Видео

we made it, drill a bunch of holes in a 2-3 gallon bucket and put a pool noodle around the rim so it floats

Sometimes we'll fish around the banks and high spots, but outside of that reading temp/chlorophyll charts and just driving and looking around while covering water.

I suppose we could push the boat down the beach but it wouldn't really be ideal, the harbor is generally easier for us. I don't think anyone would mind if we wheeled it down but you couldn't beach launch with a trailer.

newport vessels catalina model 12.5 feet

we have a 12.5 footer with a 15hp motor. whenever we go out we have our fish finder/gps unit, handheld vhf radio, life jackets, and some other safety gear. if we choose to take bait we rigged up a big cooler with aerators that can keep sardines alive for a while, and we also made some rod harness straps for trolling. generally, if we go offshore we'll just look around and cast lures when we see fish. hope this helps

Thanks for the information. I really enjoy the videos. Keep up the great work

no worries, appreciate it!

it's 12.5 feet long, probably about 4-5 feet wide from the edge of each tube

@@GetBentSportfishing can we go fishing?

bat ray

i think it was a mixture of soy sauce, oyster sauce, fish sauce, and a bit of sesame oil

thanks! it's a newport vessels catalina model, 12.5 feet

we have a mercury 15hp on the back, boat is 12.5 feet. in terms of going offshore, the main thing is just being careful with the sea conditions and picking a nice day to go

in this video we were maybe 12-13 miles out, boat is 12.5 feet

we're gonna go take a look this weekend if the weather is nice enough

@@GetBentSportfishing any luck this season?

@@coffeedollsvp not so much in the dinghy offshore, but we've done pretty well on the sport boats

it's a great setup for coastal fishing, but just a word of advice, we would definitely recommend sticking to harbors/inshore for a while until you guys are really comfortable. SCI is 60 miles offshore, conditions can get bad fast over there and in an inflatable boat, that's a very long ways away from any help. Even Catalina is quite far for this size boat, unless you get a rare flat calm day. In this video we're 10-15 miles out max and even that is pushing our limits. We do have a really fun coastal fishery (bass, rockfish, etc.) that's definitely accessible with this setup, enjoy the boat and be safe!

I just got a 10.5 foot which me and my girl got a 15 hp engine. We’re excited to get out a little further probably 8-10 miles. Super excited

simrad cruise 7

we use this one, good for getting water out of the boat: www.amazon.com/SeaSense-Hand-Bilge-Pump-20-Inch/dp/B004XACS30/ref=sr_1_5?keywords=hand+bilge+pump&qid=1652329318&sprefix=hand+bilg%2Caps%2C138&sr=8-5

Finished watching the video and there's blood everywhere.

@@LouLovesLyrics haha we unfortunately do not have a deck hose on our inflatable

anywhere past the pch bridge into the back bay you can't fish from a boat/tube/kayak, only from shore

it's awesome, it would be so much harder to fish without it. we thought about getting a cheap one but ended up going with the simrad and it was definitely worth the investment, never had any problems so far

@@GetBentSportfishing Thanks for the reply. I have not used it yet in the ocean, but I'll be heading to the Coronado Islands in 2 weeks in search of any YT. Are the coastal maps decent? Again, thank you and keep posting them awesome fishing/adventure videos.

@@alanmckenzie3228 yeah they've been pretty good for us so far, but we haven't used them in mexican waters. also not sure if you're aware, but there's a bunch of permits needed for the coronados, so you'll want to have those in case you're boarded by the mexican navy lol

@@GetBentSportfishing Thanks again. Yes, TIP, Mex. fishing lic., eco brac., FMM and passport. It's a lot but the fishing there is usually very good.

@@alanmckenzie3228 yeah definitely, they're starting to see some yellows now. good luck out there

we got most of the fish at the rockpile, which is about 10 miles south of the islands

Anytime you're fishing the Coronado Islands you'll need a passport, regardless of the trip length. I believe the law is whenever you're within 12 miles of Mexican land (coast or islands) you need a passport, but further offshore you don't need one

Newport vessels Catalina model

we were on the clemente out of dana wharf sportfishing

definitely not, we'll usually grab them by the holes right behind the eyes where they take in water

12.5 feet

@@GetBentSportfishing thanks for the response I just bought a bris 10.8

it kind of depends where you're fishing. i think it's about 20 miles from mission bay to the north island, around 25 to the south island, and an additional 5 miles to the rockpile. so you're looking at like 2-3 hours of travel time.

avet jx and a shimano saguaro 7' mh

GetBent Sportfishing thanks do you mind if i ask where this is

@@parkerpruett13 just one of the public docks in newport harbor

we usually list all the setups used in the description ^

I believe any boat with a motor on it needs to be registered, and we have the CF registration numbers for ours. We also both have our boaters cards, but you can take a free online course to get those

You do not need a boater card just to register it and have your fishing license amd your good now if you go on rivers you do need the boat card think I seen you giy launch from there I take my dingy out to it’s 10 fit maxxon amd fish for thresher try it it’s fun to catch them