SoCal Island Sportboat Fishing RIGS & TIPS [Island Fishing Tackle Part 2 of 2]

[@beansan11]

Fly lining with good bait is probably one of the funnest ways to fish. You get a good active bait moving then it starts taking a run because it’s scared and then line starts peeling and it’s time to play lol.

[@BenjieKimFishing]

Absolutely Werner, so much fun when they're at the surface and eating!

[@davidjimenez7777]

I love that my favorite fishing guys are working together, just missing Phil 😂

[@BenjieKimFishing]

Anthony and Sam are super legit, so honored to have shared this time with them!

[@jake9705]

Nice video 💪 Flylining is a fishing technique that confuses a lot of people online and in real life, I've noticed. When you mention "flylining" people often correct you and say "You mean fly-fishing." I'm born and raised Orange County, California and only started fishing seriously seven years ago. Took awhile to get the hang of flylining and even longer to find a good flyline setup of my own for saltwater use. So far I've only flylined sardines and that's difficult enough... can't even imagine how much harder it would be with the even lighter anchovy like in the old days! 🎣

[@BenjieKimFishing]

Thank you for the comment Jake! Flylining for me is simple but not necessarily easy. All the tips that I've learned over the years can't replace the importance of actually spending time at the bait tank and practicing.

[@htannberg]

Great video. You should also talk about what kind of line to use and what knot to join, for example, braid joined to flourocarbon.

[@chrisnakaishi]

Once again, great content with all of the tips and advice!!!

[@BenjieKimFishing]

Ahhh Chris, thank you so much brother, I hope you're well. Have you been able to get out at all this season??!!

[@chrisnakaishi]

@@BenjieKimFishing I have been out on a few trips but have several coming up. We need to get out there together soon...

[@snipergene]

As always, great info Benjie!

[@godofdorks104]

Man… that camera guy is putting in work! 😂

[@BenjieKimFishing]

Yea he is!! Thank you always Alan for your time and sharing your gifts with us. You're the man!!!

[@marcomunoz7453]

Part 2!! Let’s goooo!

[@BenjieKimFishing]

Yes sir!! Appreciate you Marco, great to see you the past couple weekends brotha!

[@jakewyngaarden9891]

Awesome video! Keep it coming!

[@BenjieKimFishing]

Thank you so much, really appreciate it!

[@laxgrufor]

Great video. Thank you for making!!!

[@Smallaut]

Yay I get to go spend more money! 😂

[@BenjieKimFishing]

Surface irons and Aki Twist FTW!!!

[@Ralph-h3f]

Thanks for the footage guys!..🤙😎

[@BenjieKimFishing]

Thank you always for your encouragement Ralph, appreciate you!!

[@ElMarinero24]

Ayee my go to tackle shop 🤙🏽

[@BenjieKimFishing]

Definitely an awesome shop!!!

[@qball8437]

👋 👋 guys...good stuff

[@ytdeathninja1057]

are you gonna go to a grunion run because i am thinking about going to one because i wanna know if there are grunions at the beaches im going to

[@barclaysauers255]

Please clarify. On the first several knots for the terminal rigs and your are saying 'line' are these to fluorocarbon leaders or directly to braid?

[@BenjieKimFishing]

My apologies on not being clear and thank you so much for taking the time to watch and dissect. But yes, these rigs are based off fluorocarbon leaders or mono. You would not flyline or dropper loop on straight braid. Tight lines!

[@mobybenji5766]

Does it matter if the fluke is tied straight to mono or should it be tied to fluoro leader?

[@ham5765]

hwaiting!!

[@BenjieKimFishing]

Much appreciated always Francis!

[@Victor_Delgadillo]

What was that metal jig you guys were highlighting?

[@YOU_GOT_SHOOK]

is that a neon green line? doesnt it deter fish..or is that just a myth ?

[@lost4real777]

They used neon green for better visibility in the video.

[@BenjieKimFishing]

There'll typically be a 2 to 3 ft fluorocarbon leader. But yes, the green was used for visibility here.

[@carloscamberos6903]

🙌🙏🤙

[@BenjieKimFishing]

Thank you!!