Thank you!

Get a sabiki rig with a heavier weight go to the edge of the reserve (In La Jolla) or a pier and just slowly paddle around

@@Outboundwithjake what size Sabiki do you recommend and how far down should I drop it?

Any glow in the dark one with like a 2-4 oz weight so it stays vertical when your moving

@@Outboundwithjake how deep?

@user-zj7to9zr5p 20 ft

Thanks so much!

It came in their Father’s Day bundle I believe sumo colored

@@Outboundwithjake Cool, thanks again. Appreciate the content. What you do w/ those Macks you kept?

They were giant. Ended up smoking them with some lemon citrus marinade. Came out really good. I just posted a new video with how I make ceviche at the end. Really good for Mac’s too. Thanks so much for watching and let me know if there’s anything you want to see more of on the channel!

@@Outboundwithjake very cool. Will do.

Haha that’s be appreciated

Thanks for always watching brotha

Thanks dude!

Thanks buddy!

Thanks! La Jolla cove San Diego

Calico

I have a co2 powered water wings on so if anything would happen they will keep you afloat.

Thanks brotha! 🤙

Redline kayaks is a dealer In SD and AZ that sells them. But if you buy it from @hoodoosports they will ship it to your door for about the same price and you can customize it. I LOVED that thing. Highly recommend it

@@Outboundwithjake I’ll have to check that place out next time I’m down there. Also, I’ve done a lot of kayak fishing in the past. How is stability on the ocean? I fished mostly LA area around Malibu and such. Done La Jolla several times. How does it compare to a kayak. I’m not thinking of standing on it but id love to get to some kelp beds and such. For the harbors it’d be awesome. Most videos I see of the hoodoos are in the gulf and they’re in the intercostals and not open water. Thanks.

@robmandel3413 ya I’ve taken it miles off shore no issues. They also make outriggers you can purchase and then mount on there if your concerned but I never flipped mine or even came close to it. Standing open ocean would be interesting but overall it was a great vessel. I only just got a hobbie for more tournaments

Thanks man!

Nice thanks! Ya wasn’t prepared for how deep those structures out there are. I fish mission bay usually for bass and it’s a lot more shallow.

I love it man. I have a buddy who is selling one that has a pedal drive and lights installed. If you want to drive down to SD and see if mine fits in your van you’re welcome to. It’s a little unstable in open ocean on rough days but I bought some outriggers for it and have had 0 issues. My only recommendation would be get a Suzuki or Yamaha motor.

@@Outboundwithjake Are you running a Tohatsu?

@@carlsbadkook ya tohatsu

@@Outboundwithjake What don't you like about the Tohatsu?

Ran great at first. Properly stored it and then the way the carbs are built they are impossible to get completely clean so if you don’t mind dropping a couple hundred on a new carb once a year or drilling to gain access to the flow nozzle to make an adjustment I’d just go with Yamaha. More reliable.

Never too late to give it a shot. It’s a blast! Please like subscribe and share! Thanks for watching

Pacific

It’s called a Wahoo. Awesome fighting fish and thanks for watching

Nice man. When I get back to the states we should link up and shoot a collab

I’ve got some big videos coming out for tackle and techniques. Should be posting here in the next few weeks so stay tuned and thanks for watching

Stay tuned tonight we have the full video airing

@@Outboundwithjake great!!! Looking forward to seeing it…. 🎣👍

Thanks boss glad you enjoyed it. Stay tuned for the full video airing soon including POV footage of the fight and more of the footage you took! Thanks for being there on this adventure

Thank you for taking the time out of your day to let me know

You already know haha