Pacific Ocean fishing on saturn cb330 inflatable 6hp tohatsu outboard ocean cove

[@zeauz]

You don't have to answer their questions, that agent was from fish and wildlife. they just collect data to use to limit your ability to fish. They assume a certain amount of rockfish die even if you safely release them and can close and limit future seasons based on this data they collect. especially if you tell them you caught something that was actually another species of rockfish and released it that are hard to tell apart. once a certain number of certain species of rockfish are released (like quillback, cowcod or yelloweye) they can emergency close a season and create depth restrictions because they assuse a certain percentage die even if they are safely descended or released.

[@roy4247]

I appreciate the effort you are putting in, its just that you need a camera/phone stabilizer so the video doesn't jump and try to hold each scene for a few seconds longer, so the viewer has time to focus on what you are doing. If you can, mount the camera on your boat somewhere and that will steady it even more. You just need to "smooooooooth" everything out more.

[@dayliving2020]

Yes I agree, these are older videos, back than I had no mount on a boat, thnx for input.

[@marciananton9226]

Who was this lady and why was she asking all those questions?

[@dayliving2020]

Agent from California Department of Fish and Wildlife

[@timothykryvenkyy9263]

I heard you are not allowed to fish Ocean Cove anymore because low number of fish is that true

[@dayliving2020]

You need to check current regulations, certain fish is prohibited, and also depth, after July 15 most restrictions are lifted until end of yr

[@dayliving2020]

this year they closed it early sep 1 is closed for all lingcod and rockfish prior to 50 fathom line

[@roy4247]

Your camera work is all over the place. Very hard to watch. Shifting scenes too quickly and jumping camera all the time.

[@dayliving2020]

thanks for feedback, will keep that in mind.