Thanks for continuing to put out good Oregon Coast jetty videos. It’s fun to see local content. I’m going to walk the sand inside the triangle next time. Keep up the good work!
We really do appreciate it Mike! Yes sir anytime you see us out, please, please swing by and say hi. We want our viewers to know how approachable we are!
Great video bro, I go and visit my grandma in Grants Pass Oregon once a year and I’ve been wanting to do some fishing out there but I don’t know how it’s done! Thank you for showing me some things, I know how to fish here in Kansas but in Oregon things are a little different!!
I'm from Bandon Oregon. I fish from Port Orford to Charleston and up around Cape Arago. I have two rods that I like to use 1: is a 6' Shakespeare Ugly Stick paired with a Shimano SnapShot 3000 with 12lb mono. 2: is a Shakespeare 8' fiberglass salmon rod that's Frankensteined. I have Fugi eyes wrapped in 80lb Dacron coated in clear fingernail polish. I pair that with a Shimano Snapshot 4000 That rod is my Salmon, Surf, ling, Halibut, and sturgeon Rod and I use 40lb mono with a 6' 20lb mono leader on that Rod. This setup gets it done! You don't need fancy shit to go kills fish! Use what you got and make it work and know your baits and conditions that your fishing in.
Along any part of beach u can use a gold 1/4 to 1/2 in screen to scoup up sand where little holes are little crab like Crustaceans which will catch surf perch if your do not have low tide to get sand shrimp.
Ghost shrimp are, hands down, the best 'candy bait' for onshore and inshore fishing on the Pacific coast! They will provoke a strike at times when nothing else will.
I’m new to ocean fishing I was out the other day at jetty neat tillmook fishing with sand shrimp but couldn’t hook any they kept nibbling the bait off I got 20+ bite, is my hook the wrong size or what am I doing wrong, thansk ahead of time for advice!
They call them ghost shrimp on the east coast. Absolute deadly on most in shore and near shore fish from Maine to the keys. Heading to No Cal next week to rip some lips. May bring my shrimp sucker, thought I'd retire it since we moved to utah.
At video time 9:17 you mentioned a fish I think you said "calazon"? I take it they are not only salt water. I caught one last July in the Willamette river near Keizer Rapids park, while fishing a Ned rig on some rocks. It was only 4 inches long, but same color, mouth, and big spikey fins. Always wondered what that was.
Where do you go to suck the shrimp? Is it on the coast at low tide or a river? The location was not clear. We are coming to the coast first of September. First time to to this state. Hoping to make the best of the fishing there. 😁 doing research through TH-cam videos
It's pretty good now... Depends a bit one what your targeting..., Lingcod move in during the winter and there's still a few good ones around through spring..., Also earlier in the season is usually pretty good for bigger fish, when the spots usually haven't been hammered too hard. As it warms up the fishing is still decent but a lot of the best residential fish have already been caught...
I was told the blue spot Greenling are male, yellow spotted are female. I've caught lots of both over the years, and some with both colors of spots. Cabazonian Warrior! aka Mr. Crab Cruncher. Blue meat, until it hits the oil, anyways. Fantastic video, get bait, catch fish with said bait! You guys know your stuff, but don't bring egos into play, just a pure enjoyment of fishing and all that goes with it. I'm cracking an IPA in your honor right now. Watching The Bite does make me thirsty (hungry too)
@@SLAINFOLKS newport and I think if your at cannon beach you might not want to drive that far, tillamook and astoria be the best bet but I haven't fished there its a bit to far from me, hope it helps
is not true sand shrimp is not the best bait. best technique is the best. if you know what you are doing you catch almost evercast.. believe me i can do it no matter what..
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Thanks for continuing to put out good Oregon Coast jetty videos. It’s fun to see local content. I’m going to walk the sand inside the triangle next time. Keep up the good work!
Thanks for the comment man. The sand is nice... I mean, it's still sand but... 😂🤙
Where exactly is this? I just moved to southern oregon a couple months ago. Definitely wanna go fish the coast soon
Represent the West Coast! All due respect "Save yourself a little money!" "Go ahead and catch your own bait!". Spoken like a true legend!
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Awesome video. Looks like you guys had a blast
Eating crab legs and watching the bite sick!
Best fishing channel out there, got to catch you guys out on the river or jetty someday 🤙
We really do appreciate it Mike! Yes sir anytime you see us out, please, please swing by and say hi. We want our viewers to know how approachable we are!
Here in the SoCal (San Diego) they’re called “ghost shrimp”. Good shit fellas👊🏽
Thanks guys, can’t wait to get into dems! ❤
Excellent video guys, loved it. Keep up the good work!
Thanks for the comment Matt!
Great video bro, I go and visit my grandma in Grants Pass Oregon once a year and I’ve been wanting to do some fishing out there but I don’t know how it’s done! Thank you for showing me some things, I know how to fish here in Kansas but in Oregon things are a little different!!
Crazy, I'm from Kansas but live in Grants pass now. I know what you mean, I'm used to fishing for catfish or crappie.
I'm from Bandon Oregon. I fish from Port Orford to Charleston and up around Cape Arago.
I have two rods that I like to use 1: is a 6' Shakespeare Ugly Stick paired with a Shimano SnapShot 3000 with 12lb mono. 2: is a Shakespeare 8' fiberglass salmon rod that's Frankensteined. I have Fugi eyes wrapped in 80lb Dacron coated in clear fingernail polish. I pair that with a Shimano Snapshot 4000
That rod is my Salmon, Surf, ling, Halibut, and sturgeon Rod and I use 40lb mono with a 6' 20lb mono leader on that Rod.
This setup gets it done! You don't need fancy shit to go kills fish! Use what you got and make it work and know your baits and conditions that your fishing in.
Love watching you guys fishing, I would love to visit and fish with you my salmon season has closed for the year
Along any part of beach u can use a gold 1/4 to 1/2 in screen to scoup up sand where little holes are little crab like Crustaceans which will catch surf perch if your do not have low tide to get sand shrimp.
Awesome guys I need to hit the jetty
That's it, I'm going to build my shrimp gun and go get bait myself, fantastic tutorial and fishing!
What rigs are you’ll fishing with off the rocks
Awesome. Are u guys fishing bottom or under floats
Ghost shrimp are, hands down, the best 'candy bait' for onshore and inshore fishing on the Pacific coast! They will provoke a strike at times when nothing else will.
So many colors...
Spark plugs for weight can get them free from auto shops
Love this video! I was there last year for a week, but weather sucked....
I like to fish at jetty too, I usually fish at Barview Jetty sometime I fish at Newport. Which jetty in this video?
hey man thanks for the advice im just going to the coast to fish keep up the great content also thanks for the tips
I’m new to ocean fishing I was out the other day at jetty neat tillmook fishing with sand shrimp but couldn’t hook any they kept nibbling the bait off I got 20+ bite, is my hook the wrong size or what am I doing wrong, thansk ahead of time for advice!
Could be small fish nibbling off sandshrimp . Try using squid it stays on hook longer
nice greenlings! those are super rare down here in Cali
Hell yeah!
🤘🤘🤘
Hell yea 🤘
They call them ghost shrimp on the east coast. Absolute deadly on most in shore and near shore fish from Maine to the keys. Heading to No Cal next week to rip some lips. May bring my shrimp sucker, thought I'd retire it since we moved to utah.
Cool video you guys.
Nice man!!
At video time 9:17 you mentioned a fish I think you said "calazon"? I take it they are not only salt water. I caught one last July in the Willamette river near Keizer Rapids park, while fishing a Ned rig on some rocks. It was only 4 inches long, but same color, mouth, and big spikey fins. Always wondered what that was.
Cabezon
Freshwater sculpin. Different than a cabezon
Where do you go to suck the shrimp? Is it on the coast at low tide or a river? The location was not clear. We are coming to the coast first of September. First time to to this state. Hoping to make the best of the fishing there. 😁 doing research through TH-cam videos
What month does the jetty fishing start to get good? & What month does it peak ?
It's pretty good now... Depends a bit one what your targeting..., Lingcod move in during the winter and there's still a few good ones around through spring..., Also earlier in the season is usually pretty good for bigger fish, when the spots usually haven't been hammered too hard. As it warms up the fishing is still decent but a lot of the best residential fish have already been caught...
I was told the blue spot Greenling are male, yellow spotted are female. I've caught lots of both over the years, and some with both colors of spots. Cabazonian Warrior! aka Mr. Crab Cruncher. Blue meat, until it hits the oil, anyways. Fantastic video, get bait, catch fish with said bait! You guys know your stuff, but don't bring egos into play, just a pure enjoyment of fishing and all that goes with it. I'm cracking an IPA in your honor right now. Watching The Bite does make me thirsty (hungry too)
Thanks for always coming in a with a good comment!
Ok remenber low tide for shirimp
Where is this?
Thanks for the info guys ive been struggling on the jetty
Glad it could help buddy
Waaaay of topic but... do you Coach or Officiate Basketball? I swear I have bumped elbows with you somewhere not fishing.
Hey don, which one of us are you referring too. I'm not sure either of us have coached basketball but....
What jetty is that? Never done jetty fishing, kinda new at fishing!
What jetty is this?
We are from Idaho and going to corvallis for my cousins graduation this weekend... is there any jetty like this close to cannon beach?
@@SLAINFOLKS newport and I think if your at cannon beach you might not want to drive that far, tillamook and astoria be the best bet but I haven't fished there its a bit to far from me, hope it helps
I am from north coast, I like to fish at Barview jetty in the Tillamook bay are. What is the name of this jetty ?
Love the vid HATE the music...please
Thanks for watching Jim. Hopefully the next soundtrack you are more into.
@@TheBite2020 LOL Thanks! As Arnold says, I'll be back!
Appreciate it Jim!!
I have to respectfully disagree I think that herring is the best way to fish off a jetty
Adress please
is not true sand shrimp is not the best bait. best technique is the best. if you know what you are doing you catch almost evercast.. believe me i can do it no matter what..