WHY YOU SHOULD THROW SWIMBAITS FOR HALIBUT!
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Day 2 solo camping on California's central coast. I almost never see people throwing swimbaits for halibut. Hopefully this video convinces you to give it a try
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If I’m not mistaken this is Gaviota beach. I just have a question how far from shore do you go
Great vid! Subbed
At the spot A lol going Sunday boat
that first halibut was a master class in how to do it. Nice!
Thank you!! Swimbait is the way!
You're doing great young man!
Thanks!
You can use more than 1 rod in Ca?
Nice work dude. But you ever bleed out your fish?
I remember that day my friend. Can't wait to get back on it!
Nice work! I'm going to try your method of one live rod and one swimbait rod. Thanks for sharing your experience.
Thanks! One live bait rod and one swimbait rod is perfect in my experience
Gaviota has always been the bomb.... caught av 5 lb Calico up off San Augustine years ago in my RIB
Swore I was tangled in the kelp until it took off !
Fish tacos galore :)
Get get! Always looking forward to the next video. I need to get my kayak out to that spot.
Thanks! Get out there!
Another great video man! I’m always happy when I see your videos in my subscription feed. Have fun and keep up the great fishing!
Thank you, glad to hear that!
Solid man!! Killer day out there.
Nice catch buddy
Thanks!
Solid work. Im getting some swim baits.
Thanks! You won't regret it
Great video I just subscribed. Looking forward to seeing more content. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for subscribing! Welcome to the channel
Hope one day u come down to La Jolla. U r an awesome fisherman bro
Thanks! Literally today i was watching videos and doing research on fishing la jolla and i will make some trips next summer for sure
Any spots that you recommend in La Jolla?
Damn dude should’ve hooked up that octopus get a ling I know it’s not the target species but when the opportunity presents itself take it. You had ling candy!
I would have done that, but the spot I was fishing has no reef and no one really catches lingcod there. I do have another video where I did that and caught a nice ling though
My favorite fish to eat.
They are tasty but salmon beats them for me
Great video this will save us some time thank you so much, Do you have link for your swimbait please, thanks again.
I don't have a link, but this is a 5inch big hammer swimbait. Get a pear or bone white color and you're set
@@FishermansChronicles Thanks a lot, let me know when you are in SD let’s fish together using my boat
@@sonnyabdul4355 email me: ilanfishing@gmail.com and we’ll set something up!
What rod do you have paired up with the 4000BG
St croix 7'6 MH Mojo inshore
Thanks brah, after seeing how much pressure you pet on that rod it makes me feel better about owning one that I haven't put it to a test. I've read a lot of bad reviews on the lighter rods of them breaking the tip .Thanks for that video. Keep up the good work
@@mariomoreno1418 Glad you found this helpful, I have not had any problems with the rod and it has worked very well. I really like using a light setup to throw the swimbait, you can feel everything and its a lot of fun
I’m curious what the gray float is carrying behind your boat?
what weight of the jig head?
I used 1oz, 1.5oz, and 2oz this day
What size daiwa bg you have on your rod
4000
Congrats, was this big sur?
Thanks! This is closer to san luis obispo
Awesome adventure man! What rod are you putting the life bait on?
Thanks! It's an uglystik tiger medium light 7'6. Highly recommend
Do you guys have heavy current in your area? 10 Oz seems overkill for 55 ft
There can be a bit of current but I could probably get away with 8oz or 6oz on a good day. Just had some 10oz available
SLO LOL
Plus or minus 100 miles
Great vid. What rod is that you are using for the swim bait
Thanks! it's st. croix mojo inshore 7'6 MH
Thx
One day that drive gona fall over in the breaks or when you capsize for whatever reason. my suggestion is run a rope line from the drive eye hook to the handle up front and clip it down. Save yourself self 900 bucks right there....
Thank you! Yeah it definitely makes me nervous when launching sometimes