Exciting San Diego Fishing: Tuna, Dorado, Bluefin Fun | S8:E7 Local Knowledge Fishing Show

[@robertgangi5041]

Ali: "We are not good at fishing!" Been there brother. LMAO

[@LocalKnowledge]

Seems like we live "there" haha

[@waltermalzahn5064]

Late summer and fall has been a blast on the water in 2023. You guys set the bar when it comes to having fun on the water.

[@LocalKnowledge]

Thanks. We really love what we do.

[@TomMendoladrums]

Your channel was recommended to me by a friend who mates on a boat up in Oxnard. For the past few years I have been watching I have learned from and enjoyed the videos. You two make it look easy because you both long time pros. Thanks for the content.

[@LocalKnowledge]

Glad you enjoy!

[@cortrenfro9394]

So glad I stumbled on your channel tonight

[@JD-pm9ml]

Thanks for the SD videos!

[@Perch_Master_Nick]

Honestly it's cool to see Captain Rush throw the Conventional. I remember in the earlier seasons he mentioned that the spinning gear was all he knew. I was the same way but i had to put away the spinning gear and now i refuse to leave the dock without my Penn Fathom.

[@LocalKnowledge]

We are teaching him! He actually uses a lot of conventional gear for bottom fishing but not really for casting.

[@rogbass]

Just casually. HAMMERING the tuna!!!!!Lol. Excellent angling as usual.

[@LocalKnowledge]

SO fun!

[@jerryky2580]

Love this episode

[@LocalKnowledge]

Thank you!

[@norcalhobiefishingadventur7400]

Love it, Keep em coming.

[@LocalKnowledge]

RAd. Thanks.

[@DiabetoDan]

Awesome stuff, love smaller tunas on lighter tackle. Not from socal but I did some research on Opah fishing for a piece I wrote earlier this year. Sounds like they're mostly an incidental bonus fish, but I read about a few Cali guys who target them with vertical jigs below kelp paddies that hold dorado and small tuna. Y'all ever heard of anything like that? They're a really cool species, and apparently delicious.

[@LocalKnowledge]

Absolutely. We have been trying to catch them under kelp, tuna schools and while swordfishing. It's a little skill and a whole lot of luck. Hasn't happened yet.

[@DiabetoDan]

@@LocalKnowledge gotcha. Always interesting to stay in touch with a fishery while it's developing! One of the coolest species out there. Hope y'all get one.

[@ryandavis775]

Awesome content! What glass do you use to spot with?

[@LocalKnowledge]

Frazier Volpe Gyro Binos

[@snipergene]

Sashimi - Bluefin Tuna, Poke - Yellowfin Tuna, Cooked - Beef. 😅

[@LocalKnowledge]

Word!

[@goatram1]

This year. A washi googan wants to fish there in the Miss Eliza. Trailer the boat down I5. July for the bigger tuna.

[@LocalKnowledge]

Do it!

[@KliccardsCollector]

Can You mention The rod and reels used in this video please... Begginers like me search for that kind of knowledge.. thanks in advance

[@getitdone6694]

Where do you guys fish by San Diego or further north?

[@LocalKnowledge]

About 100 miles in any direction of san diego.

[@paulmorgan5425]

I once saw a guy on an SD charter boat, his T shirt said "The key to catching fish is fishing where the fish are". @@LocalKnowledge

[@paulmorgan5425]

That would make a great Fish Dope T Shirt slogan.

[@bigdave4209]

👊🤘

[@LocalKnowledge]

Boom!

[@timpowell2117]

New face do lol 🥸

[@LocalKnowledge]

Hunting Season = The dirty stache!