LOS ANGELES OFF-ROAD COMMUNITY

Was indeed me, thanks man! Didn't spot you tho

 

Yeah, wasn't in my truck unfortunately haha.

 

That's explains it then lol

 

cant remember the name but its on Artesia just west of Western ave quoted 560 for my fenders but I had to take them off. not Sams autoland

 

That would be Foreign Auto Body

 

How's Toytac 2.0 coming along?

 

that's the one

 

Solo built the bumper mounted the McNiel fenders some other things than...... talked me into the new 31/2 lt front .....

 

Thats ToytacBeast! Not 2.0!!

 

lol first buyers remorse.... than , when is going to be ready... and now when can I afford to do the DMZ sua

 

Thanks guys, going to look into that one as well. How was the quality of their job?

 

new to a Tacoma. Should have it in a couple weeks. getting it from Manhattan Beach Toyota. Can't wait. will definitely hit this group up for some info on some good easy trails or camping areas around.
been in LA for a bit over 5 years but haven't done much of any camping. just some Leo Carillo. grew up camping in the Sierra Nevadas and miss it. with 3 daughters age 1-6 realizing i need to start getting them out and that i've missed a bunch of years as is. getting a truck has made me want to get out and do outdoors stuff more again.
also, anyone Bass fish around here? would love to get some of that going. been doing some research and seems there are even local ponds that have some bass stocked in them. Urban bass fishing!!
oh yeah, live right by LAX. playa del rey. have only seen one other quicksand taco. was in the lot at El Porto. but sure do see plenty of tacos on the streets. seems like every 10th car is a taco.

 

Welcome. I'm in Mar Vista, and @CaptainReverso is near LAX. @bjs045 might know some fishing spots

 

Welcome to the Taco life @Pikestaco. Being in Playa Del Rey you might also want to check out Marina Del Rey. Their is some great spotted bay bass fishing in there. If you don't have "salt water" gear, you can chase the salt water bass with the same gear you use on fresh water bass.

 

Are you talking about just fishing in the marina?

 

Yes, there are parts that are accessible by foot and produce fish. The channel being one of them. I have fished off of Via Marina with good success.

You might also want to look into The Fred Hall Show. It's next week from March 1st - 5th. It's a fishing expo for fresh and salt water. I'm going to be there on the 1st.

 

Ah, the Sierras. Where I feel at home. Planning on doing plenty of trout fishing and camping there this year.

Not *too* far from you is Diamond Valley Lake/Marina where the bass can get pretty huge. Both large mouth and striped that is. They also stock massive trout there. I've also had good luck at Lake Perris for bass. Tight lines!

 

When we grabbing a beer Jim

 

haven't done it yet but they are very good