Hey friend, you are fishing, one of my favorite places to fish. You should try it at night time. I won't say where you are at,,but I know where you are. Definitely try it at night.
Yea here in California it’s a decent size but I know there are monsters in like Alaska which I one day will go fish there and film that’s the dream. But thank you 🙏 it was a fun time
Want to catch more halibut don't let your bait sit slowly reel your bait in and keep it in prespool so you're going to have to Palm your reel and just move it slowly across the bottom little bits at a time and when the fish hits you're already in free spool that it takes some the killer halibut technique from the shore
Yea it was a beautiful one and my cousin definitely did a great fillet job thank you for acknowledging. And oh wow I didn’t know that thanks for sharing I do love learning new things appreciate you brother much love 🙏🙏❤️
@@HeavyDutyKingsOutdoor And just to correct myself, I think you're right... I think it is a halibut based on the fish's more overall diamond shape and tail. My apologies. After all, I do not know much about halibut fishing; I am a flounder fisherman, and I just assumed since it wasn't deeper sea and/or monster size, it must be a flounder. My ignorance. Either way, I bet it tasted GREAT! Enjoy the water and its bounty, my friend. 🎣
I'm giving you a like. You guys seem pretty cool I would love to fish with you. Nice fish. All that being said I'm from alaska. When you say you caught a monster halibut I have to say that was a baby. A nice average halibut in Alaska weighs somewhere between 20 and 40 lb anything over a hundred pounds is considered a big halibut. Anything over 200 lb is considered huge. Anything over 300 lb is considered a monster. My buddies and I were in a Halibut Derby off of Valdez. We went to a shelf about 4 hours off sure. We were only there about 20 minutes before we hooked into our first halibut. It was 160 lb. The next fish caught with 252 lb. Around 11 halibut that day and all of them were over a hundred pounds with the exception of some 20 to 40 pounders. The guy that caught the 252 pounder that year won the derby...... $ 15,000 is what the guy won. That was the first halibut he had ever caught in his life. I'm not sure exactly where you guys are but today I am in arizona. I would love to catch up with you guys and do some fishing. Keep up the good work and stay true to your fishing....... in other words always tell everybody your fish was bigger than it is. Make the story grandiose. You guys are true fisherman.
Thank you very much brother appreciate you and you are welcome to fish with us anytime. Omg yes compared to Alaska this is nothing fishing in Alaska would be the dream I know there is monsters out there and I hope one day I can go out there and get to fish and film out there!! Thanks for the story I love it and thanks for your support 🙏🙏 much love and respect 🫡
Nice Halibut 😊 awesome video 🤙
Thank you so much brother thanks for the support much love ❤️ and respect 🤙🏼
thats right!!! subscribed off that Raiders screen saver.. keep em coming!! RAAAIIIDERRRRRSSSSS!!!!!
Haha that’s right brother Raiders! Out here catching fish 🎣 thanks for the subscribe and support much appreciated 🙏🙏🙏
Hey friend, you are fishing, one of my favorite places to fish. You should try it at night time. I won't say where you are at,,but I know where you are. Definitely try it at night.
Yes it’s the spot and I love that place at night the bite is fantastic at dawn I usually stay all afternoon till night time and it’s super fun!!
Nice fish!
Thank you 🙏 it was very exciting!
Yum 🤤 makes me want to go fishing now!
You should! We always have a blast out and core memories for sure
That is an itty-bitty halibut where I come from. But, nice catch.
Yea here in California it’s a decent size but I know there are monsters in like Alaska which I one day will go fish there and film that’s the dream. But thank you 🙏 it was a fun time
Hell yea homeboys tu saves ese
Hell yea! We where hoping we saw you at the spot
Want to catch more halibut don't let your bait sit slowly reel your bait in and keep it in prespool so you're going to have to Palm your reel and just move it slowly across the bottom little bits at a time and when the fish hits you're already in free spool that it takes some the killer halibut technique from the shore
Thanks for the advice appreciate you 🙏🙏 I will make sure I keep that in mind and use that technique next time
flounder... a VERY nice flounder. Nice fillet job. Trivia for ya: only females get that big. Males only grow to like 12-15 inches.
Yea it was a beautiful one and my cousin definitely did a great fillet job thank you for acknowledging. And oh wow I didn’t know that thanks for sharing I do love learning new things appreciate you brother much love 🙏🙏❤️
@@HeavyDutyKingsOutdoor And just to correct myself, I think you're right... I think it is a halibut based on the fish's more overall diamond shape and tail. My apologies. After all, I do not know much about halibut fishing; I am a flounder fisherman, and I just assumed since it wasn't deeper sea and/or monster size, it must be a flounder. My ignorance. Either way, I bet it tasted GREAT! Enjoy the water and its bounty, my friend. 🎣
Where u get that net tho???
I got it on Amazon after my fishing experience I had in hb pier and surprisingly it’s been working really well putting in work 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽
www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0CPF379G3?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title
I sent the link
What a "Fluke" huh?
It’s a halibut but same thing I believe
Sorry , that's not huge
Thanks it’s a keeper
I'm giving you a like. You guys seem pretty cool I would love to fish with you. Nice fish. All that being said I'm from alaska. When you say you caught a monster halibut I have to say that was a baby. A nice average halibut in Alaska weighs somewhere between 20 and 40 lb anything over a hundred pounds is considered a big halibut. Anything over 200 lb is considered huge. Anything over 300 lb is considered a monster. My buddies and I were in a Halibut Derby off of Valdez. We went to a shelf about 4 hours off sure. We were only there about 20 minutes before we hooked into our first halibut. It was 160 lb. The next fish caught with 252 lb. Around 11 halibut that day and all of them were over a hundred pounds with the exception of some 20 to 40 pounders. The guy that caught the 252 pounder that year won the derby...... $ 15,000 is what the guy won. That was the first halibut he had ever caught in his life. I'm not sure exactly where you guys are but today I am in arizona. I would love to catch up with you guys and do some fishing. Keep up the good work and stay true to your fishing....... in other words always tell everybody your fish was bigger than it is. Make the story grandiose. You guys are true fisherman.
Thank you very much brother appreciate you and you are welcome to fish with us anytime. Omg yes compared to Alaska this is nothing fishing in Alaska would be the dream I know there is monsters out there and I hope one day I can go out there and get to fish and film out there!! Thanks for the story I love it and thanks for your support 🙏🙏 much love and respect 🫡