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February 7th, 2012 — Coyote Point, Fishing, Oyster Point, San Francisco Bay
I went fishing on both Saturday and Sunday this past weekend. In both cases I was fishing between Oyster Point and the San Mateo Bridge. On Saturday I used freeze dried bait from Big 5 without success. On Sunday I used frozen and live bait and caught several soupfin sharks. I had a great time [...]
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Coyote Point (website) is a County Recreation Area of San Mateo County. $5 entrance fee after 8am. (Free prior to 8am). Marina Phone Number — (650) 573-2594 Advice from the harbormaster — don’t go south out of the marina until you get to the channel (very shallow). 580 boat marina. Fuel Dock with Unleaded and Diesel. [...]
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