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Thanks bro. I just found your channel this morning. Did it alert you when I subbed?

@@playdirty714 No it didn’t, I’ve been subscribed to you since I first started my channel a year ago. I remember commenting on your video where you were targeting sheephead in Long Beach

@@FishingWithJRome Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing bro. Grats on the legal halibuts this year. Alamitos Bay was where I started fishing over 30 years ago. I need to come back there and do a video and title it "This is where it all started".

@@playdirty714 Thanks, I appreciate it and you should do it 🙌🏾

Shrimp. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Hey Anthony. Let me know whenever you're ready to go here with me. The weather has been weird lately so not sure if this is the reason why I didn't see sheeps.

The sinkers I used in this video were 2 ounces, 3 oz, and 4oz. Caught fish on all rods so not sure if sinkers mattered. Use anywhere from 15lbs test to about 30lbs mono.

@@playdirty714 that's very helpful! Thank you!

Sargo is one of the species I must catch this year. It is one of the 6 species I made a bet with 2 of my friends on catching Sargo this year. Person catches biggest Sargo will win $25. So if I catch biggest, I will win $50. $25 from each of them. I have another video coming up where I will reveal where I catch mussels and where I will hopefully be catching them. I used to catch them in Alamitos bay when I first started fishing but they are rare now there.

@@playdirty714 They come up from our southern border Baja Cali when season's usually warmer, gotta wait till summer heat rises, been cold down here lately, they say when you catch one, there is a school of them near by. Where your fishing in the channels, they would usually be by the rocks and such, under piers, Buoys, bridges, near structures by ships.

@@scruffy7443 Yes over 30 years ago I used to catch Sargos next to pillars of docks during the summer. You definitely know what you're talking about Scruffy. Thanks for contributing to the channel.

@@playdirty714 I went searching online forums for ghost shrimp you can pump out on low tide at areas your maybe familiar with of Alamitos bay, try near Marine stadium, Shoreline side, try near Queen Mary opposite side of channel under the bridge next to South Shore ramp. Just an idea suggestion. Ghost Shrimp and Blue Mud Shrimp Limit: 50 in combination of species.

Sargo are always at the blowhole in seal beach....u ever fished that spot?

Thanks Trey. As you can tell I know very much about the species and their names. LOL. Thanks for correcting me.

@playdirty714 😄 no worries! They have a really cool crescent moon shaped tails and tinges of blue on the fins!! Cool fish

@@TreyFishing and they like to eat peas. That's all I know 🙂

Sadly not that I know of. I know that Sheeheads love ghost shrimps. This was a tip given to me from Terry a commercial fisherman in this area. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Pump ghost shrimp by simple green at super low tide. They're always there!!

top speed is 4 miles per hour with motor

i would say at least a good 4 miles bro

Boater was really friendly. Was a man and his wife. Somehow, we drifted near each other. I wasn't trying to invade and neither was he.

That's how we roll. Slick with a big something that rhymes with Rick

Good luck Sean. Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!

@@playdirty714 thank you! I also fish off of a Hobie PA14, might see you out there sometime!

Thanks for watching and commenting Alley.

Honestly I don't know all of the rules in the rule book but some of the common ones are don't fish near the big container ships. You have to be at least 100ft from them and the cranes that hoists the containers. If you have a motor, it has to be registered with the DMV. I finally registered mine 2 months ago. If you hang out along the jetties, no authorities will ever bug you or pull you over. I've fished the area for the past 7 years and have never been pulled over by authorities. One other thing, don't block ship traffic by fishing in the middle of the navigation channels. Make sure you have a fishing license. The Sheriffs can check for fishing license if they want to. I had mine checked in Newport Beach by OC Sheriffs. You are allowed to leave the LA harbor and go beyond the break wall if you want to. It's not as restricted as Huntington Beach Harbor.

@@playdirty714 ok awesome. Thank you. Really want to get me kayak. Maybe I'll see you out there. New sub!

@@MoistSocks Thanks for subbing. Look on OfferUp, Facebook marketplace or Craigslist for used kayaks. Sometimes there are people getting out of the hobby you can get a really good deal.

@@playdirty714 that's what I'm doing. Have my eyes 👀 open. Haha

Mucho gracias De California USA.

Yes that's one of them.

Thanks bro. I wasn't even sure if they were Cabezons to begin with. I will mention the size limit and how many we can keep next time I'm out there targeting them so others can be informed. Again, I didn't know Dana Point had Cabezons.

Trey! Welcome and thanks for watching, commenting. Never caught or seen a Queenfish before so thanks for letting me know.

My kid likes to eat sculpins. My wife protests against me going out there killing fish so she does not clean or cook it. Thanks for watching bro.

It's fun to fish till it comes to cleaning but eating is another story😋🤣

Is your kayak register to use a trolling motor?

@@victoraguilar4607 Yes it is bro. The registration is in my pouch around my neck. The sticker is on the side. Only thing I am missing is the CF sticker number.

@playdirty714 Got it. The CF stickers just dont look right on a kayak. I will do the same and see how long before the tyrants start to mess with me. Cool content.

Yes. I believe there's only 1 Jimmy bait and tackle in Long Beach.

It's a Hobie Outback 2012-13 model I believe.

Hello Dan. Welcome. Yes typically mackerels are in the Newport Pier area between March all the way to November. I caught around 50 mackerels a couple weeks ago on the Newport Pier. Was too lazy to film and post. In my opinion, the Newport Pier is better than Balboa because the lighting on Newport Pier is brighter. Plus it's closer to my house and there's more feet traffic. If you take a look at the topography of the pier locations on Google Earth, Newport is at the corner of the peninsula which tends to have more movement in the water. More movement means more probability of fishes moving with the current which means more possibility of you catching them. Now this is all based on my opinion and common sense not scientificly proven. My name is Kenny.

@@playdirty714 Thanks Kenny for the quick response, I appreciate it bro! I just recently subscribed to your CZcams channel because I liked the way you throughly explain everything about fishing. I’m like that too, it must be the teacher in us… Btw, your reason for Newport being a better pier for schooling fish makes a lot of sense. I’ll be checking you out my friend…

@@danielsuzuki2678 Thanks for subscribing Dan. Hope you enjoy the other videos. I will try to go out this weekend and make another video to upload. Weather has been terrible here in Southern Cali. I can only go fishing on Sundays and it has been raining for the past few Sundays.

I hope some of you guys will find some sort of value in my videos. Then go out there and find success. If you don't succeed at first try and try again.

Thanks for watching, commenting, and subscribing.

Shrimp

Thanks for watching.

Thanks bro. I was in Baby Beach in Dana Point, Southern California.

Yes in certain areas.

Thanks for watching and commenting. Don't forget to subscribe.

Hey Quang I don't advertise my channel but you found me. Thanks for subscribing and welcome. Let me know when your family has more ca' lu du for sale. My wife wants to buy $200 more.

This also happened to one of my viewers except it happened in Anaheim Bay.

It still is but there's also civilians boaters that comes through the Anaheim Bay in and out the Huntington Harbor. There's the naval channel and then there's the civilian boat channel. A motorized kayak according to the DMV is considered a small vessel. If there exists a law or rule that forbids motorized kayaks from navigating through the Anaheim Bay then this law should apply to all civilian boaters (small and big vessels) as well. At least this is my logic. Let me know if you guys find anything in writing on Anaheim Bay regarding this. I'd like to know and so does a lot of the viewers.

According to Candace from the Orange County Sheriffs at 714-840-5222 number, it's a Federal ordinance due to the naval base.

@@playdirty714 oh i didnt think of that one.... thx

Kicked out of where and by who? Between the bridge and the mouth of the Huntington Harbor there's no fishing. Do you have a motorized kayak? There's a civilian channel and a naval channel. If you are navigating in and out of the Anaheim Bay using the civilian channel, you should be fine. If you are fishing in the channel then I can see why you got kicked out. It's not allowed to fish in the Anaheim Bay aka Huntington Harbor between the mouth and the bridge.

Different person, different answers. I was told yes you can go out as long as your are motorized and registered....and I've also been told that you cannot go out no matter what

@@bucac1213 This is why I asked for the regulation code #. I don't buy-in to responses like "no you can't do that because I said so".

It's public, look up navigable water ways, if it's navigable it's open to the public for fishing,fun, travel. Most cops don't know law

@@huckfin1100 Thanks for this.

I have no problems questioning authorities. Always have always will.

Good job Kenny!

@@SouthwestKayakFishing Thanks Glenn.

You were supposed to be there with me Sunday. The ghost under the cranes wanted me to relay the message to you that it misses you and hopes to see you back there soon.

A dock typically used by commercial fisherman in the harbor. You can also launch from Cabrillo Beach and it would be the same distance to the fishing spot. Expect a 35-45 minutes paddle/peddle to the spot.

It's inside the harbor.

It's all public knowledge bro. If you do a Google search for Izor's reef you would find it there as well.

Some websites claim this reef has over 300 acres of rock reef. There has to be at least 1 worthy species of fish to catch in 300 acres. Unfortunately I only caught a sandy and a kelp bass. Most of the time spent was running around instead of fishing.

@@playdirty714 summer would be better I am sure of it

Cut pieces of mackerel and squids at Wheeler North reef. When I was back at the harbor, I was trolling with the Rapala HJ10 (silver color).

@rty714 😞bummer you lost your dtx minnow 120

@@jgcareyYT No worries bro. I got 2 more DTXes. I got a 140 and another 120 all paid for by the bets I won from end of last year. Sometimes there's casualties of war in fishing. All good I'm gonna collect from the boys at the end of this year from all the bets we got going on.

Thanks for watching and commenting :)

I bet your significant other tells you the same thing. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Yes please give it a try and post your comparison. Good luck out there. I heard there's supposed to be giant seabass in Wheeler North reef amongst other residential fishes. Thanks for watching and commenting.

I have fished this area several times this winter and it’s not worth the travel in my opinion. You can go north 1 mile and fish the kelp past the point and it’s no better or worse.

@@miketumbleson6211 Mike thanks for your feedback. Much appreciated.