GTA – San Andreas – Oysters Guide – All 50 – 1 of 3
Ok, here’s an easy route for getting and remembering all 50 oysters. 
I used the Seasparrow, because it’s probably the fastest way of getting them , and can go over land, etc. Also, I sped up the video, because there’s a lot of flying / traveling in collecting the oysters, so speeding it up shows the route faster.
** ALSO, I turned off the sound because the Seasparrow’s sound sped up the whole time got annoying. 
But the pedestrians were funny. XD And I didn’t want to use any copyrighted music, so I figured leaving the sound off was best. (Unless someone likes the chipmunks.)
But if people *truly* want the sound, then I can upload those versions too. I just figured for the people who were truly using these as guides, what mattered most was the visual guide for collecting the Oysters. And the sped-up sound got annoying after 5-10 minutes. :/
Ok, for the OYSTERS, it’s even more important to use the *references* in the environment to locate them exactly. I’ll list those that I use here, as well as the *markers* or *guides* that I use in flying from one oyster to another. But most oysters are usually *in the center of something.* Ie. in the center of a bridge, at the tip of a dock, in the middle of a pond, near a boat or plane that spawns, etc.
*ALSO*, I would avoid shooting pedestrians while collecting the oysters (ie. with the Seasparrow.) :/ If you get a wanted star, the cops can shoot up the chopper, and by the ~45th oyster, the chopper can start smoking. Also, I avoid going under most bridges, because the damage adds up over time. Also, I avoid the enemy gang members (and even shoot them if necessary,) to protect the chopper, as they have high firepower.
Ok, I start at Verdant Meadows (the airport.) I go north, and the Seasparrow’s there.
#1 I fly east until I get to that patch of sand on the right (near the beginning of it,) and line up with the boat on the left, and the oyster’s right about there.
#2 I fly to the east tip / corner of San Andreas, and it spawns right in front of that boat.
#3 It’s in the guitar-shaped pool under the diving board. (Also, make sure you get the *oyster* and not just the horseshoe.
#4 right past the sex shop sign.
#5 the next “pool” over, over the trees, and near the front of that dirt “outcropping.”
#6 obvious enough (in the middle of the pool)
#7 I go over the car park, and to the right of the pyramid, and it’s on the corner of that little side-pool.
#8 over the tower, over the overpass, and the last group of buildings. It’s on the left of the middle bridge support.
#9 to the right of the trees, over the highway. It’s the 2nd (smaller) bridge. (in the middle of it.)
#10 at the tip of the dock.
#11 I go over that hill (next to the valley,) and towards Glenn Park. I park the helicopter far away from the oyster, because often Ballas gang members spawn nearby, so it keeps the chopper out of it (also I equip a gun. If you get a wanted star, there’s police bribe in the southern tunnel.) Parking farther away also seems to make them spawn on the *bridge*, so they stay out of the picture.
#12 I go by the church, the orange building with the hot chick on the side (in “Tagging Up Turf,”) CJ’s house, the stadium, and over the palm trees.
#13 Over the ship (or around it,) and it’s in the middle of the lower “dock.”
#14 middle of the bridge
#15 the next bridge over (middle again.)
#16 the key for this one is to *line up the chopper with the left side of the highway*. If you do that, following that line, it’s just off the shore. That lines it up so that all you have to do is exit the chopper just after you get over the water, and you should be lined up with it.
#17 I use that 2nd bush for reference. The oyster is located right in front of that.
#18 I park the chopper *before* the bridge. And it’s right under the 1st bridge. If I try to fly under too many bridges, the chopper can start smoking by ~#45 or so.
#19 I fly through the bridge here, as it’s easy enough. I let the chopper glide to the *other* side though, since it’s easy to take off like that. (And again, it’s in the middle of the bridge.)
#20 I fly next to the water tower / silo, near the Oriental Theater, and to the right of the Sex Shop and Sprunk signs.
#21 I fly next to that tree, then follow the path towards the water. It’s under the *2nd* bridge. The small, wooden one.
#22 Skip one bridge, and it’s under the next one.
#23 (into next video) the next bridge over, to the left.
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