kaybaj
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tackle shops san diego?
heading south in a few days. want to stock up on fishing supplies. want to know the names of the best tackle shops in the san diego area.
thanks
[Edited on 6-3-2010 by kaybaj]
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Timo1
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I generally stock up at Squidco in SD
Good place to get your Mex. fishing liscence also
sold out and got out !!!
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DENNIS
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Timo1
I generally stock up at Squidco in SD
Good place to get your Mex. fishing liscence also |
Squidco site is temporarily down, but here's a map:
http://www.yelp.com/map/squidco-fishing-san-diego
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Cypress
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Do they carry sliding egg sinkers? 
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wilderone
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I'm sure they carry anything you would want. They know fishing. Also Angler's Choice is good - 1910 Rosecrans. www.anglerschoicetackle.com.
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Pompano
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Squidco..was there yesterday. Midway and Harbor Dr., San Diego
Fishermen's Landing .. was there yesterday. Exclusively west coast saltwater stuff. Shelter Island next to Pt. Loma Seafood..will be there today for
lunch.
Turner's Landing..good place, too.
Angler's Choice...
Noah's..It was great while it lasted...gone now as some many others...
Hook, Line & Sinker...an institution for many years on Shelter Island..now gone, too....
For freshwater gear, Barnacle Bill's in Lemon Grove is not bad, either.
JP's Tackle is pretty much history...too bad, it was good for some time. Vista is the only store left, I think.
In Lakeside, Angler's Edge is good for freshwater.
BlueWater Tackle in Solana Beach is okay for saltwater.
If you can attend 'Day at the Docks' at Fishermen's Landing, Shelter Island, you will be a happer fisherman.
Now I am going to walk over to Pt. Loma Seafood for some desayuno...all this fishing talk has made me hungry. 
After that, time to book a charter..hey, it's fishing time, right?
I do what the voices in my tackle box tell me.
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backninedan
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I had some reel repair done at squidco a few months ago and was not happy at all with the work. It was expensive and when I got back to loreto,
found that listed repairs were not done. I live in here in loreto full time so this is more than just an inconvenience. I won't be going back to
squido for anything.....
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Cypress
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Yea, I'm gonna go down to San Diego to get my fishing equipment repaired? Jeez!
I'll just cut another cane pole and rig it up.
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