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Is this the one in San Jose

Epic! Sight fished him then called the hook up..!! Duuude congrats and much respect for the release 🙏🏾

Gooowaaannn

You go boi!!!

lets fucking gooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!! im so happy for you man. dont know you, but i thoroughly enjoyed watching this. good for you man. hell ya. great respect for the release too. almost made me cry the respect you have for the animal and the ocean. although, i hear they taste amazing and that one would have had some great filets on it. Im still new to fishing, so why did you release it? Honest question. Im still learning and im not asking sarcastically. That seems like a keeper maybe? Help enlighten me and teach me what to do in this scenario. thanks for the info.

congrats! i stopped eating just to congratulate you lol fun video! keep it coming

Thats a wonderful catch bro. Fish is little monster, leg size. You did great releasing the little monster so that it can reach its full potential. 😄

Sweet striper! Wtg...keep that rod tip up, brother..my 2 cents..

Brilliant! Congrats! It’s all about putting in the time and keeping the bait in the water. Moving down the beach is solid. Seeing the fish in the surf is rare & fantastic. Nice video! Your enthusiasm and authenticity is great to see! Tight lines!

great day out on the water. love it

Nice video, and nice catch!! The north side of the park has deeper waters 🤙🏼

where is this place in california. Im there this week to fish I need a good place.

Kook

homie called it like he was kobe 😂😂 great video man

This is literally my dream, I have caught alot of reservoir and bay striper, and surf perch but never a surf striper, let alone a giant like this. Congrats! Nice videos

I love eating ovmcean stripers because it's all natural... but that size is to be released back. You're a true fisherman, dude... hats off to you.

That looks like a fun place to fish! Is this in the BayArea?

Great example of goin thru your tools till one fit. Imagine all the fish we walk away from cuz we cant see they are there, just not into that plug, lure/bait. Change up and hook up! Nice!

Don’t pull the fish in with the line get the line to the reel and fight them that way you will break a lot less fish off you typically only pull them in with line if they are small but fight the fish from reel let the rod and the drag do the work good luck

bro reeling the shadow-caster

The best life

Where are these spots?

Looks fun!

Here's a note for you about bass.... ealry in the AM is the best .. by noon.....its pretty much a wash... just sayin from lots of fishing,.. I'm 63

The problem of always need one more rod

Haha muscle memory 😂 nice work🤘

What's your rod?

I have never surf fished ever. What are good beaches in SF for this?

It's been tough at that reservoir with the grass having gotten so tall, big swimbaits and frogs have been my go to there. It really turns on there during the earliest and latest hours

Damn, The water level dropped there.

Any tips?

Are you in california? If not I'm having trouble finding the holes and the rips

Wow so inspirational!!!

Congrats 🎉🍾. You KNOW you tie excellent knots😉

Great. Catch

Marone saxatilis

Mean bruddah

Nice dude, I haven't given much time to rockfish but it's on my list!

What a shame to treat a short fish like that for facebook likes. Please respect our resources better.

You stood so close to the edge 😱 glad you didn’t fall in!

I suggest making salted shrimp. They don't get stink in your backpack and really stay on the hook. I keep mine in a small Tupperware container in my pocket lol and a slip bobber rig will save allot of headaches someday , weighted with swimbait or bait under it work great

I know how to find fish, bro, but seriously, where can I find a girlfriend who'd gift me some fishing gear?

Great for releasing the big fish . What an awesome fight !

You just had sex on the beach

Nice bass sess 🙌🏾

First time watching your "Channel?" and, as an old striped bass surf fisherman of the San Francisco Bay Area, mostly from the Cliff House and the Gate area, say Half Moon Bay to the south to Stinson Beach to the north with occasional forays to Santa Cruz to the south and McClures Beach to the north, I've caught a lot of stripers. Now I realize you were going after surf perch and were geared up for them and not stripers, but there's a few things I might suggest that may help you eliminate or at least minimize some of the problems you were having. 1., If you're goiong surf fishing, dress and gear up like you're going surf fishing, not for a casual walk on the beach while carrying some fishing gear. To me that means a good pair of chest high waders and a decent hooded rain parka cinched around your middle with a "Surf Belt". The kind I use used to ba available in Army Navy stores and were surplus and served two vital functions; a., if you were to get dunked by a wave (I've been there) they keep most of the water out. And b., they accept clip on pouches of various sizes that were made for the belt to carry your gear with you while you cast, follow, fight and land your fish. No running back and forth like a mad man to where you plopped your gear down to get a different lure/whatever. (Also keeps honest people honest when your attention is elsewhere.) While I prefer using conventional, revolving spool gear myself, I even made an 11' one piece spinning surf rod and topped it with a Penn 706 with 20# Stren for any friend I might want to take with me to introduce them to the sport. I use a conventional 11' one piece rod I made with a Penn Squidder that I narrow spooled. There is something I've noticed in a lot of recent videos about striper and surf perch fishing in Calipornia, which is everyone who is using spinning gear has never heard the advice of an old Indian salmon fishing guide, from "Down East" Maine: "When he pulls, you don't. When he don't pull, you do". Yes, the old pump and reel is still the best way to bring in a fish who can make runs. With a conventional reel, if a fish is taking out line and you keep reeling, the fish is still taking out line against the drag and that's it. With a spinning reel, if the fish is taking out line and you keep cranking the handle, every revolution of that bail puts another twist in your line which weakens and - depending on a variety of factors - may start to abrade it. Stop by Modern Bait & Tackle on Mission Street in San Francisco when you're in the area. Not only do they have great manufactured rods and much, much more, including tips and the latest info on runs, but they also do custom rod making as well. If Eddy Banta still hangs out there, tell him I said hello. Don't forget, "The worst day of fishing is still better than the best day of working".

Bro this is one of the highest quality fishing videos I have ever seen

Awesome video my friend!! I just recorded a bass fishing video for my channel and it’s cool to see how other people are doing!! I love watching your videos, keep up the good work!! 🎣🤝🎣

Love the original reaction 😂 Like a Lil kid that got his first bike. Good shit 👏

Nice video bro, You deserve more subs.