Hey just want to give you a big thank you! I went to Lincoln city for the first time and had never beach fished before, I researched your videos and bought those sand worms and caught a flounder and a lot of surf perch. You literally taught me how to beach fish and I’ll keep this knowledge as long as I live!
Hey, PK? Ever consider going for some Uni (urchins)? Something I've considered a number of times, but never done it. Mostly because I'm not sure I'd like it and killing something I won't eat doesn't sit well with me, even if it's just one. After feeding a couple bunnies to the coyotes because they were full of worms....did it to me.
I ran an commercial Urchin dive boat out of Santa Barbara for a bit back in 2013. We would run out to the Channel Islands 4 days a week (65 miles each way) in a 24 foot Radon. Averaged right at 4500 pounds per trip. Dove with an onboard hooka system in about 25-40 ft. of water, right in the middle of White Shark heaven (thats why I quit)...lol........I tried fresh Uni, 15 minutes out of the water and just never got used to it....maybe a texture thing.
What weight of braided and mono line are you recommending? Your Amazon link doesn't specify line weight. The reel you recommend is good for up to 20 lbs and the rod up to 12 lbs. Thanks!
Hello PK Awesome video. Good knotes. Do you use Steel Leaders? Can you catch Red Rock Crab or Dungeness or other edible crabs on the ciast coast shore?
Great videos.....why don't you wade further out into the water to get your bait further out? And is there a size, gender and bag limit for Red Tailed Surf perch in Oregon?? I'm from Salem and plan on making some trips for these fish. I used to surf fish off the beaches in central California with very little success but love eating surf perch. Hope to meet you out there one of these days..
PK, my boyfriend and I are looking to go crabbing with a rod. Can you recommend a rod and reel and line weight? We watch your channel all the time and really enjoy it! Thank you... also have you heard of a crab daddy trap?
Yes, I got a few crab daddy, they work great and you don't need a rod for it. For tossing crab hawks, I use a heavy surf rod, like a Ugly Stik Big Water 11' rod. You want a long rod fishing from shore so you can cast far. For jetty crab hawking, I use a super heavy 12-13 foot surf rod. For line, 70-80# braid.
Can't remember the name. But I got them from Bi-Mart in Corvallis for about $65. They are pretty nice . .. so far. The new waders are much better than my old neoprene ones. Review is coming soon.
It does not matter what pound test fishing line or braided line you are using to catch these surf perch these fish are not line shy they do not spoke neither because they are used to seeing all this stuff it just a little information there
Personally I like 30lb braid with 20 lb flouro on the leader. Helps reduce the tangles from waves, while keeping sensitivity from braid, and lessens the chance of your line snapping during a false cast.
Are you 65 pound test braid with a 30 pound test bumper leader and my surf reg is 25 pound test Surf leader rig and I use from 2 oz sinker all the way up to 4 oz sinker
If this is a pregnant fish, why keep it out of the water for so long? I really like the videos but if we're all here because we like to catch fish, why not keep the ones that are propagating in the water so we can keep enjoying this sport.
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Great video!
Thanks for putting back the females! Great videos every time!
Darn, that meal looks great! Good video. Thanks!
18:08 He's such a big female.😆👍.
Great video, great advice Thank you.
Have you done any surf perch fishing around Bandon?
Alec! Great to see you again!
Looks delicious !!
I went out surf fishing at Cape Lookout thanks to your videos. Can’t wait to go back. Thanks!
dang i wished i have seen your videos before you would have saved me a lot of money and time, i am learning a lot on your channel
Nice video PK! Thanks much for sharing!
looks like pacific city?
Looks like a great day of fishing.
Awesome videos. Great content. 👍 Fish on!
dang making me hungry! Good show.
Hey pk ill be at barview jetty in morning if your in the area would love to meet you!
Can't make that one. Good luck.
How'd you do?
You from Coos Bay?
Nice rig tutorial. And, yes... fresh fish and pasta, gotta love it !
That looks like a great feast! Nice work!
Solid fishing. What kind of hooks pk??
Great video and nice catch n'cook!
Another great video 👍👍👍
Hey just want to give you a big thank you! I went to Lincoln city for the first time and had never beach fished before, I researched your videos and bought those sand worms and caught a flounder and a lot of surf perch. You literally taught me how to beach fish and I’ll keep this knowledge as long as I live!
Awesome, thanks for the report.
He said I caught a dumbass fish!!lol
Hey, PK? Ever consider going for some Uni (urchins)? Something I've considered a number of times, but never done it. Mostly because I'm not sure I'd like it and killing something I won't eat doesn't sit well with me, even if it's just one. After feeding a couple bunnies to the coyotes because they were full of worms....did it to me.
I ran an commercial Urchin dive boat out of Santa Barbara for a bit back in 2013. We would run out to the Channel Islands 4 days a week (65 miles each way) in a 24 foot Radon. Averaged right at 4500 pounds per trip. Dove with an onboard hooka system in about 25-40 ft. of water, right in the middle of White Shark heaven (thats why I quit)...lol........I tried fresh Uni, 15 minutes out of the water and just never got used to it....maybe a texture thing.
wow. those were the biggest perch i have seen!
Did that fish you dragged across the sand, and then fondled for the camera live after you released it?
What weight of braided and mono line are you recommending? Your Amazon link doesn't specify line weight. The reel you recommend is good for up to 20 lbs and the rod up to 12 lbs. Thanks!
I use 15# for braid + mono.
@@oregonlife Thanks for all of your advice and training!
what part of Oregon are you fishing at? great video thanks
This was Florence.
Hello PK
Awesome video. Good knotes. Do you use Steel Leaders?
Can you catch Red Rock Crab or Dungeness or other edible crabs on the ciast coast shore?
No steel leaders. Yes, you can catch crabs from shore. Both reds and dungeness.
@@oregonlife
Thank's Safe Journeys!
Hey PK quick question, do you think the more hardware you have on the less bites you get?
I tend to believe so. That's why I don't use swivels.
@@oregonlife thanks
What time of year were you guys catchin these lunkers!?
This was 11 days ago.
@@oregonlife thank you! Enjoy the content and channel! Keep on keepin on! ✌
Great videos.....why don't you wade further out into the water to get your bait further out? And is there a size, gender and bag limit for Red Tailed Surf perch in Oregon?? I'm from Salem and plan on making some trips for these fish. I used to surf fish off the beaches in central California with very little success but love eating surf perch. Hope to meet you out there one of these days..
Hi PK, when some time i wanted to keep the female fish. if she have a lot of baby, i will push her belly to let all the small fish go.
PK, my boyfriend and I are looking to go crabbing with a rod. Can you recommend a rod and reel and line weight? We watch your channel all the time and really enjoy it! Thank you... also have you heard of a crab daddy trap?
Yes, I got a few crab daddy, they work great and you don't need a rod for it. For tossing crab hawks, I use a heavy surf rod, like a Ugly Stik Big Water 11' rod. You want a long rod fishing from shore so you can cast far. For jetty crab hawking, I use a super heavy 12-13 foot surf rod. For line, 70-80# braid.
what is spider therad ? where can I get it ? love your videos. I'm in tampa fl. thanks...
What size hooks do you use?
#4 baitholder hooks
What kind of wader shoes are those? Do you like them as much as your new waders? 🎣🎣🎣
Can't remember the name. But I got them from Bi-Mart in Corvallis for about $65. They are pretty nice . .. so far. The new waders are much better than my old neoprene ones. Review is coming soon.
Man you make it look easy, been a bunch and have only caught one small silver perch , what do you look for a long the shore
Invita a pescar
What time of year do they spawn?
I've been out about 3 or 4 times. I am constantly catching Sand Dabs and occasionally some Small Sole, but not getting any perch. Any advice?
Shift to different areas and observe waves, you’ll get the hang of it! You’ll have to use sand shrimp sometimes too
Lol that intro had my crying 😂 my son Logan Paul 💀
Better than a fg knot?
Not really. I think the FG has a lower profile that will slip through guides better.
Siltcoos?
yup
Where are you fishing???Depobay???and put te name of the place your going claming
It's a secret spot sorry buddy
Thanks for putting her back.
Hahhaa funny intro
What size hooks and what kind were you using?
#4 baitholder by Eagle Claw.
Simplified, use a swivel..
Ya you don't have to yell you always do it's ok ok I still watch
PK got jokes. lol
Ha ha! Perch Porn. Good one PK! Funny stuff. 🤣
where are you guys??
15:42 I caught a dumb ass.
What’s that term mean in fishing
You should not be fishing them in the first place. Fish them after spawn.
We really won’t that information plizzzzz
Lol. My son
It does not matter what pound test fishing line or braided line you are using to catch these surf perch these fish are not line shy they do not spoke neither because they are used to seeing all this stuff it just a little information there
Personally I like 30lb braid with 20 lb flouro on the leader. Helps reduce the tangles from waves, while keeping sensitivity from braid, and lessens the chance of your line snapping during a false cast.
Are you 65 pound test braid with a 30 pound test bumper leader and my surf reg is 25 pound test Surf leader rig and I use from 2 oz sinker all the way up to 4 oz sinker
If this is a pregnant fish, why keep it out of the water for so long? I really like the videos but if we're all here because we like to catch fish, why not keep the ones that are propagating in the water so we can keep enjoying this sport.
Did you not watch him return it and it swim away???????