Hello. I would like to purchase a casting net to catch my own bait off of piers in the san Francisco area does anyone know is this legal to do, thanks.
I just went to this Crystal Pier this past weekend. There sure are a lot of species there. I caught my very first halibut that day, although it was a baby the size of a hand palm. I used go to this pier a lot more often with my friend. One day he caught a Black Seabass, which was a once in a lifetime experience. He of course threw it back in the water, but that goes to show you there are an abundance of different species there and big ones too.
Crystal Pier has produced an abundance of Sargo, Spot Fin Croakers , Barred Surf Perch, Yellow Fin croakers, and Corbinas for me this year fishing at this pier. All fishing caught are blessings from God.
Subscribed! Great video. Haven`t been there in many decades but have some great memories. Also some HUGE bat rays were hooked there and landed on the beach (team effort). Thanks for the vid, really well done!
Grew up in PB . In high school back in the 70's caught croaker, jack smelt, halibut, sheephead, and white sea bass. Never heard of the yellowtail, but i did see a yellowtail follow my jig up to the boat in LJ kelp beds once.
No license is required to fish Crystal Pier. List of other California public piers that don't require a license: www.pierfishing.com/msgboard/index.php?threads/the-official-california-fish-wildlife-dept-list-of-public-piers-and-jetties---no-fishing-license-required.2508/
The video already corrected that glitch before we released it. Not tripping, just made a verbal mistake and it's easy to do when filming (and we only make one version).
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Really like the information about different piers & bait to use! Someday; I hope to meet you. Thanks
Hey I was wondering you guys can catch threshers off that pier
Subscribed! What your setup are you going with when trying to catch yellowtail at crystal pier?
What’s a rig to get a yellowtail
Hello. I would like to purchase a casting net to catch my own bait off of piers in the san Francisco area does anyone know is this legal to do, thanks.
My grandfather took me fishing on Crystal Pier for my first fishing experience in 1974. Very sentimental place for me.
I used to read your articles on pier fishing in California! Great to see you in person. Keep on fishing, sir!
I learned more from you than these influencers.
San Diego, CA - City Heights. Thank you
For sharing your knowledge.
True southern California native.
Cool and Imformative...thank you 😎
Very informative. Thanks.
I just went to this Crystal Pier this past weekend. There sure are a lot of species there. I caught my very first halibut that day, although it was a baby the size of a hand palm.
I used go to this pier a lot more often with my friend. One day he caught a Black Seabass, which was a once in a lifetime experience. He of course threw it back in the water, but that goes to show you there are an abundance of different species there and big ones too.
This is where I learned how to fish me and my brother had a true temper bait caster I was 11 remember this old man worked in the bait shop it was 1971
AWESOME VIDEO BRO
I caught 55 inch Leopard shark off that pier and I have seen them yellowtail swimming through but never got lucky 💯🔥💙👍
Thank you for all the historical information that our newer generations definitely need to hear. God Bless ‼️
Crystal Pier has produced an abundance of Sargo, Spot Fin Croakers , Barred Surf Perch, Yellow Fin croakers, and Corbinas for me this year fishing at this pier. All fishing caught are blessings from God.
Subscribed! Great video. Haven`t been there in many decades but have some great memories. Also some HUGE bat rays were hooked there and landed on the beach (team effort). Thanks for the vid, really well done!
I learned to surf right next to that pier with my pops, great memories RIP Pa. 🤙🏻
Grew up in PB . In high school back in the 70's caught croaker, jack smelt, halibut, sheephead, and white sea bass. Never heard of the yellowtail, but i did see a yellowtail follow my jig up to the boat in LJ kelp beds once.
Where’s the fishing???
Do I need a PERMIT OR LICENSE TO FISH ON THE PIER!
No license is required to fish Crystal Pier. List of other California public piers that don't require a license: www.pierfishing.com/msgboard/index.php?threads/the-official-california-fish-wildlife-dept-list-of-public-piers-and-jetties---no-fishing-license-required.2508/
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La Jolla’s north and MB is to the south lol this dude trippen
The video already corrected that glitch before we released it. Not tripping, just made a verbal mistake and it's easy to do when filming (and we only make one version).