Spearfishing Fort Bragg - Lingcod and Vermillion Rockfish

Here's a short video I put together from two different spearfishing trips down to Mendocino. I had never dove Northern California before this so I was definitely surprised at how awesome the diving can be up here. My biggest ling was 26" and red was 17". I hope you guys enjoy!
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[@Dstick1Spearfishing]

That was a great video, cheers for sharing it.

[@newbreedian]

Dope, love it

[@arkster00]

One of those lings you speared looks undersized. Definitely under 22". Great videography .

[@ItsH3O]

Brah there weren’t any huge females here but I didn’t see anything that looked undersized. I mean I wasn’t there in person but everything I saw looked around 24-28” or so to me

[@biblicaltheologyexegesisan9024]

nice thanks for sharing

[@stefangoodman1928]

👍

[@dh4721]

Another wonderful video. Where are you coming from to dive in Mendo? Clever technique on the China.

[@tho464]

I can’t believe your gun sinks. You should get one made by the boys at Youngblood’s.co designed by the Dad Bod Jackson Moss. But a real nice video. Gives a great idea of what rock formations we have here along the CA coast.

[@PacificCoastHunterz]

Good stuff. Are you diving alone, here?

[@valzschmidt8693]

Seen any great whites? What kinda sharks frequent your area? For me anything a mile in shore is mostly white tips , but once u go into the deep that's were the tigers are

[@westcoastfishin]

Was this on caspar beach?

[@isaacadkins9128]

I spearfish in fortbragg too. Where do you recommend going?

[@joesgotya9930]

Man, makes me sad how barren Mendocino is now.. The kelp forests are just getting their asses kicked

[@AsunderFuture]

0:41 LMAO

[@jf8468]

Desolate

[@Andy-ih1fh]

Nice pregnant female. She didn't move cause she was guarding her nest. Good job

[@stefangoodman1928]

These were all shot in the summer so none of them were pregnant or guarding their nest. They hunt by sitting on a rock or in a crack until they can ambush smaller fish.

[@ryansampson9445]

The females don't guard the nest smart guy. Males do.