That was a really good video of your trip. I like to take my wife fishing at the Coronados too. Maybe will see you there sometime. Awesome yellow tail catch too!
A great fishing day made better with your wife on board. I loved fishing with my wife but she won’t go anymore. She was never R😢a water person but would go when we were younger. I however am a life long surfer, sailor and fishermen,
Trying to talk my buddy into going down there. Is there anything you need, specifically license wise to be legal? Do you need Mexican fishing permits? Thanks and awesome video.
I highly recommend you check out the Sportfishing Association of California website. It has all the details step by step of everything you need. To fish the islands you need a passport, Mexican boat permit, biosphere bracelet, Mex fishing license and an FMM. All explained on the website.
@@SDKook thank you. I’ll check it out. I called Fisherman’s landing the other day and they rattled off a bunch of things. Doesn’t sound very convenient to just run down there for the day.
@@SDKook I know it's very common.....so what I wanna know is did you try that salmon grouper?? I've read awful things about them but have never talked to someone about it.....
I've eaten them several times in the past. It's really not bad. The meat is a bit mushier and slightly off color so I think it turns people off. But it's fine for fish tacos! Wouldn't use it for ceviche.
This one was a Penn Senator 4/0 on an old ugly stick tiger rod 30 to 60lb. For lighter inshore this is my go-to or if I'm pulling a small tuna feather. For the big stuff I just picked up a couple Penn Internationals
Couple of things. First I highly suggest going to the southern California Sportfishing association website. They have a step by step guide to all of this. Some of the info is semi out of date but mainly because mexico changes the website and requirements frequently. That said a few things you need: 1. Mex boat registration. Lasts for 10 years and costs like 100 bucks. The registration will be sent back to you and you need to make copies and keep on you boat at all times. 2. Register you manifest and pay for the FMM immigration form. About $35 bucks per person. Only needed if you are fishing near shore or the islands. I believe 12 miles from shore. 3. Mexican fishing license. Another $60per year. 4. Fishing the islands you also need to have the biosphere bracelet. You can purchase a year pass for $100 or just buy a single day for like 8 bucks at any of the big landings in point Loma. Lots of info with little details. Check out the website.
A Mexican fishing license, a biosphere bracelet, a FMM with manifest and your boat needs to be registered in Mexico.Checkol out the California Association of Sportfishing page it has all info on how to do it. www.californiasportfishing.org
You hit the jackpot twice😆
Definitely! 😁
Your a blessed man. A beautiful wife that loves to go fishing with you and she also waxes you fishing. My girl waxes me too. What a great day.
Couldn't agree more! It's great to have her out! They always kick our ass 😂
MARVELOUS WAY TO GO SD, FIRST AND BIGGEST ! fish tacos for the crew ARR Captain
She knows what she is doing!!!
Great day for sure, Congrats !!! Keep the Vids coming😎
Thanks! Will do!
What a day, great video! Broke in the gaff too!
First fish on it! Worked amazing. And the mini gaff came in handy too!
Great day at the islands! Diggin the new pads.
Made by yours truly! Not perfect but good enough to not spend $1500 😂
🔥🔥🔥
Came across the channel for the first time. Subscribed and I think I’ve fished with you before. The Kook thing is ringing a bell
That's awesome! Thank you! That's cool do you remember what boat? Hopefully we caught stuff haha.
Thank you for sharing!
And thanks for watching!
Nice fish you guys..tight lines from San Diego
Thank you! Good one to start the season!
That was a really good video of your trip. I like to take my wife fishing at the Coronados too. Maybe will see you there sometime. Awesome yellow tail catch too!
Thank you! She loves looking at all the birds 😂. Its a beautiful place. Good luck!
This is what i want
Go get em!
Luck of the 'lady angler.....every time...jackpot!!! Nice fish 'mamm....wow
You know it! I don't even touch the rods when she comes along
A great fishing day made better with your wife on board. I loved fishing with my wife but she won’t go anymore. She was never
R😢a water person but would go when we were younger. I however am a life long surfer, sailor and fishermen,
Yeah sometimes it's just not their thing! I'm fortunate that she does enjoy it! Thanks for watching!
She’s been watching wicked tuna lol
She's ready to start her own 6 pack charter now 😂
Nice vid brotha whatvjig were you trolling ?
Thanks! That was a nomad DTX minnow
@@SDKook ty brotha
🤙🏽🎣🏁🎣🏁🎣🏁
Yeah buddy!
Trying to talk my buddy into going down there. Is there anything you need, specifically license wise to be legal? Do you need Mexican fishing permits? Thanks and awesome video.
I highly recommend you check out the Sportfishing Association of California website. It has all the details step by step of everything you need. To fish the islands you need a passport, Mexican boat permit, biosphere bracelet, Mex fishing license and an FMM. All explained on the website.
@@SDKook thank you. I’ll check it out. I called Fisherman’s landing the other day and they rattled off a bunch of things. Doesn’t sound very convenient to just run down there for the day.
@bryan34wable it's not convenient but it's worth it! The islands are beautiful. Once you figure out how to do it the first time it gets easier.
Great way to keep her off her phone 😂
Turn the clicker off
Seriously nobody wants to hear that thing the whole vid
Sheephead sheephead sheephead! Sheepshead are on the east coast......nice yellowtail
Haha I always get confused on the name. Convict fish East Coast, Goat West Coast. It's settled.
@@SDKook I know it's very common.....so what I wanna know is did you try that salmon grouper?? I've read awful things about them but have never talked to someone about it.....
I've eaten them several times in the past. It's really not bad. The meat is a bit mushier and slightly off color so I think it turns people off. But it's fine for fish tacos! Wouldn't use it for ceviche.
Ok interesting...I eat some fish other people don't also.the main thing people said was it smelled bad?? Every person's nose is different.
It's say give it a shot!
Sign me up man lmk when your free you crushed it
Whats your trolling set up
This one was a Penn Senator 4/0 on an old ugly stick tiger rod 30 to 60lb. For lighter inshore this is my go-to or if I'm pulling a small tuna feather. For the big stuff I just picked up a couple Penn Internationals
Are yellowtail boiling out there yet? Im considering going out next week and try yellowtail fishing for the first time
They are very shy but around. Not boiling that's for sure mostly yoyo fish. Go for it! You only know if you go.
@@SDKookHow deep were yall trolling?
@@perhaps_not_ probably around 25ft deep
@@SDKook thanks, hopefully Ill get some too next week
What documents do I need to bring my boat down that way? Seems hard?
Couple of things. First I highly suggest going to the southern California Sportfishing association website. They have a step by step guide to all of this. Some of the info is semi out of date but mainly because mexico changes the website and requirements frequently. That said a few things you need:
1. Mex boat registration. Lasts for 10 years and costs like 100 bucks. The registration will be sent back to you and you need to make copies and keep on you boat at all times.
2. Register you manifest and pay for the FMM immigration form. About $35 bucks per person. Only needed if you are fishing near shore or the islands. I believe 12 miles from shore.
3. Mexican fishing license. Another $60per year.
4. Fishing the islands you also need to have the biosphere bracelet. You can purchase a year pass for $100 or just buy a single day for like 8 bucks at any of the big landings in point Loma.
Lots of info with little details. Check out the website.
Thanks!
What kind of boat?
It's a Seaswirl Striper 2101
You have the best luck, what do I need to take my boat to Coronado, Mexican license, passport, visa? Any info would be grateful. Ty
A Mexican fishing license, a biosphere bracelet, a FMM with manifest and your boat needs to be registered in Mexico.Checkol out the California Association of Sportfishing page it has all info on how to do it. www.californiasportfishing.org
Thanks brother, my wife and I loves watching your videos. See you out there and be safe.
Can I go fishing with you?
Lets go koooooooks!!!!
Awww yeahhhh!!!