Moving Back To California - Help Requested...

Marc · Post by **Marc** » Thu Aug 21, 2014 5:13 pm

I know this is a long shot...but thought I would ask for recommendations on finding a place to temporarily store my Ranger.

I am finally returning to Orange County, to accept a job in Yorba Linda/Placentia (couple of blocks from Angler's Marine). I will be looking to buy a house with a 3 car garage to park my boat, so it may take me a while, and I am moving over Labor Day weekend.

I really do not want to leave my boat in Washington until I find a home to buy, so I am looking for recommendations for places to store it. I would consider anywhere around the Yorba Linda area, including La Habra, Whittier, Brea, Fullerton, Anaheim, Placentia, and even as far southwest as San Juan Capistrano area where I will be temporarily staying until I find a home.

Thanks, and looking forward to seeing you out on the water.

mrobinett · Post by **mrobinett** » Thu Aug 21, 2014 6:33 pm

Hi Marc. I live in Diamond Bar and have RV parking on the side of our house, that for now isn't being used but I live in Diamond Bar.

kb · Post by kb » Thu Aug 21, 2014 8:50 pm

Good news you are moving back sir......not sure if it is possible but if you give Rick a call at Anglers Marine and tell him your situation and the fact you are a Ranger guy I am sure he may have a way to help you or find you help for sure......he goes above and beyond to help the bass guys!

See you at Bass a Thon this year!

Kent Brown

Gary Dobyns · Post by **Gary Dobyns** » Thu Aug 21, 2014 8:57 pm

Moving back to CA ???? You fall on your head or what???

I don't know where Diamond Bar is, but probably a lot closer than me. I'm 7-8 hours from Anglers Marine but a lot closer than WA. I have room at the rod shop if needed. You're going to miss those River Smallies buddy!!

mark poulson · Post by **mark poulson** » Fri Aug 22, 2014 6:27 am

Welcome back. Please bring some water with you.

george · Post by **george** » Fri Aug 22, 2014 12:20 pm

Hello Marc,

Shoot me a call when you get time, I may have a place to store your boat and I am a real estate broker and can help you located a home also if you don't have an broker already.

George Azevedo
209-402-2284

Marc · Post by **Marc** » Fri Aug 22, 2014 9:48 pm

[quote="Gary Dobyns"]Moving back to CA ???? You fall on your head or what???

Ha Ha; I tend to do things differently; while most are moving out of California I figure it will be a good time to move in.

I am really going to miss those big smallmouths in Washington and 20+ pound limits all brown. I won't miss fishing in the rain every day from November to May, and if I fish a tourney in California that it rains I know I will have a huge advantage. Glad that Havasu is kicking out good smallmouths and can't wait to show them some northwestern tactics.

Thanks for the offer, Gary; you are always willing to help and I appreciate it.

kb, I will see you at the BassAThon, and will give Rick a call tomorrow. We need to get out on a boat in the near future.

George, I am already working with an agent, but would still like to give you a call.

Looking forward to chasing some double digit Mama Pesces again.

JPaul · Post by **JPaul** » Fri Aug 22, 2014 11:35 pm

Best of luck but Washington to Cali ,from green to brown cost living over here is $$$

Marc · Post by **Marc** » Sat Aug 23, 2014 6:21 am

mark poulson wrote:Welcome back. Please bring some water with you.

Mark, I heard about the drought so I developed a plan to haul the maximum amount of water possible. For the past two weeks I dehydrated half of the Puget Sound. I was working on my plan to rehydrate it once I arrive in Orange County; but then I remembered it was all saltwater.

Yea, the cost of living is high, which is exactly why I will still be working instead of coming down as a retiree.

george · Post by **george** » Sat Aug 23, 2014 11:23 am

Welcom Back Marc,

Call me anytime! 209-402-2284.

George Azvedo

mark poulson · Post by **mark poulson** » Sun Aug 24, 2014 5:34 pm

Marc wrote:
mark poulson wrote:Welcome back. Please bring some water with you.
Mark, I heard about the drought so I developed a plan to haul the maximum amount of water possible. For the past two weeks I dehydrated half of the Puget Sound. I was working on my plan to rehydrate it once I arrive in Orange County; but then I remembered it was all saltwater.

Yea, the cost of living is high, which is exactly why I will still be working instead of coming down as a retiree.

Hahaha...It would probably go bad anyway, since you're facing a 28 day quagga quarantine before you can release it.
But we really appreciate the effort, anyway.
Thanks, and welcome back.
See you at the BAT.