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Craig Hanson
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 19 พ.ค. 2011
San Francisco Bay Halibut Trolling
Part of the Hooked on Fishing the Golden Gate video series. Demonstrates a few different techniques and locations for catching halibut in San Francisco Bay.
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Hooked on Fishing: Sturgeon with Abe & Ang
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Sturgeon fishing below the Dumbarton Bridge with Abe and Angelo Cuanang aboard Melvin Seals' "Music Man". This is part of the Special Feature section of Hooked on Fishing the Golden Gate - Vol. 4. Originally aired as a KRON-TV story by reporter Craig Hanson about 1998.
Subtle Sturgen Bite Dumbarton Bridge .mov
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Demonstrating a subtle sturgeon bite below the Dumbarton Bridge. This is a from Hooked on Fishing the Golden Gate volume 4. There's much more info about sturgeon in San Pablo Bay and the South Bay on the video.
Brothers Islands - Hooked on Fishing.mov
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Live bait drifting at the Brothers Islands in lower San Pablo Bay. Part of the "Hooked on Fishing the Golden Gate" video series.
Crabbing in Half Moon Bay
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Part of the "Hooked on Fishing the Golden Gate" video series. Bob Franko explains how to fish both square and round crab gear. Plus some GPS numbers and inshore locations.
California City Salmon
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Catching salmon in San Francisco Bay. Part of the "Hooked on Fishing the Golden Gate" video series. View a longer version on "Hooked on Fishing" Vol. 3.
Hooked on Fishng Albacore
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Trolling for albacore with Bob Franko and crew about 60 miles outside Half Moon Bay, CA. Part of the "Hooked on Fishing the Golden Gate" DVD series.
Bass on Rocks.mov
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Striped Bass fishing on San Francisco Bay rock piles. Part of the "Hooked on Fishing the Golden Gate" video series. See the full story on "Hooked on Fishing the Golden Gate - Vol 1."
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I miss the late 90"s and early 2k's fishing for albacore offshore sharing information with Bob Franco
Bob Franko is a ASS HOLE!!!
Good thing he left this area!! He is a real ass hole!!!!!
Hi please subscribe back my channel If you like it thank you.
Thanks a lot for great explanations- I'm using it for my Marine Bio Classes on Sustainable Fishing Practices
I saw the Bettencourt website for the 32" pots but where can you get the square/rectangular pots that Bob Franko talked about towards the end ?
Most local tackle shops carry the square traps...
Ok, thanks. I didn't realize those were just the "Danielson" type pots. They look a little beefier on the video for some reason. And thank you for having the inspiration to make your series of fantastic videos about San Francisco Bay Area fishing. They're fun to watch and extremely informative.
Is there two different California cities in California?
Theres one in the mojave... Thats where im at right now..
@@peterzotti6430 Me too! 😍😊👍
Thank you. That's the most informative video I've seen. Hope to find more.
Ok thanks Craigs
The DFW code seems to be 21 anywhere south of the Bay Bridge.
Can u tell me what Code Location to use fishing at Dumbarton
The DFW code seems to be 21 anywhere south of the Bay Bridge.
Where's a good spot in half moon bay to drop some pots. I've never crabbed in half moon bay before and you seem to be a pro out there. I would appreciate any advice from you. Thanks...!
sweet! thanks for the info! looking forward to november!
Dungeness crab season opens in early November and rockfish is currently open, but closes at the end of December. Within that Nov. and Dec. time frame you can crab and rockfish at the same time.
So ive got a question, can sports anglers go crabbing and rockfishing at the same time? I had brought a trap along with my rods but i left it behind because i was unsure of the regulations.
Great video!
Using 1-pound weights. Don't know what they cost maybe $2. Sometimes we tie them on, but better chance of getting the fish in without the weight.
Dear Mr Hansen Just started following you are you still fishing, all videos are 6 years, is there any new videos?
Droppin all the lead would get expensive. A pound and a half lead ball is probly around eight bucks a piece.
Don't know long-term effects of dropping lead weights in bay or ocean for that matter. Probably not enough of them dropping in the bay to have a negative impact.
The rod is an old solid glass Harrington. Really the same blank as a Harnell.
Craig Hanson any luck at your fishing there. I was a grass shrimp fishermen for 25 years on the South Bay.
What rod is that?
Any idea what the long term effects of all those lead balls getting dumped in the bay on a daily basis? Just curious.
That’s just about the least of my worries, it’s 2021 lol
good info Franco...
Franco you ol' f**t, you still around? Capt. Grampa....
The bay shoreline is generally very shallow once you get south of Oyster Point. So, most shore fishing should be done around a high tide. Coyote Point and the shoreline south of SFO can produce sharks, rays and occasional striped bass. Oyster Point can be decent for the same species and occasional halibut. There's a lot of shore access along bay trail from Oyster Point to the San Mateo Bridge. Check with Oyster Point Bait and Hi's Tackle Box for more specifics.
I read THE CUANANGS BOOK when I was a kid and it was a valuable tool to my succes!!! THANKS GUYZ