I guess there are plenty of them, but I have never found a scallop bed yet when I was diving with or without tanks. I met some folks that had some huge ones and they said to look in about 40 to 80 feet of water on the north side of the rocks and in caves and darker places for them. I have searched quite a bit, but no luck. And, nobody gives up their scallop honey-hole and I don't blame them. The water is so murkey most of the time where I dive in Northern Calif that finding anything is a chore. Our water here in the ocean is usually rough, always ice cold, and usually pretty murkey, and by that I mean visibility of 15 or 20 feet is a great day. Sometimes, I am diving for abalone when you can only see 5 feet and spear fishing is out of the question. Now if you get 10 or so feet, and you spearfish in shallow water, it works and some of my nicest fish have come from shallow water. One time I speared a 12 pound ling cod in water I could stand up to my chest in!
Anybody got any good tips or advise????
Captain Garry's Blog
WELCOME FOLKS! Don't forget to "Like" our site up top and drop a comment or tip in our forums to enter our contest!
More fishing articles...
More fishing articles...
Support Our Sponsors! Check Out the Ad!
Great New Features On Fishnfools.com!
- Powerful, Inviting
- Member Blogging
- Better Photos
- Enhanced Security
- Product Reviews
- Better Chat Feature
- Powerful Searching
- iPhone & Android Friendly
I have never got into a good Rock Scallop bed yet!
Started by
Capt. Garry
, Apr 22 2012 02:30 PM
diving scallops
No replies to this topic
Also tagged with one or more of these keywords: diving, scallops
Spear Fishing and Diving →
Spear Fishing Rap Session →
I have been spear fishing for over 40 years - Here's How to do it!Started by Capt. Garry , 15 Dec 2012 |
|
|
||
Spear Fishing and Diving →
Spear Fishing Rap Session →
I just about drowned when I speared a big Octopus!Started by Capt. Garry , 22 Apr 2012 |
|
|
0 user(s) are reading this topic
0 members, 0 guests, 0 anonymous users
















