Protecting the Legacy - The White Sea Bass Journey Continues

The epic Catalina Island broodstock adventure continues in part 3 of this series! Rejoin the dedicated team of volunteers as they keep up their efforts to sustain the iconic white sea bass population. Experience more incredible shallow-water fishing action as they target these powerful giants during their multi-day trip. See the passion and camaraderie as they carefully collect new broodstock using pens and live wells before tagging and transporting them to the hatchery. With more huge sea bass battles plus fun variety like halibut, this episode shows what a special fishery Catalina holds. Keep up with this dedicated crew as their mission to preserve these majestic fish carries on in the latest chapter of an extraordinary series!
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[@hihoian]

Love seeing the cousins rods

[@kevinjohnson9370]

Man, that's so wicked, and I've always wanted to tie up into a white seabass. I wonder if that's Dave Henson Buddy that makes those custom swim bait heads if so, sweet wish I could get my hands on some too but awesome to see how it's done from a true method that works. with live squid

[@CatchFishNotFeelingsYT]

Man that’s awesome. Love the work being done to the sea bass fishery

[@brucepedersen4032]

Nice video, where does funding come from ? Hatcheries aren't cheap. ❤❤❤❤

[@StokedOnFishing]

Fishing license fees contribute to a government-managed fund that supports coastal conservation organizations like the California Coastal Conservation Association. As well they also rely on donations and volunteers. A great way to support them is to join their member program - ccacalifornia.org/join-cca/

[@Batken-sb4el]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@stephenearly9550]

Catalina seems to benefit from your white Seabass stocking program. Why doesn’t San Diego get stocked as well?

[@StokedOnFishing]

The Hubbs-SeaWorld Research Institute, an independent nonprofit, has conducted white sea bass stocking in the San Diego region and they work with the california coastal conservation association

[@stephenearly9550]

I get that. San Diego use to have great WSB fishing back in the 50s and 60s as did Catalina. Now Catalina is great fishing and San Diego is not. Why?

[@WhiteSeabassLimits]

​@@stephenearly9550they are there what do you mean

[@stephenearly9550]

@@WhiteSeabassLimits only private boaters are fishing for them. Party boats don’t. In Catalina party boats get limits threw out the season!

[@WhiteSeabassLimits]

@stephenearly9550 Right now sportboats are not after them. Everyone has tuna fever.

[@rayrayfro4940]

What the hell coffee what happened to the beer man?