Update! I went out this evening around high tide - followed your advice and caught a 22" flounder, ling cod, and a gorgeous rockfish! Thanks again for your tips!
Great work - i am all set up to go this weekend - got my gulp, rods, sinkers. What tides do you find the best success with? Thanks for the great videos!
Thanks for the input! I downloaded the depth charts around the piers - it looks like you are mostly fishing in shallower water. Do you find that to be the best? every any luck off the end of the piers into the deeper water? i bought a bunch of the swimming mullet gulp, but also some of the 6" large grubs (considerably bigger than the 4" mullet) i guess we will see :) My office is right by fort mason - you ever fish around their or that curved pier? any insights? again - you're doing great work - thank you!
Yes, you do need a license unless you are on a "public fishing pier" If it's a pier that is not designed for fishing, then it's not free and you are required a license and restricted to one fishing rod. Pier 30 is for parking, but it is considered a shore spot. Believe me, I've been stopped there before. If you don't believe me, then all fish and wildlife next time you see them.
Update! I went out this evening around high tide - followed your advice and caught a 22" flounder, ling cod, and a gorgeous rockfish! Thanks again for your tips!
I didn't think it was possible with such large poles and tackle to catch such dinky fish!
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Nice vids.
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I live in san francisco and i fish at pier 7 and 1 very nice fish and crabs
great videos. cant wait for more
rothar ly thanks man! Much appreciated, hope to see you out there!
Great work - i am all set up to go this weekend - got my gulp, rods, sinkers. What tides do you find the best success with? Thanks for the great videos!
Chase Murdock any slack tide will be good. The sardines usaully start showing up about an hour before dark that's a great time to go after rock fish
Thanks for the input! I downloaded the depth charts around the piers - it looks like you are mostly fishing in shallower water. Do you find that to be the best? every any luck off the end of the piers into the deeper water?
i bought a bunch of the swimming mullet gulp, but also some of the 6" large grubs (considerably bigger than the 4" mullet) i guess we will see :)
My office is right by fort mason - you ever fish around their or that curved pier? any insights? again - you're doing great work - thank you!
Happy Thanksgiving! See you next Sunday.
Last night graffiti artist, last night munchie meals. But never late night fishing tremendous! :)
What kind od bait i love to start ocean fishing
The first one is black rock fish ？
Do you need a fishing license to fish at pier 30?
D D No, you do not need a license to fish any of the piers in SF
Yes, you do need a license unless you are on a "public fishing pier"
If it's a pier that is not designed for fishing, then it's not free and you are required a license and restricted to one fishing rod. Pier 30 is for parking, but it is considered a shore spot. Believe me, I've been stopped there before. If you don't believe me, then all fish and wildlife next time you see them.
Pier 30 is not a free fishing pier.