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Michael Anthony Hermogeno
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This is a nice pier for fishing local species of fish like mackerel, croaker, perch, bass, rays, and leopard sharks. They have well maintained restrooms under the start of the pier by the parking lots.
It's a wooden pier unlike the others in the area from Long Beach down to Huntington Beach. Being wood, it can get slippery early mornings from moisture, so be cautious.
While fishing, be careful not to drop small tackle like hooks and beads as there are openings in between the slats of wood.
The end of the pier is known for sharks and good size rays. The middle to end of pier is good for mackerel, and the shallows to middle pier is good for perch, croaker, and smaller rays and halibut.
It's a wooden pier unlike the others in the area from Long Beach down to Huntington Beach. Being wood, it can get slippery early mornings from moisture, so be cautious.
While fishing, be careful not to drop small tackle like hooks and beads as there are openings in between the slats of wood.
The end of the pier is known for sharks and good size rays. The middle to end of pier is good for mackerel, and the shallows to middle pier is good for perch, croaker, and smaller rays and halibut.