Adam I don't want to spoil your new toy. FYI: I saw Nick Fish has CF numbers on his new Old Town Autopilot 120, so I questioned him on it. I did some more checking and I found this at DMV: What type of boats/vessels have to be registered with DMV? Any boat or vessel that you can use to transport yourself on water, such as a: Sail-powered boat/vessel that is over eight feet long. Vessel/boat with a motor (no matter how big it is). If you bought your boat/vessel from an out-of-state seller, or if you recently moved to California, you need to register your boat/vessel with DMV within 120 days of bringing it into the state. There are some boats/vessels that do not have to be registered: Canoes, rowboats, or any boats/vessels that use paddles or oars Sailboats shorter than eight feet long Sailboards or parasails A ship’s lifeboat Seaplanes on the water Boats that run on a track, such as amusement park rides Floating structures that are tied to land and use power, water, and a sewage system on the shore. Dinghies must be registered with DMV. Houseboats that have a motor must be registered with DMV. Have fun with your new toy.
Use some Salt Away in your sprayer prior to rinsing with fresh water and your after-salt cleaning will be that much more effective. Salt Away on everything that touched the salt water first, then rinse liberally.
Ding! Ding! Ding! We have a winner! Exactly. Water rinses off minimal amounts of salt once it has sat in the sun. I keep a Hudson sprayer with Salt-Away in water in the back of my truck. After I launch my boat I spray down my dual disc brakes and torsion axles when I park my trailer. The boat and trailer then both get rinsed with a hose end unit with Salt Away at the wash down area then a full rinse again when I get home.
Definitely maintenance is important when fishing in the salt. The old Towne is a great kayak and I have made a few adjustments to mine. Very educational, thanks Adam. Googan Rock's.
At 1:11 " You've moved on from simpler times of peddling - to motors" Soon you will move on to real boats. More stable, more room, better range, faster and it doesn't necessarily mean it will be overly expensive, especially since you can take a friend that will/should help and chip in.
As discussed in earlier comments the minnow style Jerk bait is probably the most used artificial in the world. Some version of it has been sold at least from the 50s or 60s 😊
Came here for this comment. Been watching the videos past couple days and he’s holding all these non keepers or fish he knows he’s not keeping out of the water while he goes on these rants of useless information. Just put the fish back and then say whatever you’d like to say.
Agree with all y’all. Not tryna diss you dhf, just be more careful with the fish you aren’t keeping, because even if a fish swims away, mortality rates are much higher unless you institute the best handling practice.
6:21 if it’s not a keeper, you shouldn’t have used it as a talking point for so long, let it go and then tell the people what you want to say. Just because a fish swims away doesn’t mean it will survive.
I agree but an equally important component is proper handling of the halibut, just because a fish swims away has nothing to do with wether or not it survives.
My good friend caught a 42 pound California halibut in southern waters north of San Diego on a kayak. Unbelievably huge on video or I would not have believed it.
I don't know of any farmers that spray roundup on their crops 🤣 And utilizing dielectric grease at the fittings may be helpful. Terminals corrode the most when they are in the presence of salt water and carrying a current. I've seriously seen it happen on a damaged kicker motor wire exposed to salt.
Salt destroys everything! Gotta clean it all up. I’ve broken 3 rods tips with my elbow while driving from surf fishing. Thanks for the video! Question I’m trying to find out a way to troll a jerkbait on the bottom for halibut. Any tips?
please!!!!!! Don't talk so much holding a fish you are going to release. This has been mentioned to you many times but you still do it. Come on dude, we like your vids but you need to make a change.
How do you like the new Kayak? Thinking about buying one. I like to do some fishing with you in your area for some Lings, Rock or Salmon. For me its safer in numbers than to go out alone. Thanks
Howzit going Adam, you Cali boyz look like ur having lots of fun Again another epic video with lots of educational advice, great job. Adam do you have a P.O. Box where I can send you some gear? Since retiring from the miltary and postal service I do rod and reel repairs and I would like to send you something that I know you'll put to good use. Again epic video and can't wait for the next one. Aloha from Kansas.
Dude, I love your videos however, when your talking with a living fish in your hand and you just keep going on and the animal is asphyxiating... Not so cool. Respect nature!
Adam I don't want to spoil your new toy. FYI: I saw Nick Fish has CF numbers on his new Old Town Autopilot 120, so I questioned him on it. I did some more checking and I found this at DMV:
What type of boats/vessels have to be registered with DMV?
Any boat or vessel that you can use to transport yourself on water, such as a:
Sail-powered boat/vessel that is over eight feet long.
Vessel/boat with a motor (no matter how big it is).
If you bought your boat/vessel from an out-of-state seller, or if you recently moved to California, you need to register your boat/vessel with DMV within 120 days of bringing it into the state.
There are some boats/vessels that do not have to be registered:
Canoes, rowboats, or any boats/vessels that use paddles or oars
Sailboats shorter than eight feet long
Sailboards or parasails
A ship’s lifeboat
Seaplanes on the water
Boats that run on a track, such as amusement park rides
Floating structures that are tied to land and use power, water, and a sewage system on the shore.
Dinghies must be registered with DMV.
Houseboats that have a motor must be registered with DMV.
Have fun with your new toy.
Use some Salt Away in your sprayer prior to rinsing with fresh water and your after-salt cleaning will be that much more effective. Salt Away on everything that touched the salt water first, then rinse liberally.
Ding! Ding! Ding! We have a winner! Exactly. Water rinses off minimal amounts of salt once it has sat in the sun. I keep a Hudson sprayer with Salt-Away in water in the back of my truck. After I launch my boat I spray down my dual disc brakes and torsion axles when I park my trailer. The boat and trailer then both get rinsed with a hose end unit with Salt Away at the wash down area then a full rinse again when I get home.
Congrats on the new kayak Adam! Looking forward to seeing new vids from you using it! 😄
And more drag races!
Definitely maintenance is important when fishing in the salt. The old Towne is a great kayak and I have made a few adjustments to mine. Very educational, thanks Adam. Googan Rock's.
At 1:11 " You've moved on from simpler times of peddling - to motors" Soon you will move on to real boats. More stable, more room, better range, faster and it doesn't necessarily mean it will be overly expensive, especially since you can take a friend that will/should help and chip in.
Instablaster...
As discussed in earlier comments the minnow style Jerk bait is probably the most used artificial in the world. Some version of it has been sold at least from the 50s or 60s 😊
please dont hold those fish out of the water so long,
Came here for this comment. Been watching the videos past couple days and he’s holding all these non keepers or fish he knows he’s not keeping out of the water while he goes on these rants of useless information. Just put the fish back and then say whatever you’d like to say.
There is no reason to even bring the shakers in the boat. They flop around and hurt themselves.
Agree with all y’all. Not tryna diss you dhf, just be more careful with the fish you aren’t keeping, because even if a fish swims away, mortality rates are much higher unless you institute the best handling practice.
Was gonna say just this
Happens all the time. He said he would do better! 🙏
Why not use dielectric grease for electrical terminals? Lasts longer.
Either way- at least one or the other 👍🏼
Dielectric silicon works for long term protection on electric connections .
I think Jun got the VTEC motor because of the way he accelerated on that race!!!! But you did beat him on the upload!!!! LOL
He raced Ish, not Jun.
6:21 if it’s not a keeper, you shouldn’t have used it as a talking point for so long, let it go and then tell the people what you want to say. Just because a fish swims away doesn’t mean it will survive.
Where's the link for the eyedropper liquid bottle
Come up to the north coast of California and you can catch Pacific Halibut all day long from a kayak.
Chevron fucked up a prime herring spot with their spill. I hope the halibut isn't going to taste like diesel this season
So far they are still tasting ok
Yup that’s where I live too. No need to grease the pan
The covered that spill up. Not much info on it
Hopefully this season some release fish more with the oil spill from chevron and the drop of halibut stocks in the bay
I agree but an equally important component is proper handling of the halibut, just because a fish swims away has nothing to do with wether or not it survives.
@@Nik-gh6gz true that add that one too
My good friend caught a 42 pound California halibut in southern waters north of San Diego on a kayak. Unbelievably huge on video or I would not have believed it.
First hali of the season baby!! 🎣
I don't know of any farmers that spray roundup on their crops 🤣
And utilizing dielectric grease at the fittings may be helpful. Terminals corrode the most when they are in the presence of salt water and carrying a current. I've seriously seen it happen on a damaged kicker motor wire exposed to salt.
glad to see some sw action out there!
Use Saltaway. Mix in your water.
Nice kayak bro 😎
Hey man, you held that “future 40 pounder” completely out of the water for 2 minutes, please let them go if you want them to live.
haha! The garden sprayer finally makes another appearance. Nice! Mine always comes out with me when travelling out to the ocean.
Interesting, first time I've seen anyone trolling lures for groundfish.
Can you share a link for the keel weight you are using to get that jerk bait down? Also how much line you let out for certain depths and speed?
Talked to you at the ramp that day. Caught my first shaker halibut. Nice setup!
Nice to meet you!
Salt destroys everything! Gotta clean it all up. I’ve broken 3 rods tips with my elbow while driving from surf fishing. Thanks for the video! Question I’m trying to find out a way to troll a jerkbait on the bottom for halibut. Any tips?
Was hoping you would show the rig and weight set up.
Nice tips on cleaning the yak at the end!
time to register your kayak bud
Googan squad is huge in the Antelope Valley at the aqueducts
Got the new iPhone and for some reason my YT Email ect did not transfer right 😡 glad I found you quick!
Darn almost had another halibut in your hands with one in your hands!
Hi Adam, what lure you use ? can i have the link to buy ? First time fishing halibut in Bay Area. Thanks
Nice video! Great idea with the sprayer. Ill use that one
There is no “retiring from fishing”! Bite your tongue! Lol
Great release....😆
Could you post the link for the battery you used?
You love that kayak
Hey Duder! What's the corrosion juice you used called?
NanoProTech Solution
Love the vid but that boat.... I don't drive a motor boat because I don't want to do maint! My pedal kayak with a spray of water is about all I do. ;)
I got a Pacific Hali off my yak on the Sonoma Coast.. 42" 28lbs.. Not sure I'll ever top that fishing around here.. I keep praying for a WSB though :D
My neighborhood, where?
@@jimmascaro2456 TC, about 2 years ago. not sure how I can post the pic to show proof haha
I didn't know you can fish for Halibut all year long.
please!!!!!! Don't talk so much holding a fish you are going to release. This has been mentioned to you many times but you still do it. Come on dude, we like your vids but you need to make a change.
The best remedy for this fool is to unsubscribe.
There out of the water for 30 seconds . Nothing wrong with a little recovery time for the fish.
Chill 😊. Peace ✌️
I've been really enjoying the videos, will the salt destroy that trolling motor? I know they usually have special motors for the salt.
would love to get that link to the anti-corrosive eye dropper bottle
NanoProTech Solution. Nocqua carries them too but bit small and expensive
Butt time! They are in the bay 😁😁
How do you like the new Kayak? Thinking about buying one. I like to do some fishing with you in your area for some Lings, Rock or Salmon. For me its safer in numbers than to go out alone. Thanks
You should rig up a foot throttle.
Those kayaks are trick. Didn't you have an older video where >F was cramping up on a pedal kayak? No more of that with these kayaks, huh?
is that a 300 or 400 size reel?
I’d like to know as well, looks like a Diawa Lexia but I’d like to know more abt size
Is that a salt water rated trolling motor?
Cool hat please let us know where you got it.
Are those fish different from the flounder we have in Texas ?
Yes definitely lol
Oil spill?
What boat ramp is that?
I think it's Oyster Point in South San Francisco.
Flounders here in Texas
Braid to mono?
Hey Adam let me buy your old kayak! Always wanted one .
This fucker will not reply back to you unless you offer him your first born😾
Where's the triplet Nick fish🤣😂
if its not a keeper, throw it back then tell a life story
Can anyone tell me where this boat launch is?
Oyster point
It's always painful to watch how long you keep those fish outside the water before releasing them. Always. It really annoys me.
Howzit going Adam, you Cali boyz look like ur having lots of fun Again another epic video with lots of educational advice, great job. Adam do you have a P.O. Box where I can send you some gear? Since retiring from the miltary and postal service I do rod and reel repairs and I would like to send you something that I know you'll put to good use. Again epic video and can't wait for the next one. Aloha from Kansas.
Hey Martin! Yes I do! Here it is:
Die Hard Fishing
PO Box 554
Campbell, CA 95009
Hi @Martin Quintana do you have an email address I have a couple rods I need put back together if you’re open for business . Thanks
Sorry Adam. Cut you off on your intro 🤣
What launch and how much was it please?
He never shares that type of information. But to help you out they launched out of oyster point. The fee I'm not sure.
@@tommyliu4683 he never engages with any of his watchers, that’s why I won’t subscribe...
@@tommyliu4683 and thanks!
seal it up
seal it up again
Water temp?
👍
Oh oh a diehard fishing video. 😊
I would take the workout over cheating with a motor anyday
😉👍🎣
I’ll be in San Francisco for day for a dr appt any1 got good spot fish with my kids an wife off bank or ???
Not first. 🤪
Fish was out of the water for 2 min. Should be a fine imo
Dude, I love your videos however, when your talking with a living fish in your hand and you just keep going on and the animal is asphyxiating... Not so cool. Respect nature!
Bullshit... there’s no lure out fishing live bait. Simple.
I give a dislike.
Ur fucked up then, as the video shows lure is better that day
Halibut 🤮
First
i was first shut
No I WAS 😡😡😡
@@wolfieyt6762 nope
🤦🏻♂️
@@dmitryv3756 its a joke my guy lol