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@dunpit3925 yeah it is.

Thanks man. I was given some of his ashes that I keep on my keys so I can take him on all my adventures.

I've never had an issue with any of my shimanos (chronarch, curado 300, tranx 400 and 500) and the level wind. The level wind stays static on all of them and I don't recall any bunching up in several years of heavy usage. I'm not sure if any level wind from any brand still has the guide follow the line as it comes off the spool. I remember I had a couple that used to decades ago but I think most brands have a disengaging level wind. Hope that answers your question. Feel free to ask follow up questions.

Hey man, it was a surprise for me too. I recorded the intro like 2 weeks after all this lol

La Jolla Cove

The sea lions were THICK. In the video I'm putting out later on this week I actually hit a sea lion with a surface iron. He kept jumping into my line multiple times and bumped my iron twice. Dude was a menace

These are Barred Sand Bass. No drum here to my knowledge, but we have similar fish called croakers

I use a Warbaits War Rig, you can visit their site and order straight from them or find a store that sells their products. I believe Tackle Warehouse carries them too. Several companies are selling Alabama/Umbrella rigs now, just be sure to check your local regulations on how many hooks you're allowed to have

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I use the 6 inch SP Minnow but I also have all three sizes

I tried to head out last Wednesday too but the PM and twilight were both full lol

Yeah it's fairly wide open. Idk if the boat got limits yesterday when I went out but I got a limit of keepers, and 18 total. I'm sure I released a few that were legals

@@Trouble619Fishing nice

It's so much fun out there. The main trail is super easy but the offshoots will range in difficulty.

I drive a stock Gen 3 Toyota Tacoma TRD Offroad.

California barracuda got to be 28” inches to keep. Shorts got to be released.

We were initially targeting Calico bass which need to be 14 inches but they didn't really want to play. We got into a school of barracuda, and if I remember correctly the boat got 3 legals, with me catching one of those. California barracuda have a 28 inch minimum size limit.

We call em pinstripes too. I don't have em too bad except on the plastic fenders but those are cheap to replace

I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Hoping I can get these out once a week.

Maybe last week of May or first week of June. Restaurant has bee. Super busy lately and it's hard to get out

I was uninjured from the accident. I actually drove the Benz all the way home from around Clairmont when I hit whatever it was. Most of the damage was in the steering/suspension that had to be replaced.

I was at Otay Truck Trail. It's kinda like my home trail. Might post some more videos of my trail stuff when I'm not fishing. I'll be headed back out on the NSF in a week or two. Be sure to day what's up if you see me and I can try to get you on a video.

Yeah, that's my yellowtail setup lol but I seem to be doing this all backwards. Catching Calicos on the YT gear and Yellows on the bass gear (in my pfp)

Heck of a lot of fun. Most of my rockfish goes to my coworkers for ceviche, they've been bugging me all year cuz they don't know that the season doesn't open back up until April 1st.

Yeah, low gear helps a whole lot. Figure about 25-30 drops per session at 600-800 feet, bringing up a minimum of 1 pound of lead each time.

I fish on the New Seaforth out of Seaforth Landing.

Did you make it in the video?

Always a pleasure fishing with fun dudes.

It's more of a reflex thing thing to "set the hook." 70% of the time I'm not even paying attention to my rod and my eyes are wandering off, the camera really lies with the downward angle lol

The small ones get fed to the pelicans. No one is going to waste their time fileting a 6 inch fish.