Personally I wouldn't ask for anybody's coordinates. That's really bold. yeah It's everyones water but if I have put in the work to find a spot someone else should put in their work. I would however tell what water I caught them in i.e Pacific ocean over there by San Fran or St. Johns River over there in Arlington. I once had a fishing buddy and I took him to one of my favorite spots. I come back the next week and this bastid out there and has a few friends with him. So there went the spot and mu'f*gga didn't even call to ask if I wanted to come. So now I keep information to myself as far as exact locations or directions to my favorite spots.
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Go figure, I voted fo "long live PETA" and apparently there are 6 other idiots that did as well. I would have gone with the 10 milfs and Anna Kournikova's #, but if the quality of the MILfs is questionable, then that would be a poor choice.
Offshore, it's way more about knowing the conditions than it is about specific spots grasshopper. It's all about experience, not spots.
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I think if you can't find fish at the Channel Islands on your own you probably aren't a very good fisherman. Call me crazy but we've never had a hard time. It's simple, if you can find structure with current near a kelp bed there's bound to be something on it. Or find a bait ball. That'd be my advice. Generic but not specific.
I can't really speak for offshore down south, never tried it.
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