Kayaken
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Hoohka Rig
I just saw a nice Hooka dive compresser on the San Diego Craigslist. I talked to the guy- He says that it's vertually new and is actually set up for
TWO divers. Wants $750 and won't budge on price. Not a bad deal though.
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DENNIS
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Did it look like this?
http://www.debbieschlussel.com/archives/hookah.jpg
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Kayaken
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LOL No, It's got a 4hp Honda. I guess you could suck on the exaust tube for a similar effect though 
\"You can\'t get there from here\"
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Osprey
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They find a compressor on your boat in SOC, they take the boat. Thanks to Seawatch and others. That after hookahs took every fish bigger than a
baseball from La Paz to Loreto. You do that enough, nothing comes back, nothing survives.
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woody with a view
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guess what's under the plastic. good guess!
somewhere along the lost coast. the boys dive for some long neck clams that get sent over to japan. it's all they fish for nowadays, when the lobster
aren't in season......
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DENNIS
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The co-ops use Hoohah all the time here to decimate the Urchins.
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SteveWil
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Osprey
They find a compressor on your boat in SOC, they take the boat. Thanks to Seawatch and others. That after hookahs took every fish bigger than a
baseball from La Paz to Loreto. You do that enough, nothing comes back, nothing survives. |
This is not true. Hooka are legal in SOC, But you better not get caught taking anything out of the sea using an Hooka or tanks you will lose the boat.
I was checked for the first time ever this year. I was at a spot that I never thought that I would be checked, 40 miles north of Loreto. As I had a
camera and no fishing gear, I had no problem with the ranger.
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rhintransit
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you have a hooka rig in your boat in the national park and you will be questioned and far worse consequences if you have fish/lobster/shell fish in
there along with it. they can be used recreationally or to clean boat bottoms, etc.
as to price, once the park folks started looking more closely, I've seen a number for sale in this area (Loreto/Pto Escondido) and prices vary widely.
reality\'s never been of much use out here...
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Kayaken
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| Quote: | Originally posted by DENNIS
The co-ops use Hoohah all the time here to decimate the Urchins. |
Urchins are the only thing I don't mind them decimating 
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