I'm at studen t at UCSB hoping to get some surf fishing in. Do you know any spots because I know there are protected areas so I'm afriad to go to the wrong spots. What's biting right now and what's some nice gems to fish at?
And you might want to check legality of fishing where the slew comes out has certain places fishing game will nail you you're not supposed to fish there
Well, you're fishing in front of my property. My house is just a bit south of the slough. If you want to get big fish you have to go out off shore right near the Gas Company property line and into the kelp beds.
@@MarkSilva-il5sr No not at all. A lot of people fish up and down that stretch of the beach me included. But it can be tough with the kelp and most of the time all there is to catch there is stingrays or sand sharks. I was just saying that the best spot in that area is further out. Thats where you can get some sand bass, sculpin and the occasional halibut. A lot of local guys fish there.
Thinking of going out there on the pier. I’m about 1.5hrs north of Goleta. Any big sharks coming out of there recently? All I’m catching is 3-4ft dog sharks
@@7ThrillFishing Yeah, I"m not current on what is biting off the pier. We do get some sharks every once and awhile but they have a long way to go to get to the bay where the pier is. Unless you're on the pier fishing isn't allowed inside the invisible property line of the gas company property. It's like a habitat or something. But there are guys that go right up to that line and cast. And they get sand bass, calicos, sculpin and sometimes a halibut (but most of the halibut aren't keepers). The last time I was out there we did really good. I was there this past weekend and there were not lobster pots up that way, which was weird. Give it a shot though. When the weather is up there are no stingrays. But when it's flat they're all over the place.
You can go almost to the lagoon waterway, then walk across the waterway depending on tide. Goleta Beach is one of the few free parking beaches. Good luck out there, some good halibut to be caught this time of the year.
@@talljeffkayakfishing4527 thanks just here untill Saturday had to bring my daughter for her ucsb two days orientation lol and wanted to find some fishing spots when I come next time thanks
This is an ugly stick inshore rod combo. I now use different equipment when fishing like this. For dropshot double looper fishing from shore i now use a nice bass rod with a penn battle 2 3000 size.
Very nice, that is a good size Halibut. Big Bait, Big Fish. There is always a chance to catch something the size of you in the ocean, which makes it fun.
@@talljeffkayakfishing4527 Totally. I went out to go fish for BSP, YFC, and corbina. Caught that big halibut on the first cast and immediately went back home. Didn't have an icebox.
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I'm at studen t at UCSB hoping to get some surf fishing in. Do you know any spots because I know there are protected areas so I'm afriad to go to the wrong spots. What's biting right now and what's some nice gems to fish at?
And you might want to check legality of fishing where the slew comes out has certain places fishing game will nail you you're not supposed to fish there
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Hey I'm a new subscriber its nice to learn different tecniques of 🐟 fishing. I want to catch halibut too hehe alright my friend take care
Glad you enjoyed the video. Tight Lines and big Buts.
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Well, you're fishing in front of my property. My house is just a bit south of the slough. If you want to get big fish you have to go out off shore right near the Gas Company property line and into the kelp beds.
Need to fish up closer to the property
So what think the beach and the rest of the world is yours
@@MarkSilva-il5sr No not at all. A lot of people fish up and down that stretch of the beach me included. But it can be tough with the kelp and most of the time all there is to catch there is stingrays or sand sharks. I was just saying that the best spot in that area is further out. Thats where you can get some sand bass, sculpin and the occasional halibut. A lot of local guys fish there.
Thinking of going out there on the pier. I’m about 1.5hrs north of Goleta. Any big sharks coming out of there recently? All I’m catching is 3-4ft dog sharks
@@7ThrillFishing Yeah, I"m not current on what is biting off the pier. We do get some sharks every once and awhile but they have a long way to go to get to the bay where the pier is. Unless you're on the pier fishing isn't allowed inside the invisible property line of the gas company property. It's like a habitat or something. But there are guys that go right up to that line and cast. And they get sand bass, calicos, sculpin and sometimes a halibut (but most of the halibut aren't keepers). The last time I was out there we did really good. I was there this past weekend and there were not lobster pots up that way, which was weird. Give it a shot though. When the weather is up there are no stingrays. But when it's flat they're all over the place.
Did you park all way back by the pier and walk all way down there?
You can go almost to the lagoon waterway, then walk across the waterway depending on tide. Goleta Beach is one of the few free parking beaches. Good luck out there, some good halibut to be caught this time of the year.
@@talljeffkayakfishing4527 thanks just here untill Saturday had to bring my daughter for her ucsb two days orientation lol and wanted to find some fishing spots when I come next time thanks
@@jayl5265 You ever want to know local spots and what is biting. I am always up to help, just reach out.
@@talljeffkayakfishing4527 kool bro some people wouldn’t even tell where lol
What rod and reel setup are you using
This is an ugly stick inshore rod combo. I now use different equipment when fishing like this. For dropshot double looper fishing from shore i now use a nice bass rod with a penn battle 2 3000 size.
You ever thought Of fishing the campus lagoon
It is a protected space. So it would be illegal to do that.
@@talljeffkayakfishing4527 how do u find out that stuff?
@@evanherrera5948 I use the app Navionics for all MPA. Also, I grew up at that beach and it has something to do with the birds.
I liked and subscribed to your Channel great videos keep up the good job
Thank you, I will be uploading a PB bass from lake Cachuma video I did in the next couple days. Glad you are enjoying the videos.
I used to go camping at Lake Cachuma when I was younger it's been awhile since I've been there it is a beautiful Lake
Did you ever catch anything on that beach?
Yes, I have caught lots oof different species on that beach. Along with many short and keeper halibut.
I dropshotted an entire 6" gulp camo sandworm and caught a 30" halibut
Very nice, that is a good size Halibut. Big Bait, Big Fish. There is always a chance to catch something the size of you in the ocean, which makes it fun.
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Totally. I went out to go fish for BSP, YFC, and corbina. Caught that big halibut on the first cast and immediately went back home. Didn't have an icebox.