This week I went to see if the oil spill south of us in Huntington Beach was effecting my hometown pier in Redondo Beach. It was a fun time ill say that much!!
You know honestly I would say anything that can hold 15 lb line is going to be good. It all boils down to what you end up targeting. You still have any of that gear 15 years ago?
There's no minimum size on bat rays and apparently they taste good to some people. I always throw them back and say get bigger make more because I'm not going to eat it. I haven't heard of anybody eating the round Rays or the skates like I was catching so I totally feel you man. It's nice to bring in a little bit heavier weight than the mackerels though
@@joshuamorphew1717 what FOR REAL??.. I HAVE FOOTAGE ON MY CHANNEL, What did YOU see? I'm extremely curious because no one else has come forward. And there's very lil info online about it. I even captured a voice saying "HELP ME" in a strange monotony voice that I didn't hear with my own ears but captured with my phone.
@@Chemical99 turn the comments on so people can talk on your channel please. I have questions about some of the videos but I can’t comment. I’d also like to know what other people see. Thanks Ramon
You think eating fish caught there is safe to eat today? I'm planning on hopping on the redondo special today but after i'm going to try the pier with some sabiki's. Pull up if you're in the area broski. Another straight banger vid btw.
I know a lot of people do eat the fish right there I'm always skeptical though. I go on the boats and if I'm not pressured to try it LOL. Good luck out there I'll be busy tomorrow but I'll see you out there
Yes for lobster and crab in cali you need a fishing license either a day or two or the year worth it if you’ll go more than 6x and a lobster card that card you need or you’ll be fined largely , daily limit of 7 per person worth it though
@@alexpham7178 I think there's some small Bonita still amongst the Mackerel. usually an earlier bite after sunrise but it does very. My good friend Tony is usually in the south corner, knarly nose ring- plenty of gear, if he's there he's the best to ask about when they've been hitting recently. I was there last week at night and didnt see any action other than Thornbacks
Yes but they are rare to see because there aren't many people fishing for them there. When I don't target them there I go to Venice or Huntington Beach Pier
@@danishravi9403 what I can say is fresh mackerel is most likely your best bait. I would go out with a Sabiki and anywhere you're able to catch mackerel toss out ahead or the entire macro on a big setup. If you go to Terra firm a tackle.com you can buy some really effective cheap Sputnik Sinker attachments and some good leaders. That helps not have to worry about tying any of those heavy poundage lines and stuff like that. A good 6 oz sinker I would do a trolley rig there are other names for that but essentially what it is is tossing out your pyramid Sinker with your Sputnik attachment at the end of your main line as far as you can from the pier and then hooking the macro through the head and sliding it down your main line and letting it sit out there with just enough drag tension that the waves don't mess with it but if something takes your bait it starts taking line out. Have a quicker on your real and a hoopnet for gas ready to pull it up.
It will most likely take more than one time going out but almost any Pier is good I would recommend Huntington Venice or Redondo in that order. Side note Redondo Pier is the cheapest to fish at right now
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Does anyone at socal piers catch anything besides mackerel and rays on regular basis?
No anything else is a unicorn. The next most common would be Bonita when it's around
What fishing reel you recommend for beginers? I use to go there 15 years ago
You know honestly I would say anything that can hold 15 lb line is going to be good. It all boils down to what you end up targeting. You still have any of that gear 15 years ago?
Thanks. Yes i S till have some there pretty old now, reels and poles.
Awsome vid bro keep them coming this my Favorite pier 💯❤️
Hell ya thank you!
Great video!
Man you know how to edit nice skills
Thank you man that means a lot!
I'm digging it!
Thank you!
Hanapaa!! Action at its best!
Aloha from Hawaii
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Aloha!
Heading back out tomorrow Brother
Are the rays breading or something its cool getting rays but I feel like is getting nothing cause you can't eat them.
There's no minimum size on bat rays and apparently they taste good to some people. I always throw them back and say get bigger make more because I'm not going to eat it. I haven't heard of anybody eating the round Rays or the skates like I was catching so I totally feel you man. It's nice to bring in a little bit heavier weight than the mackerels though
Shadow people can be seen at night in the outdoor restroom by the sand.
Lol wouldn't doubt ot
@@WETTHATLINE I have footage on my channel if you care to take a look.
@@Chemical99 I've seen them.
@@joshuamorphew1717 what FOR REAL??.. I HAVE FOOTAGE ON MY CHANNEL,
What did YOU see?
I'm extremely curious because no one else has come forward. And there's very lil info online about it. I even captured a voice saying "HELP ME" in a strange monotony voice that I didn't hear with my own ears but captured with my phone.
@@Chemical99 turn the comments on so people can talk on your channel please. I have questions about some of the videos but I can’t comment. I’d also like to know what other people see. Thanks Ramon
Great Content
Awesome video
Thank you! Glad you liked it
You think eating fish caught there is safe to eat today? I'm planning on hopping on the redondo special today but after i'm going to try the pier with some sabiki's. Pull up if you're in the area broski. Another straight banger vid btw.
I know a lot of people do eat the fish right there I'm always skeptical though. I go on the boats and if I'm not pressured to try it LOL. Good luck out there I'll be busy tomorrow but I'll see you out there
Hanapaa! Action! .... Mahalo for sharing!
Did you know there is a cavern on the inside part of the pier? I’ve seen black and White Sea bass pulled out of there.
😵🤯 I didn't know that!
Do you need a license to fish off the pier?
Nope! You don't need one for the piers in California
What about for catching crabs? That’s something I want to learn before October comes
Yes for lobster and crab in cali you need a fishing license either a day or two or the year worth it if you’ll go more than 6x and a lobster card that card you need or you’ll be fined largely , daily limit of 7 per person worth it though
Sick videos 😎
Hell ya thank you brotha!
Where is the best side to fish at the pier ?
South side. Corner for macs and Bonita. Closer to shore for rays
@@WETTHATLINE are the bonita still around?
@@alexpham7178 I think there's some small Bonita still amongst the Mackerel. usually an earlier bite after sunrise but it does very. My good friend Tony is usually in the south corner, knarly nose ring- plenty of gear, if he's there he's the best to ask about when they've been hitting recently. I was there last week at night and didnt see any action other than Thornbacks
Hell yeah wet that line
Is there leopard sharks there
Yes but they are rare to see because there aren't many people fishing for them there. When I don't target them there I go to Venice or Huntington Beach Pier
@@WETTHATLINE oh I see cus I really want to catch them any spots you recommend and tips
@@danishravi9403 what I can say is fresh mackerel is most likely your best bait. I would go out with a Sabiki and anywhere you're able to catch mackerel toss out ahead or the entire macro on a big setup. If you go to Terra firm a tackle.com you can buy some really effective cheap Sputnik Sinker attachments and some good leaders. That helps not have to worry about tying any of those heavy poundage lines and stuff like that. A good 6 oz sinker I would do a trolley rig there are other names for that but essentially what it is is tossing out your pyramid Sinker with your Sputnik attachment at the end of your main line as far as you can from the pier and then hooking the macro through the head and sliding it down your main line and letting it sit out there with just enough drag tension that the waves don't mess with it but if something takes your bait it starts taking line out. Have a quicker on your real and a hoopnet for gas ready to pull it up.
It will most likely take more than one time going out but almost any Pier is good I would recommend Huntington Venice or Redondo in that order. Side note Redondo Pier is the cheapest to fish at right now
@@WETTHATLINE ok will try my luck thank you sir
Wsp bro it’s Matthew hoping I can see the. Vid with me in it
What's up bro it'll be out hopefully Sunday morning