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Nice fish bud yeah, the next video I upload we get limits also It’s hot out there right now.

Yes sir

Look at your screens. Bait on the bottom is a good thing to look for also water temperature like if you notice the water temperature is warmer in one area over another that’s always good because halibut generally like warmer water. Drop offs are good to see like let’s say you notice the bottom drops off from 19-23ft that’s a good place to try. Also make sure the bottom is sandy halibut tend to be in the sand.

That’s the plan for us this year we’ve never done it before, so it would be our first time but we’re hopefully going to give it a try

Like I said in the video we are not on my dad and I’s boat, which is completely dialed in with the right net and everything but like I said in the video, this is my friend’s new boat and they don’t have everything ready on it yet. I do agree I shouldn’t of netted the fish although I thought it looked like a keeper next time I’ll either lift them in or use a rubber net. Also my friends have ordered a new rubber net so we will be ready for next time

@@fishingthepacific3648 No excuses I’m not the one putting a video on the internet so expect more negative comments I mean right why are you replying

No excuses just letting you know I’m in the wrong and that my pals on that boat have a rubber net now and I never said anything about not expecting negative comments so I don’t know what you’re on about there

@@Ray-rj52459 u mad

Glad to see ya heard what I said about how I shouldn’t of netted that fish. Everybody else in the comments keeps commenting the same damn thing of how I shouldn’t of netted that fish even tho I literally said in the video I shouldn’t of netted it. Thanks for being understanding and Happy Late Easter.

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Like I said in the video we are not on my dad and I’s boat, which is completely dialed in with the right net and everything but like I said in the video, this is my friend’s new boat and they don’t have everything ready on it yet. I do agree I shouldn’t of netted the fish although I thought it looked like a keeper next time I’ll either lift them in or use a rubber net. Also my friends have ordered a new rubber net so we will be ready for next time.

All I hear is excuses. Do better.

Thanks Gabe and happy Easter

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Like I said in the video we are not on my dad and I’s boat, which is completely dialed in with the right net and everything but like I said in the video, this is my friend’s new boat and they don’t have everything ready on it yet but they have ordered a rubber net, so we’ll be ready for next time.

Good on you for ordering the right net...you can always just swing them in if they're close. If it comes off, it was a short. Please spread the word...so many guys fishing halibut this year, we need protect the shorts more than ever.

@@elgatodiablo6650 they will be over fished this year just like in 2008 salmon closing, every boat staying in the bay. the following two years was just the $hit in the bay with no fish

@@dogsense3773 They need to drop the limit to two fish per person. They’ve been talking about doing it but the problem is that they just keep talking about it and not actually doing it.

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Like I said in the video we are not on my dad and I’s boat, which is completely dialed in with the right net and everything but like I said in the video, this is my friend’s new boat and they don’t have everything ready on it yet but they have ordered a rubber net, so we’ll be ready for next time.

@@fishingthepacific3648 yeah I saw that on the video after I had mentioned that.

807, one of my favorite rods

@@fishingthepacific3648 yupp sick ass rods, I run 808's for sturgeon and I got a 806 hybrid and then regular 806 for halibut and salmon, the way they load up is a good sight to see

How do the 806s do on the 40 ounce weights for salmon because that’s one of the reasons I got the 807 over the 806 was because I thought the 806 would be a hair light for the 40 ounce salmon balls

@@fishingthepacific3648 my boys swear by them but the 806 hybrid (power of 6) is like an 807 in the abyss... all my boys run 806 abyss and have no problem. It hooks up better because of the bend

Ok I’ll look into um

Thanks pal

From when the fishing time? That’s from today that you catch does Halibut ?

I was out of the Gage today and we catch Dungeness crabs

This was last Wednesday

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Thanks pal

Are you on Adderall?

We’re in South Bay

Ya this was Saturday, thanks for watching

I’m hoping for it

Thanks

What u got right now

@@fishingthepacific3648 2015 Duckworth 20 Abvantage 150 mercury

I just took a look at it on google, it looks nice but if you do end up getting a Parker you will for sure feel the difference in the ride just because the fiberglass and that goes with any fiberglass boat since they’re heavier they just ride much nicer and will cut the water better if you have anymore questions about ours just let me know I’ll be happy to answer

Only problem I’ve had with it is that the zipper broke on me but I just told pitbull tackle about it and they gave me a new one for free. About the size we have the 60x24, for how many halibut the most we’ve but in it was 9 but I think it could easily take 15 depending on how much ice you have in there and for keeping ice cold it won’t keep it frozen but it definitely slows the time it freezes which is fine for me cause I’ll usually through two 20 pound bags in there the night before and it will be still mostly frozen by the time we’re done with our day

I guess it just means we’ll be killing more halibut and salmon this year

I prefer to have 15s but at the time of this video we were running one downrigger with a 12 and one with a 15 because I think the video before this one we lost one of the weights but I prefer the 15 pounders

@@fishingthepacific3648 thanks!!!!! Hopefully we get a season this year.

For sure, hopefully all this rain does something to help

@@fishingthepacific3648 I noticed you guys run a swivel in the middle of you leader. Just wondering what that does vs running straight leader?

@@Diamondthefisherman that’s because we’re rolling the bait so it’s constantly spinning and I don’t want to chance tangles so I’m sure it would be fine without the extra swivel but I just like it for that reason. It also gives grass and jelly just one more obstacle to hit before hitting and ruining my bait

Thanks happy new year

Thanks

Thanks Oleg

Thanks Gabe

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Just use what you got confidence in I personally like big swim baits and my dad likes frozen mackerel or smelt on the bottom they both work but that’s just what we both prefer another thing when finding spots is use google maps and look for smaller patches of rocks surrounded by sand usually those can be hot spots cause if there’s any rockfish in the area they will usually group up there