Where are there good anchorage locations near Avalon and Two Harbors, Catalina, CA?
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Here's a great site on boating in Catalina:\n\nhttp://www.catalina.com/yachting.html\n\nClick on the links at the bottom for specific info on anchorage in both Avalon and Two Harbors, as well as other good tips for exploring around the island.\n\nHappy sailing!
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Salton Sea.  It's in either Riverside or San Diego County.
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check daveys locker on yahoo the boat called the freelance fishes catalina isle a couple times a week  last sunday they had 14 yellows & some calicos a few other white fish  or try dana warf sport fishing also on yahoo i dont know of a report just for the isle good luck
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Yes! That's by Bolivar and stuff... My family lives there. \n\nIt's a great place, but make sure you go to a good landing...\n\nMasters is nearby in Stockton too... If you don't like Pomme de Terre you should head up there. \n\nIf you have any more questions you can e-mail me. I'm sure I can find an answer. :)
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Yes, there is one for sure in Copperas Cove, check in the phone book.  There are more I believe, check the Thrifty Nickle for some of the ads.
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I hear Catalina Island is pretty great with moderate visibility. Monterey bay is amazing for the sealife, but the water is cold, and the visibility is low.
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When I lived there last year I saw people kiting in the Bay itself (Bay-side of the GG Bridge), on the beaches around Pescadero (between Santa Cruz and Pacifica) and near the San Mateo Bridge.\n\nTry this site: http://www.bayareakiteboarding.com/
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counter tops, try home depot or Lowe's, as far in town I can't think of anywhere, its mostly sandstone and bedrock,but if you travel up a ways here is some info I found were you can find it in the rough:\nSubsection M262Bf\nSanta Ana Mountains\nThis subsection includes the Puente and Chino Hills, which are northwest of the Santa Ana River, and most of the Santa Ana Mountains, which are southeast of the Santa Ana River.  The climate is hot and subhumid; it is modified moderately by marine influence.  MLRA 20d. \nLithology and Stratigraphy.  This subsection contains mostly Jurassic marine clastic sedimentary, Jurassic volcanic, and Mesozoic granitic rocks.  There is some mafic plutonic rock and small areas of Pleistocene basalt.  The Puente and Chino Hills consist of Miocene marine sedimentary rocks.
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How about Agoura Hills CA\nIs that close enough?
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Use yahoo maps beta! I dont know how i lived with out it before, when it comes up to the left of your screen it will ask you what your looking for, just type in ARC association, it will find it on the map plus give you the addy and phone number, sometimes you can click on more info and it will even list the place's web addy... they did a awsome job with yahoo maps beta!
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When I was stationed in Cali,I liked fishing at Lake cuyamaca(Can't remember the spelling there).It's located just south of Julian.I loved going there.It's make a nice time for the whole family.There's no docks there but plenty of shore line to fish from.
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I'd try "Abdul's House of Hookers". It's near the beach.
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try http://www.midwayusa.com
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Sanabel Island, or Marco Island. Also try St. Augustine
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You can check with REI, they rent tents, bags, boats, etc...and there is a location in san Carlos, 20 minutes from Sunnyvale:\nhttp://rei.com/
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I've done a lot of diving, spear fishing and snorkeling in Southern California and my favorite places are Casino Point on Catalina Island for diving and snorkeling and the Channel Islands for lobstering and spear fishing. You can take a boat to Catalina for around $50. The boat to the channel Islands is about $65 - $75 and includes 4 air fills. The name of the boats are The Liberty and The Specter. They are 100 foot liveaboard boats and leave out of Channel Island Harbour in Ventura Ca.
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Santa Ana Winds:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Santa_Ana_wind