DEEP Water Lingcod-Westport
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- Опубликовано: 2 июл 2020
- Catch your Flounder (for bait) and then go catch your Lingcod.....
That's the drill. Or, perhaps use Kokanee for bait, you have choices.
Eitherway, it's always a good time with the FHN Crew on the water with our buddy, Captain Ben Overmars.
700 Ft. of water, electric reels and a screeming good time-
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That overmars knows how to catch and find the fish he taught me alot and helped build my core in the fishing world. Thanks Ben
Best show in the Pacific Northwest USA. Got to love the sound of the aluminum bat off that monster ling.
Are those Sandabs your calling flounder?
back in the 70's I was Westport alumni, 3 salmon was the limit, 2 silvers, 1 king
I'd love to do more of this and make lingcod the focus. I've tried catching sand dabs or flounder for bait several times and wasn't very successful.... only catching a few and moving a number of times. Can you share more about how to catch flounder/sand dabs? What you look for in depth/bottom and the rigging/bait? Thank you
Hey Eric, typically with Ben we find flounder/sanddabs out SW or NW in 180' to 190' water, look for sandy bottom on your sonar and also look for suspended fish. They will be up in the water column at times. Dropper rigs, three hooks and pieces of clam neck work great- durable and stay on for multiple fish... Good luck and thanks for tuning in..
Those electric reels are cool. Personally, I enjoy the fight more than the catch. But still a cool video regardless.
Thanks, It's definitely an option. We do both, sometimes when it's a full on harvest fest, the electrics can be so efficient... More time in the water, when you fish 600 to 800 FT. Faster up and down when you need to relocate 😉
Excellent.
Would love to go fishing with you guys
I will go if you charter in June or 1st week of September. Thanks.
Took multiple screenshots of the electric reels - a recommendation? Wonder what the proper fusing and wire size would be, and one? for each rod/reel?
I know better than to ask - but Lat and Lon for Lings and Halibut?? Moving to Olympia this summer. Well edited Vid - thanks!
Don - we use Daiwa Tanacom 750s, loaded with 65lb or 80 lb braid. The reels come with the power chord you need as the connection to the reel is a proprietary plug. They come with gator clips and I reterminate with a downrigger (Scotty) plug. For the location, target areas within 1 mile of a shelf that goes into a canyon or continental shelf and has a Rocky or hard pan bottom. GOOD LUCK!
I would love to book trip like this! What charter are you using?
This was not a Charter, just a friend of ours that we fish with. Look into All Rivers & Saltwater Charters. They are friends of ours and a top notch operation. Be sure to let them know that FHN sent ya. ;-)
The day i use a electric assisted or electric reel to catch fish is the day i no longer have hands to reel a fish. My grandpa would roll in his grave if he saw me doing that
I use to say the same thing. But when you spend a lot of time in the deep water, when allowed.... 6 to 800 ft. It's a great way to put groceries in the freezer. We do sports fishing on all types of fishing all season long. This is all about the harvest and a good time with buddies. It's not one of our full on sport-fisheries.
The loud hi pitch nose is got me changing the video what a disappointment
Sorry but not my cup of tea. There is no sport there; it's more like fish shopping. The only part which required the fishermen to touch a fish or put in a little bit of effort was when they put the bait on the hook, otherwise they may as well be wearing white dress gloves and sipping cocktails.