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How to Catch HALIBUT Surf Fishing in Socal

Benjie Kim Fishing 98,945 lượt xem 4 years ago
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In this episode of how to catch Halibut while surf fishing in Socal, I cover the importance of (1) Identifying structure and (2) Identifying the current to pinpoint where fish are most likely holding. Many times, Halibut and other predatory fish will stack up at the edge of holes where the current meets the drop-off, as they wait for bait fish to be pushed their way.

Big thanks to my friends Kaipo and Beyond the Trail 365 for allowing me to share some time with them on the sand. Thank you to Kaipo for sharing some of your knowledge with me and allowing me to pass that knowledge along on to YOU on this channel.

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