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@@alexm1841 Yep. You are 100% right. There are some big ones there. Unfortunately, when I have caught them I wasn't filming....of course.☹️

@@luisoti1743 The fish you saw jumping were probably Mullet. They are pretty hard to catch on hook and line. They are vegetarian and won't eat most normal baits or lures.

@@luckythi4315 It is harder when the waves are big. Sometimes you can get sand crabs by the Huntington Beach Pier. Just dig around by the pier pilings. Catch a bunch of them and then go to the spot. It's more work but it can be worth it.👍🙂

@@TrackFarmer Hi there! I usually walk out to the end and work my way back toward the shoreline. The fish(especially the calicos) are spread out. I usually don't catch more than 2 in one spot so it helps to cover area. Hope that helps! 😉

@@anglertoanglerfishing6652 tysm i will fs do that with my friends this weekend

@@AllenSalisbury-fu3fv Hi Allen! Yep, they are plentiful out here...lol. I'm going to try and get some videos on some of the species of fish I've never caught before. There's a few.

@@e8_bill Hi there! Yes. The tide affects bite in several ways. When the tide is going from high to low, or vise versa, the fish will have a tendency to bite better. They like water movement, it stirs up the food. When the tide is at its highest or lowest point (check the tide chart for the day and time you are fishing) it seems to slow down the bite. Basically because the tide is maxed and the water stops running in or out. This usually lasts for half an hour on each side of the time of high and low tide. Also the bigger the tide change from high to low, or low to high will have the best fishing. Hope that helps!🙂

Hi Uncle Augie! Lol ... I'm glad you found it. I guess you may have noticed that I moved to Texas. Hope you are doing well! 🙂

@@keithmcknight435 Lol... now that you mentioned it, it kinda does... hope all is going well brotha!👍🙂

@@josephbaker8447 Hi Joey! Yep. They allow boats. It's a big lake! Hope you guys can make it out sometime. 👍🙂

@@josephbaker8447 👍🙂

@@josephbaker8447 Of course. If you come out to visit, I promise you we'll do one. Love you guys!

@@blackilluzionz Thank you! I really appreciate the feedback! I think I'm just scratching the surface of the fishing here in Texas. Got a few new friends showing me the ropes. 🙂

@@blackilluzionz I will be back in Newport to visit and will do videos when I'm there. Gotta stick to my roots too....🐟

@@anglertoanglerfishing6652 yes please make more newport videos, loved them. I would love to know some spots other than the jetty

@@slav_senpaii783 Thank you! 🙏🙂👍 I live in Texas now but I will be in Orange County several times a year. When I'm there I will definitely do Newport Harbor videos. 🎣

@@anglertoanglerfishing6652dang brotha have fun in TX you’re a real one!

@@ham5765 I totally agree. The fish in So Cal are heavily pressured due to the human population density. They have seen every lure know to mankind..lol.

@@jeremyfleming578 Dude, you don't even understand...lol. I'll have it dialed pretty quick. Can't wait for you guys to come visit!🙂👍

Thanks Allen. The fishing is really good here. I won't be back for a couple of months. Jeanette will be back in a couple of weeks for a day or two. Can't wait to get back and hang out with you guys.

@@21mejia25 Actually I have never tried them. I would imagine that they would work, being they are natural prey for Bass and Catfish. I would exercise caution here though because I believe they are considered a gamefish by the Fish and Game Department which makes it illegal to use them as bait. I would double check the regulations beforehand if you plan on trying them for bait.

@@Chuotlactranngocdien Hi there! As far as I know, you do need a license. I've heard different things about it, some saying that you do need it, others saying you don't. I would take the route of caution here and tell you to just have it to be safe. A $65 license is better than a $200-$500 ticket.

@garywolfe9585 Yep. Had a good opportunity and had to take it. The fishing is really good! 👍

@@heroacross Thanks my man!

@@bricehata9908 Thanks my brotha! Fun Bass fishing out here!

Hey there. That spot can be hit or miss. As a tip though, I usually like to fish it at really low tides and really high tides. That might improve your odds.🙂👍

@@JohnSmith-w8l Thank you! I appreciate the feedback!👍🙂

@@josephrios8408I have fished from my float tube at night. I'm not sure as far regulations or rules about doing it. I would highly recommend having a few glow sticks or lights on your tube so any boaters out can see you. I've never been kicked out by Harbor Patrol and have seen several other people float tubing at night. I hope this helps.

@@LucaHecht-ti6hx You can buy that lure at most tackle shops or order it online. Lucky Craft 110. As far as a particular spot on the jetty, I don't know the exact spot. I usually start at the end and work my way back.

Sorry for the late reply. You can usually get them at most tackle shops. Longfin and Ketchem Tackle usually have them. I would call ahead though to make sure.

@@mikesouthworth1999 Hi there. Mussels and ghost shrimp are other good baits for surf fishing. Check out my latest video on surf fishing. That's the one that I give you a few tips on hooking sand crabs.

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@@joshm721 it was Las Vegas Bay area

@@maximkarpinsky8139 Right on! Thanks for the good words! It is a definitely different than NorCal. I think they get stripers more up there. We do get some down here but they are pretty rare. They got some big Surfperch up there from what I've heard.

@@trout_spankn_dominoeacosta6914 hi there. I usually get the mussels off the docks. Or I get them off the rocks at the jetty on low tide. The wedge jetty is at the end of Balboa peninsula in Newport Beach.

@anglertoanglerfishing6652 is that the spot. Where u go towards Newport beach an instead of turning right to hit the pier. You continue going straight til the road ends. Cuz that's the only wedge I see an it's the opening of the ocean an tge boat docks. But it looks different from that one bro. That's why I ask

@@trout_spankn_dominoeacosta6914 Yep. That's the place.

@@trout_spankn_dominoeacosta6914 It's really not a specific spot. It's a matter of chumming the area that you are fishing. Anywhere along the entire jetty has fish. Just a tip, try to find the deepest water close to the jetty.

@@anglertoanglerfishing6652 will do brother. Ty

@@walden6272 Hi there! Trust me I would like to catch them as well. They are vegetarian and are extremely difficult to catch on a baited hook. There's a lot of them in the back bay. I have seen people snag them and I have heard of people catching them on bread balls. I snagged one by accident with a crankbait. They do put up a good fight. That's the only one I have ever caught.

@@anglertoanglerfishing6652 I see. I did try bread ball and I chum the area too and nothing. I didn't realize they are that extremely difficult to catch. I guess I'll just give up on catching them. lol

@@walden6272 I hear ya.

@@Okhanz Hi there! Thank you for the good words! I appreciate it. I can't give you the exact location out of respect for others that fish the spot. Sorry. I don't want to be know as a spot burner. I hope you understand. I will say that it is in Newport Back Bay. You might be able to figure it out using Google maps in satellite view. That's the best I can do. Thanks.🙂👍

@@europeanfishing104 Hi there! I usually just dig up the sand crabs from the sand right at the water line. If there are any jetties I will focus on the sand around the rocks.👍

@@frankymonroy8185 Hi there. It's in the Saddle Point area. I've watched some other videos of Lake Mead and it seems like they catch striped bass pretty much all over the lake though. Seems like as long as you use anchovies for bait you have a chance to catch them just about anywhere on the lake. Hope you and your son catch some.🙂👍

@@anglertoanglerfishing6652 right now we are just waiting for the Las Vegas heat to go away, but we will definitely check out that spot soon, thank you 🙏🏽

Thanks man!

@@xaviergarcia8774 Any tide can be good. I kinda like the outgoing tide as I feel that it pulls a lot of food from the harbor out to opening of the jetty.👍

@@arthurk.5193 Hi there. I've heard different things about this. Some say that you need a license, some say you don't. I'm under the impression that you need one.

Thanks! 👍

@@acme9538 lol... Small world. He is a cool dude. Great fisherman too!👍🙂

@@k.h.1587 Nice observation!👍🙂

@@k.h.1587 I didn't realize it until after I posted.

@@k.h.1587 It's a trek. I gotta mentally prepare for it. There's been a few times I've walked to the end and caught nothing.

Not sure what you mean. I laid him on the rock and he was kinda on the rag, but I didn't wipe him off. Trust me I try to release the fish the best I can without hurting them. After all the fish I've caught in my life I'm sure most of them survived. Appreciate the concern though, as I would guess that you are a catch and release guy as well. 👍

Hi there. Glad that my videos have been helpful. Those Barracuda love those trolled jerkbaits! There is a lot of adjustments as we drift. You have to consider tidal movement and the wind. I have a video explaining how to drift. I think it's Using the tide tables to improve your fishing results. I'll find it and send the link. Thanks for the good words!🙂👍

Thanks Keith! Happy 4th of July! Do you do any surf fishing up there?

Hi there! Actually Corbina are good eating. We usually just catch and release though.

Naw, it's Newport Beach Harbor in Southern California. I had another person ask me the same question.. lol. 🙂👍

Hi there! We were using sand crabs for bait.

Carolina Rig with size 4 hook, 6lb line, and 3/4 ounce sliding sinker.

Oh wow sand crabs huh. Can you use the plastic Berkeley brands?

@@101skinnydipper .Yep. The gulp sandworms work pretty good.

Sorry I don't give directions to spots out of respect for others who fish there. It's not cool to do that. I hope you understand. It's in Huntington/Newport Beach area. Look at Google maps and you may be able to find it. That's the best help I can give. Thanks.🙂

Also as a side note you can use the techniques I've shown in the video at pretty much any beach in socal. I usually surf fish anywhere from Sunset beach to Newport Beach depending on the conditions. 👍🙂

Looks like possibly orange street. Off seashore. Could be wrong though. He did say Newport/river jetties.