Wait.. I just checked California Fish and Wildlife website. It says that there is no minimum size limit! It has always been that they have to be 22 inches to be legal. Can anyone confirm? If this is true you are good to go on the size. However, be aware that there is a bag limit of one.
Okay, looked again. Pacific Halibut are basically San Francisco and north. California Halibut are the ones in So Cal waters. The California Halibut needs to be at least 22''. Bag limit is two. Anyhow, liked the video!
@@dalmanza really wish I could catch some Halibut but all we got is flounder down here. Legal size is 15 in Texas with a bag limit of 5 I think. Oh well, gotta make do with what you got 🤷♂
Really awesome!!
Thank you!!
@@bluecrabs welcome!
what an awesome fishing spot. in the shade, by a bridge, and with great eating sized flounders??
Couldn't have said it better myself! Thanks for watching
spots like those are hard to come by these days
Great catch! Saw your video on feed and recognized the 2nd location 📍
Thanks for watching
is there sheepshea here?
Have not caught one here yet. Looking for a spot though!
That "flounder" is an under sized halibut
Halibut are huge brother 💪
@@bluecrabs ..if they are allowed to grow to legal size. Flounders don't have those teeth.
Wait.. I just checked California Fish and Wildlife website. It says that there is no minimum size limit! It has always been that they have to be 22 inches to be legal. Can anyone confirm? If this is true you are good to go on the size. However, be aware that there is a bag limit of one.
Okay, looked again. Pacific Halibut are basically San Francisco and north. California Halibut are the ones in So Cal waters. The California Halibut needs to be at least 22''. Bag limit is two. Anyhow, liked the video!
@@dalmanza really wish I could catch some Halibut but all we got is flounder down here. Legal size is 15 in Texas with a bag limit of 5 I think. Oh well, gotta make do with what you got 🤷♂
Dope
💯
nice flounder