Jacksmelt #1 Sabiki Fishing at Manhattan Beach Pier California - Species Fishing

[@gpapink]

great video and beautiful day in MB. I grew up about 4 blocks north of the pier and spent many days catching bonita on rubber ball splasher and fly, back in the early '60s. Just bought a Hobie Outback!!

[@castandspear]

Super cool man! How often do you fish south bay?

[@bigislandbaits]

Right on! 🤙 🎣

[@elquedeliraBMX]

great job dude!!! here in Argentina those fishes ara called "Pejerrey" (somothing kinda "king fish) and there are so many species that goes from 100 or 200grs to 2kgs others... I'll try this style of fishing, thanks! (aand sorry for my poor english, I'm a bit rusty ahahah)

[@speciesfishing]

+Tuka Oktane All good! How is the freshwater fishing in Argentina? I would love to do some fishing in South America someday. -Bryce

[@elquedeliraBMX]

well, first of all, you must think that we're so close to Antartica hahah there aren't many especies but such big ones (from shore) I also hace to say that when our bitch, I mean, president (cristina) make a deal with china so they almost made dissapear the giant amoun of sardines and the predators species that before that entered to de Beagle channel... but welll... unless we keep having the Patagonian Snook, Cazones (a small shark) king fishes, some sardines, and in last years the Chinook comes to stay

[@slick1105]

what do u need for ur fishing gear besides a rod? can get some feedback

[@jackiethegoldenjackal]

Cool what do you use to make the line sink down a bit

[@speciesfishing]

lilia Chavez All you need to do is attach a sinker to the end of the sabiki rig. Most rigs will have a quick release at the end of the line for this purpose. -bryce

[@jackiethegoldenjackal]

speciesfishing what type of sinker should i use?

[@speciesfishing]

lilia Chavez I use a drop casting sinker as they easily attach to the sabiki rig. Take a look at the following image and see the lower left for this weight: trophyrigs.com/images/weights-2.jpg

[@speciesfishing]

lilia Chavez Btw, keep up the good work with your animation! -bryce

[@jackiethegoldenjackal]

speciesfishing :) thanks you to with fishing

[@803brando]

little piece of squid on every hook.

[@bp-fishing8104]

803brando you don't really need baited hooks unless you're using a bobber, but people only use bobbers in NorCal

[@swatkatz2454]

What size hook please?

[@sambam7339]

Nice video

[@speciesfishing]

sam bam Thank you!!

[@ubreakitirepairit3569]

You say it's better to fish 2 hrs before and after a high tide, but Google says during a Falling Tide: "The best time to take advantage of a falling tide is two hours before low tide." Low tide makes it so the fish have less room to spread out.

[@raindr0p_70]

are these smelt good for halibut?

[@bp-fishing8104]

Raindr0p_ Yes, but anchovies work better.

[@Sako03]

What pound line should I use?

[@speciesfishing]

+YOUNG ANGLER I prefer light line. Seven to ten pound monofilament should be more than enough to catch bait fish. -bryce

[@angelicagreskiewicz2952]

I can’t fish on that peir

[@ndr6961]

Lure, lmao