Pacific shovelnose guitarfish Fishing
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Pacific Shovelnose Guitarfish, with bodies between sharks and rays, inhabit sandy shallows of the eastern Pacific. They feed on crustaceans, clams, and small fish, using flattened snouts to dig. Docile and often caught by surf anglers, they are more curiosity than target but add variety to coastal catches.
Fishing Tips
- Water type: salt
Where to Catch Pacific shovelnose guitarfish
Best Fishing Spots for Pacific shovelnose guitarfish
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Pacific Ocean (US, CA)
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Seal Beach Pier Dock
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Castle Rock Beach
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Anaheim Bay
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Elkhorn Slough (CA)
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Queensway Bay
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Mission Creek (US, CA)
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Oceanside City Beach
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Bay Front Channel
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Meadow Creek (US, CA)
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Camp Pendleton Boat Basin
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Santa Monica Creek
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Anza Lagoon
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Gulf of Santa Catalina
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Rose Inlet
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Central Beach
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Oceanside Harbor
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Mariners Basin