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Halibut is 22"

Yes, you do.

I parked in the Ballast Point parking lot. You only have a three hour limit, though.

Hi. Parking is free, but kinda limited.

For Carolina Rigging the 2" Berkley sandworms, I use size 6 Owner mosquito hooks.

What do you fish for with that tackle?

@@socal_outdoors I throw a Caroline rig we’re the 5 ounce weight stays and the lone goes when a big fish hits it amd loosen my drag amd wait I throw a whole small squid or mackerel on there have hooked big bat rays leopards shake shovel nose sharks wat ever run on the bottom that is big but I have 65 pounds braised fishing line 5 ounce weight perymid so the bait stays amd is a little bit off the bottom I have even hoo a big sand shark off the bottom now when I fish pier I go for thresher you can catch them there to I use my surf rod throw my Sputnik’s way out send a Mack on my float let him swim out with the bobber and see what happens I fish a lot of beaches to as big fish come in to feed in small fish wjat we call a fish highways from the beach I cast over the way look for the deep throft amd deep what happens

I think I just need to learn how to fish.

@@socal_outdoors I think you are fine. Just try different lures and locations and more early as fish are more active before sun up. Soon as sun comes up they go deep out of shore reach. All that's left are croaker, stingrays, and sand bass. This year was pretty difficult for inshore fisherman. If you like Mackerel, go to Huntington Beach Pier. From 5-9AM you can catch em.

@@socal_outdoors I think you are fine. Just need to try different lures and locations and techniques. Go more early, fish are more active before sun up. Soon as sun is up (which they hate) they go deeper out of our range to catch. All you are left with are stingrays, croaker, and sand bass. If you like Mackerel, go to Huntington Beach Pier between 5-9AM, they are there. If you like Perch, Huntington Beach right side of Pier beach area has them there too. Dog beach also has nice Perch. This year inshore fishing is bad everywhere and that storm from last year seem to have messed up the fish patterns. 😕 Good luck. 😊

Thanks. I thought of using it as bait, but wasn't sure. So I let it go.

I threw the Hookup bait for a while in the morning. Then switched to a Keitech 3.8.

If I remember correctly, it was about three hours before high tide (peak). I believe it was also an incoming tide.

Nothing of any size, but at least I didn't skunk.

Thanks for the tip.

Disagree about the hour time. I fished the same spot from 6-8 and nothing. At 8:30 - 9:30 landed 8 fish.

Look up Newport jetty. Also known as the Wedge.

Walk to it!

kinda looks like Newport bay, in the begining?

​@@exploringcalifornia9110the beginning is in the back bay. Yes.

The spot with jetty u can search west jetty view park

No he’s not. He’s fishing the Seal Beach side of Anaheim Bay.

I live in Pedro but have never fished the waters..any good action there?

@@caliraisedexotics it's OK

I rinse them off after each trip in the salt.

@@socal_outdoors sounds loud

Bad idea to rinse in salt. Wait till you get home and rinse in regular tap water. Better is to spray with water bottle to not force salt or debris into the reel then wipe with soft cloth. I actually use ceramic car spray on my reels. 😊

​@@SweetaccordSorry, I worded that wrong. I meant to say that I rinse my gear in fresh water after each trip when I fish saltwater.

@@socal_outdoors OH! That's much better! 👍

Thanks 👍

Thanks

The first spot, maybe. But I'm not 100% sure on that.

There’s a size limit to most ocean fish.

You can keep the fish in both spots as long as they are of legal size. Most of the time there isn't much worth keeping. LOL Almost always under size. If you want to keep something you can go for perches.

It was to the left of me. I had no luck fishing off of it.

I’m right handed but I do the same to all my spinning reels to be consistent with my baitcasters. I primary use baitcasters so I hate reeling spinning reels with my left hand.

On the spinning setup, I'm using 20lb braid with 8 or 10lb test fluoro leader My baitcasting setup has 30lb braid and 12lb fluoro leader because that's all I had.

I'm a Shimano fanboy, but just picked up this Alijoz because I found it on Amazon on sale. Though I haven't caught any fish on it yet, I was surprised at how well it performed. Especially for the price.

Yes. The Carolina rig has been the most productive technique for me so far. Instead of a swivel, though, I use a Carolina keeper. This allows me to quickly adjust the leader length if I have to.

​@@socal_outdoors i noticed the keeper on the spinning rod.. can you tell me more on the string.. same on the other rod..

Thanks.

Thanks. I found your insta. Good seeing you out there.

Thanks. A coworker told me about this beach. I'm trying to do more fishing in the salt.

It came with the GT52 transducer

Google Marina Del Rey Sportfishing. It's $4 to park for 4hrs. Then $10 for 3hrs to fish on the dock.

Cool. Tight lines