Halibut Fishing in Prince Rupert BC - BC West Coast - Self Guided - Filleting Halibut -
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 มิ.ย. 2024
- Come along with us to go halibut fishing on the west coast of BC in Prince Rupert! This is a self guided trip in my dads Kingfisher 2225 Escape. We had a great time, caught our limit of fish and at the end I show you how I fillet my halibut to legally transport them home.
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I enjoyed every moment, what a beautiful video, champion
Hey buds that's a great filleting tip for traveling with a halibut.
I hope it helps you out the next time you head out. Makes transporting the fillets much simpler
You make the filleting look so easy! This is something I struggle with (unless its trout). Great video thanks for sharing
No problem at all. Thanks for watching and I'm glad you enjoyed it. Please consider subscribing to the channel if you haven't already.
Once as you get the angle figure out, it becomes so easy. Having a very sharp knife helps too. I keep mine sharp enough to cut paper.
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Those are some nice halibuts great job boys.
Thanks man. They are a blast to catch
that bastard halibut you threw over is good hali bait !
Sheldon, great video. Really cool how those halibut filets were all connected to the tail. Hadn’t seen that before. Looks like you are in for some nice meals!! Enjoy.
Thanks for watching Scott. I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Ya I started doing my halibut like that a few years ago just to simplify bagging them and taking them home. I don't know of anyone else that does it that way other then close family and friends that I've shown. It's a pretty slick way of doing it.
I really like the flex of those halibut rods you were using, can you remember the make of the rod and reel? Thanks
I would have to watch my own video again lol but I'm pretty sure on this trip I had the ugly stick and the Abu Garcia reel
That's awesome, never been fishing on sea. That looks like a lot of hard work but also fun :D
Its a blast! I would highly recommend it. If you haven't subscribed to the channel, I would really appreciate it if you did. I have a few more ocean fishing videos coming out and wouldn't want you to miss them.
Those are pretty big fish! Neat video. Looks like a great day on the water!
Thanks for watching! These halibut are actually small. Excellent for eating but they are known to get over 300 pounds. These ones were all around 10 to 15 pounds.
@@BuickOutdoors Holy! I'm from Ontario and we don't have that big of fish!
Hey Sheldon! Beautiful film here. I’m not a fisherman but I enjoy the water.
Not many Americans/Canadians on that LIVE. Send your women friends my way. 😻
I need English speaking videos LOL
@@MaryCatherineLovesCats thanks Mary! I'm glad you like it. I still have a few more ocean videos coming out. I'll send my girlfriend your way and try to get you another subscriber.
Thank you Sheldon! I appreciate it,
Great video and a very neat work with the fish😀
Thanks! I'm glad you liked it. Please consider subscribing. I have a few more fishing videos coming out and hunting season is about to start so ill be filming that right away.
@@BuickOutdoors already did 👍
@@arunram5628 awesome! I really appreciate that.
My dream to visit British Columbia someday.
Its a beautiful province. I have a few videos up from this summer. Lots of exploring waterfalls, dinosaur tracks and fossils.
I’ll take a look!
Sweet video shel!! If ya ever need anyone to fill up your boat let a guy know i will be there in a heart beat. Just got back from Rupert myself slayed salmon and got a couple little chickens!!
Beauty man! I'm glad you guys got some fish. If we're ever down a man I'll let you know. Spots fill up pretty fast haha
Thanks for watching by the way. I'm glad you're enjoying the videos.
@@BuickOutdoors Haha i can only imagine they would!! and ya i end up binge watching all of the videos every fishing season lol
New sub here good videos enjoyed watching a few of them
Thanks! I really appreciate that.
@@BuickOutdoors heading up to mackenzie tumblar area this week any suggestions for fishing much appreciated
@@KirkB_ depends if the rivers are clean or not. If they're nice and clean the Murray or the pine are good. Had good luck with a black mepps spinner.
@@BuickOutdoors thanks dude
Preparing for our trip in 2 weeks to port ed, obviously sand bottoms is the best but have you had luck on gravel and mud bottom? Also which depths do you guys typically shoot for ? Thanks for any advice you can lend
the rock bottoms are good for the ling and rock fish but halibut dont like it. We will fish them anywhere between 200 to 400 feet but ive also heard of people catching halibut where they crab fish in 60 feet.
Is it law to keep that fin on? What I read on the government website is a halibut that size can be cut into 4 fillets but never mentioned anything about leaving that fin attached. Maybe it was an out dated version , would suck to have to thaw the halibut out and cut it into smaller portions once you got home
Ya you have to leave the fin by their head on so they can measure it. The tail fin only has to be attached to one of the four fillets I believe. I haven't been back to the ocean for a couple years now so it could of been changed. I would just double check the regulations to make sure. Would suck to lose all of your catch over something simple. I like to leave the four fillets attached to the tail so everything is in one bag and when I get home I thaw all of my fish out to process it anyways and vacuum wrap them into single portions.
Ya makes sense for sure, better to thaw it out later and process it in smaller portions , thanks for the advice
how about the cheeks?