Keys to Catching California Halibut in the Surf
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- Опубліковано 19 жов 2024
- How to catch California Halibut in the surf.
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Catching halibut from shore? Amazing! You always get your fish. 👍
Yes, thanks!
Nicely done Adam!
You guys both are brilliants!
Thanks ed!
I might be moving from FL to CA. I need to learn your ways. Informational video.
Another great vid. I caught a 35 pound halibut off the break water in Cabrillo.
I fish there often, which side of the breakwater do you fish?
That’s insane
Awesome video! What area are you in?
Split tail fluke. Nice Matt!
I'm totally going to try this for some flounder out on Tybee Island this afternoon. Haven't thought of trying dropshot for them, but should work well.
Youre withholding most important info, its finding location where they run, gives you 98% of success in landing them, Only 2% of skill
I’ve been fishing random beaches where I think they might be but no luck after like 5 tries. What kind of beaches do you look for?
I’m terrible at surf fishing. Something I want to improve on. But I think it’s mostly a matter of finding the holding spots. Thanks for the video!
Just takes practice!
I'm in the same boat as you. Need more time on the beach.
Half ounce jig head on bottom with white 6 inch gulp fluke and white fluke jig 12 inches up. Weedless hook. Rite in the drop off of the wash. Look for deeper pockets. I'm assuming they hunt just like summer flounder here in jersey
Nice, great fishing there Adam.
Thanks 👍
Any tips/resources on tying this rigging? I'm (not super experienced and) not familiar with the drop shot with the hook out on its own line like that. Seems like it would give great action!
Few questions? Is there a better time of day for halibut from shore? Early morn or late evening? Is there a better tide? High or low tide? Finally how far are you casting? Im using a 1 oz and a swim bait and casting about 40-60 ft. But the seagrass and waves i figure im only casting into an area of 10-15 ft before its rough due to shore waves. Surf fishing for halibut is not all that easy im finding.
@@slpernie location matters most, you want a protected cove or south facing beach with very little surf. I prefer low tide for halibut so that I don’t need to cast as far. You can pretty much walk up to where they’re sitting during the low tide. Halibut are very temperature sensitive, which is why they migrate to the shallows in the first place during the summer to spawn. They shut down when the water temperature drops and won’t bite anything hardly. I have had my best luck in the late morning when the water begins to warm up a bit from the sun, but mostly I just think it’s location. Also it takes a lot of walking and casting since they hardly move, so you need to find them and put your presentation jn front of them. 1oz is pretty heavy and will drag a fair bit. I’d drop the weight a bit if you can. Dropshot rig is a great way to get more casting distance and cover more ground.
You just had to put up a halibut from shore video.. nice way to twist my arm into trying my luck! Challenge accepted!
Hoping to maybe get some resources. I'm moving to Carlsbad, CA from the Midwest (Minnesota) I like fishing but never in my life have fished on the ocean. Seems Halibut is the go-to fish I see people trying to catch when looking up videos. Curious if you have any tips or resources as to what kind of gear, how to fish the area and so on?
80k 🎉🎉🎉 congrats!! from 🇨🇦
Yay! Thank you!
Great video ! Thanks for all the great stuff you post.
Another nice keeper, Adam! You have spot out there, where they are hangin out!😂
Would you say the Halibut are between Half Moon Bay and Monterey?
Just trying to learn.
I am going to go to Pacifica for Stripers tomarrow.
Stripers are hot right now
Let’s see a catch and cook!
Your videos are awesome and very inspiring! Keep slayin em mang!
my husband and I really want to come down there and catch a few halibut! what time of year is best for bigger ones closer to shore? do you recommend any charters that don't go too far out?
Nice halibut
other side of the beach has a number of species. Can't keep the black sea bass but there incredible fighters on spinning gear and will take a number of plastic lures dropped in their holding zones.
What beach is he fishing at? Any recommendations??
Good job, Adam! Halibut is delicious.❤
It really is!
Any recommendations for rod and reel set ups? Length,? Heavy vs. Med Heavy? XXXL Heavy? lol. as well as what line to use? I really like the drop shot set up, but from what Ive seen the norm seems to be sinker and then a fresh/frozen herring hooked up. I'll also take a link to any videos you have too!
“Gibbs' Rule #9: Never go anywhere without a knife.”
Started getting into knives a little over a year ago, now I am shock when a person isn’t carrying a knife while fishing.
I went to a small private K-12 school in the south and in middle school they encouraged us to carry a pocket knife everywhere, even at school.
The older kids were even allowed to keep their hunting rifles/shotguns in their cars at school if they went hunting before class.
In case anyone is wondering, no one ever hinted towards using either against anyone at school. It was a different time and place for sure.
My uncles carried their guns to school and after school went hunting. I remember gun racks in trucks and nobody braking into those trucks. We live in a different world, many don’t know there’s been so many changes.
Nice catch Adam. Is this baker beach ? Inside the bay been hard lately…
Another banger video!
Nice catches. Adam is the rod & reel set that you caught the big Stripper on . What rod and reel are you using in this video.
nice tip brotha, good catch
What kind of rod and reel are you using?
Location??? Everett's home base?? And your starting base????
I'm enjoying surf fishing in Japan👍
Awesome video!
Great video
When is the best time of year when california halibut are in shallow water?
Thank you sooo much love the surf content 🤙🏻🤙🏻😎
Glad you enjoy it! More coming this summer!
Awesome stuff!
Thanks!
Nice work 🤙. Go hit SC…. It’s wide open 4 hali.
Wait till my next vid...
Where in California are you fishing I'm from Monterey and I've never ever caught a halibut and do would love to put a check that on my bucket list 🙏 please
I have had good luck doing drop shot with a Berkeley alive sand worm
nice catch..
nice show bro
Here "Fishy Fishy Fishy" 😊❤
What size hook do you use? Thank you.
G catch
Where abouts do you go fishing? Would like to try it out
California halibut look like a like a big flounder. Is the meat nice and firm and do they taste like a real halibut what is California just grow really big flounders?
I'm just askin'.
How many can you keep ? I read some areas 2 and some 5 , asking for Southern California, point conception to Mexico border , thank you !
So nice
Very fine informative video. That hook looked big, to fit your 1st big looking bait--swim or fluke? What size/type hook? A few words about distances from weight to drop shot. Back in your root fishing grounds!!
What gear did u use?
what length and weight of pole? hopw about what pound test?
Can you tell us how you cooked it??
Adam, I would like to know about the setup you used for this halibut excursion.
I am exposing my grandsons to the Oregon Coast this fall and wish to purchase something that I can use for surf, jetty, and crab casting. Does such an animal exist?
Thanks for the great videos.
Something 9ft or longer with a medium heavy or heavy action. Probably something in the 1-5oz lure range will do. Okuma has some excellent surf rods available
@Luke-zn6fn Thanks Luke. I've been exploring options in the same range. I will check out Okuma. Hoping to pick up something during the Amazon sale next week.
Yep, I second what was said above!
What size pole do you use sorf fishing?
Nice!!!
Where in cali are you fishing normally
Maybe tie a treble hook off the bend of the hook to cover the tail ?
Thanks for the great tip😂
I live in San Francisco, and know I can get some halibut from shore in the bay, however I'd much rather fish in the surf. I've never actually heard of anyone catching them from our beaches this far north. Maybe nobody does it? Have you ever tried it in our area?
I would imagine from Mexico to Alaska you can catch them from shore!
You can. Without naming any specific beaches, look for beaches that are slightly south facing, as they will be protected from the surf. Those are the areas halibut like to lay around in. They’re ambush predators so they need good visibility in order to feed, so no churn.
@@shorecasted9295 The two beaches I most enjoy fishing happen to be slightly south facing. They've been good for striper and perch over the years, but I haven't really specifically targeted halibut there. I'll have to give it a try. Cheers! 😀
@@sparkeyjones6261 good luck
Wonder if there’s halibut at ocean beach
Yes
@@Tonka-r6e might needa try it out
What size hook is that?
Where are you fishing?
How many casts ?
Im.going tomorrow. We shall see.
Good luck!
@@DieHardFishing nothing for me. 2 were caught though
What beach is this ?
What size hook?
3/0
@@takeadeepbreath6053 SUPER LONG SHANK??
Nice catch!! 🤙🏼
Thanks!
@@DieHardFishing for sure I needs to try going for halibut one time
This rig will help 🤙🏼
Hey there. Been following you for a while. Love your videos and I do think you one of a few that actually know what you talking about and also informative and details on your vids. Very helpful indeed. I know it's a unwritten rule among those who fish that they do not blow the spot. I haven't met a person that willing to reveal the location, except me. I personally don't keep secrets. I'm happy to help anyone who has passion about this sport as much as me. I never worry about people catching most of the fish. I believe if anyone that is willing to put out the effort, they will catch eventually. That does mean if I show the spot and all you need is a rod and reel, it doesn't mean you will be catching. I'm pretty sure that's what fishing is and pretty much how life is. So would you consider listing that info in all your videos from now on so that you can make it difference among all these other fisherman. I'm not calling you out specifically, I'm just be honest and truthful and hope I find a common out here on this platform. You can disagree with me, I'll unsubscribe myself and won't comment again.
A FAT NO😂😂😂
You do realize that there is a HUGE difference between posting yourself catching a fish at a spot with your 10 followers and a person with 80 THOUSAND subscribers, who are mostly from Northern California, posting a spot right???
@@HideshiIzu I do understand your points. Can we be different? Can we create a close net and loving fishing community where we can all share and spread the love of the spot. In reply to your comment, If i can make 80 thousands followers’ day, I wouldn’t hesitate. My return is to see/put someone on a fish. It makes me just as happy because i made a difference at that moment. It doesn’t always have to be me all the time bro, I’m just as happy and excited to see another fisherman catching. This is just my point of view. I hope we can find a common in this community where we can really enjoy and relax.
Where you at.😊
All I catch from the surf is vegetation
What kinda plastic bait buddy?
What beach is that
What is the name of the beach
Knife fodj
Where in coal is this!?
Barely legal, let it go
Can I shore fish with an ultralight? 6 lb braid
lc110sp red on the gills