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Topic: Transplant from Newport Beach, CA  (Read 1996 times)

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dlane

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  • Location: Florence, OR
  • Date Registered: Feb 2011
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I have five years' experience fishing down south in a Hobie Outback.  This ocean here in Florence does not appear to be on the same planet.  I'd appreciate the opportunity to identify clothing/equipment, etc. that I need for my new home.  I've been here in Florence for seven years and have not yet done any ocean fishing.  Thanks for any advice you can give me.


demonick

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How does the Florence ocean differ from the Newport Beach ocean?  Obviously, temperature, but how else?

As regards your question, dress for immersion.
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Noah

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  • Date Registered: Mar 2011
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I have five years' experience fishing down south in a Hobie Outback.  This ocean here in Florence does not appear to be on the same planet.  I'd appreciate the opportunity to identify clothing/equipment, etc. that I need for my new home.  I've been here in Florence for seven years and have not yet done any ocean fishing.  Thanks for any advice you can give me.
Generally a drysuit is going to offer you the most comfort and safety. Dressing for immersion is important and basically means wear enough layers to be warm in 40-50 degree water for and extended period. You will also have to be a lot more selective on what days you choose to head out in. There is a good article on the main page about reading the forecast. A fish finder and a GPS are nice pieces of equipment to have as well but not absolutely required. Do you still have your outback?


 

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