Which La Jolla beach allows cars onto the beach? (for offloading kayak) (San Diego: big home, trailer)

[RobertFisher]

Saw at 0:50 in this video, the vlogger drove onto a beach in La Jolla to offload his kayak. Anyone know where this spot is? I checked google street view, and it seems every street leading to the beach is blocked at the end of the street......


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fMfakIt47Tw

[TacoSoup]

Didn’t bother watching the video because La Jolla Shores is where you can launch a boat off your trailer straight into the ocean.

[echo42]

Avenida de la Playa. You can drive right up and drop your kayak off on the beach, go park and walk back. I would suggest you start early during summer time, because the parking lot and street spots fill up by 9am

I kayak fished La Jolla for the longest time, I'm in a boat now. I would suggest the San Diego Kayak Fishing page on Facebook and Bigwaters Edge website for further info and fishing tips in La Jolla

[RobertFisher]

Thank you both. I see it now. Little gap at the little corner. I kayak fish in Northern Cal. We have our specialty fish here but we have no yellowtail. Hope to do a trip down to SD soon.

[NORTY FLATZ]

Originally Posted by RobertFisher

Thank you both. I see it now. Little gap at the little corner. I kayak fish in Northern Cal. We have our specialty fish here but we have no yellowtail. Hope to do a trip down to SD soon.

Ummm, have you ever fought yellowtail before?
Them's the meanest, honory-est, rootin'ist, tootin'ist fighters of the 7 seas. (Sorry, just watched Yosemite Sam.)
NOTHING fights like yellowtail.

Post up pics of your tuna catch (better yet, invite us to your BBQ the next day!)

EDIT~ "Cars onto the beach" in San Diego, ain't happening. This isn't Pismo.

Your best bet is to get a small kayak cart with floatation tires to pull over the sand to get to the water.

[1AngryTaxPayer]

If you can find parking the children's pool, aka seal pool is a good sheltered spot too. A big home guard will kick your ###. Bring your bigger gear.

[cruitr]

Mission Bay has a couple of easy access boat ramps. I've seen pickup trucks drive right into the water at De Anza Cove Park. There's a similar boat ramp near Seaworld.

[1AngryTaxPayer]

Originally Posted by cruitr

Mission Bay has a couple of easy access boat ramps. I've seen pickup trucks drive right into the water at De Anza Cove Park. There's a similar boat ramp near Seaworld.

Closest yellows would be OB pier outside kelp. That's a paddle.

[oddstray]

Originally Posted by echo42

Avenida de la Playa. . ..

From where we dragged a car that was sand-bound. Be careful what you drive up there.

[RobertFisher]

Originally Posted by 1AngryTaxPayer

Closest yellows would be OB pier outside kelp. That's a paddle.

Is it net less effort to park near OB pier, haul kayak to beach, and launch from there to fish yellowtail?