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Our BIGGEST California Halibut Ever! (CATCH, CLEAN and COOK)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 พ.ย. 2023
- We took my boat out for some local Southern California halibut fishing and it started out pretty slow. I forgot a gaff and had to make one out of a tuna hook, some electrical tape and a deck brush handle. I am thankful that I did because Nick hooked his personal best halibut and there was no way it was fitting in the net!
We caught some other fish like sand bass and sculpin but Nick's fish was the standout.
I appreciate the effort in filming the cutting, cleaning and cooking. Always makes the videos more interesting. Keep up the awesome work!
Thanks I appreciate it!
@@fluentfishing ya me too, just found your channel not long ago. Really appreciate the detail an time you put into making these videos.
@@Taylen805 right on glad you found us!
caught my largest Halibut on 8 lb test. never knew he was hooked until too late. fishing alone on my boat i was lucky to get it onboard. Off Manhattan Beach. great video.
On 8lb?? That is wild haha. Sometimes they do come up like they don't have a care in the world
Haha glad the loaner net came in handy! Nice job boys, you guys were on fire that day!
Thanks again man!
Adam, your buddy landed a door mat of a Halibut! I watched a video by a marine institute that showed surprisingly that Halibut along with Lingcod in 100 foot plus deep rocky areas. Adam you’re a great guy! You fish hard all day and then cook up an excellent meal at night. Word to Rachel. Don’t let Adam be the fish that got away!🙃
That would be awesome to get halibut and lings off the same spot! Haha I will let her know
Great catch and cook. Copstache coming in good!
haha the cop stache!
Sweet looks like a ton of fun!
Always fun on the water with the boys!
Nice SLABS!
17:25 -- The ghetto gaff worked!!! 😂
Question: How is your friend able to hold that California halibut by the gill plate? When I fished for Pacific halibut on a sportboat in Alaska, the deckhands said do not grab the halibut by the gill plate because it is very sharp.
I can't believe that it worked, we got super lucky that fish didn't go crazy. And I am not sure Nick is just a fish whisperer apparently
Hell yea that thing looks CHUNKY
It was for sure, so much meat off that bad boy
The Fish and Game have been citing for not having a "Landing Net" while fishing... they don't even need to see you fishing to give you the ticket... they just need to see your rods and they can cite you for not having the landing net on board... a buddy of mine was cited
Dang that is a bummer he got cited for that. We had a net but forgot the gaff. Our net was wayyyy too small for that last fish.
Haha! The san diego jam with electrical tape. I will try that!@@glenngray1201
Hi, there! New subscriber here. I am planning to go to LA in early December. I am wondering what kind of fish I should target ? Also, what is the swordfish scene like in the canyons near Catalina ? Love your videos ! Keep up with the good work !
First things first: avoid eating any fish caught near the Los Angeles and Orange County coastline. The fish are extremely polluted! Look up "Torrance California pesticide superfund site" on Google. NEVER eat shark, they are the most polluted! Check California Fish & Game for safe consumption guidelines.
The billfish are typically caught on the west side of Catalina Island, not sure what time of year is best though.
A few of the charter guys have been getting some swordfish but I haven't heard of as many as the last few years. December is mostly the sculpin, rockfish and halibut stuff. Or structure bass fishing
Awesome videos man. Thanks for sharing. What boat is that?
Thanks for watching! I have the parker 1801
Lol playing with fire w 20# test! Haha
He really was haha
What areas do you guys fish in, is thia by SanDiego?
go deeper for the big boys 350 ft
The deeeep deep stuff
Another photoshopped clickbait thumbnail. Many don't appreciate these deceptions. Your pic makes it look like a 50+ pounder!
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Haha no need to photoshop a 41" halibut
Nice 28 pounder! Did you fillet it for your buddy or did he know how to do it himself?
How deep? Looks like you were in a familiar area off LJ.
My personal best California halibut was 48 pounds off middle Coronado island about 25 years ago. I can send a pic if you can share an email address.
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