking for that 40 inch ling for 10 years now LOL. One of these days

Thanks Mark. I need some butt love LOL

Thank you

There is an area where you can park a trailer but the are where you unload the kayak is pretty small and it will be pain in the butt to turn your vehicle around especially when there are other cars.

Thank you cause I have a pro angler and a trailer

So parking for trailer there's plenty just the unloading part I don't mind pulling my kayak from the parking I do that all the time when I go halibut fishing at arw

@@fishing_4life_Kayak Send me a DM on IG or FB. I'll give you the deltail.

Bodega Bay is the closest one.

@@MooMooOutdoors hey how far is it on water to your happy place for fishing lings

LOL

LOL no

i dont understand checking out on the water unless they were watching you from a distance with their zoomed in binoculars and noticed illegal catches. i dont think i have ever been check on my kayak on the water.. its always on shore

@@josephsaeteurn9158 It's pretty common on Humboldt Bay. They run around checking for fishing licenses mostly but check your catch too.

Yeah checking on the water is pretty common in certain area.

The part involving the wardens was obviously cut, so we can just speculate. Maybe they informed that dude (his friend) standing on the right or even Moomoo himself. But in my state (NJ), during initial contact the wardens only ask for the owner to "show this, open that, etc". They know enough not to touch personal properties and caught fish even if they suspect false bottoms and other shenanigans. They can only ask, but not reach in; that's why we usually lay bare all catch for easy measurement. If they find a possible violation, they only touch what's involved and nothing else.. That warden playing with that rod is a no-no in my state. Even if they want to inspect an illegal type of hook, it's easy to see without handling it... And how the lady handled the dead caught fish?! Oh my god, it will lead to a supervisor being called here in NJ. Dead fish is easily bruised.

Seems like F&G in your state of NJ has it right. Hard to find info and no longer being a California resident, I have no fishing license containing any fineprint to read. I have however found a couple of accounts stating that if they have reasonable suspicion that you are engaged in hunting or fishing, it automatically gives them right to search your boat, etc. I don't know what sort of wording is in the actual law but I wouldn't doubt there's nothing that would require them to be "respectful" of property or to warn you of their impending search. Kind of a shame because while all the wardens I've ever met have been cool, there would be no doubt some bad actors that might show unneeded force simply because there's no law that requires them to have "tact". Knowing this, next time I bring my kayak to California while visiting family.. If I leave my gear unattended, I'll secure my gear, open hatches, make my catch easily accessible, etc. If I don't, then walk away and I find that a warden breaks a $400 rod while searching my kayak and he acts like he's not responsible, I'd be beyond livid.

@@slacktide_angler As for enforcement wise, there were a lot of changes for the past 6-7. In my opinion for the better since we have a lot of community members who are part of the different commissions, boards, etc... But it's getting harder and harder to catch fish because of pollution, high human population density, and the advent of we call "bucket brigades". So some of us who can afford it are going off shore and even on deeper water.

I did talk to them when I was walking up to the parking lot. They asked me if my kayak is at the beach and I said yes but I never gave them consent to search my kayak without my presence. I don't really care about them opening my hatch and searching for my fish but I'm not happy with how they handled my fishing rod. I edited out the worst of it.

Haha stop saying that

Yeah same here. Most of the interaction I have with the wardens are good.

You can get them written up for that. Those two are notorious for Targeting certain races.

@@elnegrogranblanco for sure

Yeah, almost seems like an illegal search, especially when it looks like they tried to "cover up" the fact that they went through stuff...

@@christophersharp7198 it was. I used and won on case like this last year

​@@elnegrogranblancoThere's a reason, was a park ranger 24 years, if red cars run stop signs you watch for red cars

The bananas summoned the game wardens though. Lucky they didn't summon the landlord.

I don't have the statistics but it feels like I catch more fish with bananas on board LOL

Yes you do

For Sure. Thanks

Thank you

Thanks you

Thanks

No it's a budget reel and rod I ordered from Temu. As for a budget set up I like it very much.

No updates yet. It was little bumpy that day but not unsafe.

@@MooMooOutdoors thank u, keep us updated