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@@DragsterJeffCrider 300ft

Daiwa Harrier rated for 500g • Daiwa Lexa 400 HD • 20lb braid, 60lb fluorocarbon leader • 320g Jig

Thank you for the love. Appreciate it brother 🤙🤙🤙

@rickcfish Okay my friend, I hope your fishing trip is successful with big fish.

Definitely a fun and effective way to get them 🤙🤙🤙

@@Twolegit2quit27 it really depends on the conditions of your surroundings. I usually use 5ft of fluorocarbon leader, then clip on a split shot about 2 feet away from the hook. Just enough weight to keep the bait on the bottom, but light enough for it to swim and cover area without dying out as fast.

@@emanuelhernandez4425 thank you 🤙🤙

@@linghunter5878 thank you. It was my first ever lingcod lol

@@vincenttran6401 I estimated 480yds when factoring the diameter of the braid I used. Pretty much filled up from empty.

@@Solofishing-SoCal Isabella

I usually find them in sandy areas around rocky structure.

Middle

Central California. I got on the Black Pearl which launches from Morro Bay.

@@SpAzzzRushed there was alot of kelp to work through Forsure.

@@rickcfish Kelp! lol your so right ! props to you! keep up the cool vids

@@SpAzzzRushed thanks for the support 🤙

@@Fedsmoker-reborn find a place on google maps where sand meets rocks or kelp. That will increase your chances. Also don’t feel discouraged when you get skunked, that’s a part of the game. Some places that look fire that don’t produce that day can still produce on a different tide. What city are you fishing?

@@rickcfish Long Beach / Alamitos , HB , Ventura

@@rickcfish thanks for the response. I have no idea why I’ve skunked so bad fishing a few different types of tide / areas , etc

@@Fedsmoker-reborn try the start of the jetty near the surf. If you don’t get any bites change your retrieve style and see if they react to a different retrieve. If still no hits, keep moving and keep trying. Always remember, the fish is always a bonus. The real goal is having the ability to actually be out fishing and enjoying the day.

@@rickcfish fished the whole entire jetty at Belmont today , fan casted every single spot , then ran the whole beach fan casting all the way to the pier , I was amazed

Thank you!

@@TobyNguyen5 live smelt in the morning time. Around 9am

@@rickcfishwhere’d you get your smelt? Caught or from a bait shop?

@@TobyNguyen5 caught. I have a video on how I catch them with a net. But I caught these with bread and a sabiki set up.

I caught the crappie fever this year 😂

Nice video bro, what lake is that?

Definitely

I’m new to crappie fishing. I thought the crappie would go into deeper waters because of the heat. But they were actually in the shallows in the morning when I went out. Definitely still have a lot to learn. Thanks the comment brotha!

Thank you for the support!

Exactly

Limit for Crappie is 25. I took 11, released plenty and left them biting. Thanks for watching.

@@lifehell4230 Long Beach, but you can catch them throughout California.

Lots of good spots throughout the kern. The best ones are the ones less accessible.

Long Beach, but you can catch them anywhere on the coast. You just have to find the right structure to increase your chances.

Okay but where in long beach

They are in a yellow bucket with a bubbler. It kind of does looking like frying oil haha

@@rickcfish haha I’m going Hali fishin tomorrow from the bank, throwin some buck tails. Wish me luck!

@@hookemjackson I’m thinking of hitting the waters tomorrow as well. The halibut bite should be decent right now.

@@rickcfish definitely that time of the year. My experience definitely may-august is best for me. If you’re Trollin a hoochie with a white curly tail. Smack em every time or of course anchovie

@@hookemjackson one of these days when I’m able to get a little boat I’m definitely going to give it a go.

Incoming high tide. Single dropper loop

😂

I think we were somewhere on the 14. Not sure exactly where