San Mateo coast diver seeking buddy for beach entry dives along beautiful calm coastline-

[nauijim]

Lost my +10 yr scuba buddy and hard to find a new one to enjoy local beach entry dives along San Mateo coatline. I know the good calm entries with lots of kelp and fish and NO sharks around along with depths no greater than 50-80 ft max. Also we can crack urhins to try to recover undersea area to more kelp and abs but it will take 100's of urhins to make that happen.
Want to dive? email me jimilner@hotmail.com and lets meet and greet and see if local coastal dives are for you.--jim

 

[lostsheep]

You lost me at NO sharks.

 

[Eric Sedletzky]

Lost my +10 yr scuba buddy and hard to find a new one to enjoy local beach entry dives along San Mateo coatline. I know the good calm entries with lots of kelp and fish and NO sharks around along with depths no greater than 50-80 ft max. Also we can crack urhins to try to recover undersea area to more kelp and abs but it will take 100's of urhins to make that happen.
Want to dive? email me jimilner@hotmail.com and lets meet and greet and see if local coastal dives are for you.--jim

You might want to review the DFW rules about cracking or smashing urchins. There are only two sites in Northern California that allow urchin culling. One is Caspar Cove in Mendocino County and the other is Tankers Reef in Monterey County. Sonoma and Mendocino Counties have raised fhe recreational take limit to 40 gallons of whole urchins with no possession limit. All of that is for purple urchins only, no red or black urchins are included in any culling or harvesting special rules.
The rest of the state remains at 35 individual urchins.
Review the DFW laws for your area. They don’t mess around.