FInding Coastal and Island Halibut- SoCal Bight FISHING ACADEMY Ep. 15

In episode 15 of the SoCal Bight Fishing Academy, Erik Landesfeind breaks down the structure and conditions that are likely to aggregate biting halibut at the islands and along the coast. If you're new to this series you can find the previous videos on the BD Outdoors Channel. #bloodydecks #SoCalBightReports #BightFishingReport #SoCalBightFishingAcademy

[xjasonsx]

Really enjoyed the Video, as a private boater info like this is very helpful.

[CurrentJAM]

Thanks for this video. I’m new to SD so this is perfect.

[socalsaltwateranglers]

I remember fishing on the Redondo SeaSpray all the time back 30 years ago. Mark Zagha was the cook. Really misns those days! RIP Mark 😥

[popskiw]

Hal of a talk! You & Eddy know where to find the fish. Thank you

[Terryray]

North island naval station... just don't piss off the MAs.

I miss fishing there but you will see a lot of shorts keeped.

[gabepettinicchio]

I'm one of those knucleheads that fished the middle of 5000 acres of sand.
I have a question .... provided you find the water, and structure, but no baitfish, is there much of a chance that a few halibut might be lying & waiting there, because they instinctually know that this bait-less area might eventually bring in the bait?

[jackasspenguin]

Where can I find ocean topography maps like this?

[phuckyu]

Think like halibut fish the under bait barges.

[dmitrizurita]

love this channel, but can you please cover San Diego more? Former tuna capital of the world deserves more coverage

[CalicoChris]

The gps coordinates would be great instead of talking out of the ucking neck lol

[CalicoChris]

What a way to start the video. Not even knowing the date. Come on bro. You did not even talk about the grunion run