White Sea Bass Limits on the Island Tak, 6/19/ 2022

[@guysanderson621]

nice music, good fishing vid

[@prchjrk]

thanks for watching.

[@werftv4580]

hell yeah... that's awesome, great boat to do it on..

[@adrianflyfish]

nice video, what set up you using for that sea bass?

[@prchjrk]

Dropper loop with #40 mono; 8/0 octapus J hook; 8 oz sinker 3 to 4 ft below the hook.

[@Briguy1027]

Wow, you got bit in seconds after the drop in the beginning of the video.

[@prchjrk]

Sister-ship, Sea Jay had the fish working. We just pulled up and started catching.

[@prchjrk]

you may be refferencing capture of the footage. Was using the "hindsight" feature on the Gopro Hero 10.

[@Briguy1027]

@@prchjrk Heh, sister tug would be more correct, but those two boats sure catch a lot of fish. I noticed you went into low gear when fighting the fish, did it help? I usually stay in high gear with WSB, but will go into low gear with tuna. Still, back on topic, I never have ben in a bite that was that wide open. I hope to one day, it's always more fun to get limits quickly and move on to rockfish or whatever.

[@prchjrk]

@@Briguy1027 I used to go into low gear only when I get a sizable tuna or 'tail in a circle. The older I get, the sooner I go into low; even these over grown Tom Cod.

[@Briguy1027]

@@prchjrk LOL, I just went today and the WSB seemed to give up after a quick run, so didn't need low gear on 30 pound test. We didn't get limits but there was one point at around 8 am where a big school came through and everyone with a bait in the water got slammed by 20-35 pound WSB. First time I've ever seen a wide open bite. Unfortunately, it didn't last. This was on the Endeavor out at Santa Rosa Island overnight.