Tackle and techniques for fishing break walls and rip rap - SoCal Bight FISHING ACADEMY Ep. 10

[@01Billfisher]

Gerat stuff, thanks for the tips but like you say in the end a lot of it is what you feel confident with, always liking new stuff to try, thanks.

[@bdoutdoorsdotcom-m4p]

Thanks for the feedback

[@emmettedejohnette6308]

Ive been fishing the belreak wall Long Beach during the mornings doing ok fishing live sardine and swimbaits. Im gonna start spending more time throwing crankbaits always say i am but I don't. Thanks for the videos , very informative, awesome my guy.

[@jeremyfontenot496]

Just getting started fishing and learning a lot from your video’s! Keep ‘em coming! 👍

[@bdoutdoorsdotcom-m4p]

Epic! Stay at it!

[@austinmenden6057]

Getting that laundry done I see! Great content, keep it up!

[@bdoutdoorsdotcom-m4p]

Appreciate it!

[@converyds]

Love the new series! Thank you.

[@bdoutdoorsdotcom-m4p]

Thank you!

[@noride11]

THANK YOU!

[@kipjohnson7586]

Thanks Eric, Same advise for the Zuniga jetty?

[@eriklandesfeind7723]

It absolutely does!

[@trophy1835]

Learned so much from this series! Thank you. In the first setup, is there a reason why the leader (40lb) is stronger than the main line (30lb)?

[@eriklandesfeind7723]

It’s because your leader is more likely to rub against rocks and become compromised.

[@theginganinja7004]

30#, considered to be on the lighter side, allows the crank to dive to true depth. The 40# leader is for abrasion resistance. Fishing around any big quarry rock you wanna fish heavy leader

[@danieltuando4966]

What are your go to colors in the Berkeley Dredger 17.5 ?

[@eriklandesfeind7723]

Blue Chartreuse and Rootbeer Splatterback are my two favorites.