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The California Fish and Game Commission's ruling Wednesday to expand no-take marine reserves off the Central Coast certainly must send a wake-up call to all Southern California anglers who enjoy fishing along the coastline.

The Fish and Game Commission banned or severely restricted all fishing in a network of 29 reserves that covers 18 percent, or approximately 200 square miles, of Central California's coastal waters, from Pigeon Point to Point Conception. The proposal covers more than two dozen marine protected areas involving more than 200 square miles of state waters. Approximately 8 percent of this total area (94 square miles) is proposed to be designated as state marine reserves (no-take) while the remainder would allow some form of recreational and/or commercial fishing, the commission said.