Biggest Halibut Yet Shore Fishing Seward Alaska #2
Largest Halibut, Surf Fishing, Seward Alaska, from Shore against all Odds #2, Beach fishing is extremely exciting in Seward. There are many kinds of fish available. We will show you some of our larger fish.
B Outdoors Alaska goes on fishing trip to try and
catch Fish but Halibut was not only kind of Fish!
caught. Summertime in Seward has many.
opportunities available of which Shore fishing is not
well known. Come along and watch our exciting!
adventures.
We Head out Surf Fishing March 16th with Several Other Fisherman /viewers. Momma B Catches Our New Record Halibut from Shore. The Day Starts out on a great Note with The Bite on and off all day. We catch Several different fish from Pacific Cod or Grey Cod, Rock Fish, Black Cod, Sculpin, Starfish? Count and of Course Halibut!!! OH, and almost a Seal and not By Choice LOL the Thieves stole fish and played Tug of War with others. We had a Fish Break 50lb Test like it was nothing and took 210ft of line with it. As the Day progresses, we get more and more Bites. Once High Tide Rolls around it seemed that the Big Fish were here and Ready to fight.
We used Drones for about 1/2 the fishing Poles and Cast the Other 1/2 utilizing both methods. We usually also Catch Shark, Skate, Founder, Irish Lords, Greenlean and Pollock. If this video was of interest, please join us on TikTok, Facebook Boutdoorsalaska and Group Drone Surf Fishing Alaska.
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Was An Awesome Video! Was cool to fish with y’all and take our lines out with the drone :) and we got to see your wife catch that beast of a halibut first hand !! Appreciate all the support and conversations we had , looking forward to next time , Cheers !!
@BOUTDOORSALASKA
4 ай бұрын
We look forward to more fishing adventures together thanks for everything
Awesome.... need to get out there one day
@BOUTDOORSALASKA
4 ай бұрын
It usually gets better as it warms up
@daovang1754
4 ай бұрын
@@BOUTDOORSALASKA been working lately... need to get out soon.
Nice butski momma B! That was a very nice evening for you folks!
@BOUTDOORSALASKA
4 ай бұрын
I’m actually excited to go again thanks
Mamma B does it again lol great video. As always very enjoyable.
@BOUTDOORSALASKA
4 ай бұрын
Thank you she’s got a gift she’s one in a million thanks for watching appreciate it
Looks like a fun time & great catches!!! Can’t wait to get out there!!! Fish on!!! 🎏
@BOUTDOORSALASKA
4 ай бұрын
It’s a lot of fun thanks for watching
The fishing trip in the winter is very exciting, my friend. Thank you for the video, it is very useful for me,,,
@BOUTDOORSALASKA
4 ай бұрын
It’s always a pleasure to help thanks for watching
Nice Halibut is good tasting
@BOUTDOORSALASKA
4 ай бұрын
Thanks we love it
Awesome video! How do I find the tide for that spot? Just Seward tide?
@BOUTDOORSALASKA
4 ай бұрын
It’s under Seward Alaska
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Decided to comment just for the halibut
Would a seal try to eat a fish that big? Great fight, great catch.
@BOUTDOORSALASKA
4 ай бұрын
I really don’t know but they do take bigger Cod and Salmon alot
Awesome catch! Have you tried any other areas? Or is the snow prohibiting access to other spots? A long time ago folks used to be able catch herring when they came into the harbor in April with sabiki rigs off the ramps, good way to load up on bait. Don’t know if the herring still come in like that, some of them were big for herring. Appreciate the videos and the work that goes into making them!
@BOUTDOORSALASKA
4 ай бұрын
Thanks yes we have been over in Cook Inlet all over and other places. The cod were full of Herring and I am hoping to load up on herring it would save a lot of money Cook Inlet was full of Ice in water 2 weeks ago making it extremely difficult not get swept away
Dang Son, you gonna leave some for the rest of us. Mama B got you all again. Do you ever shore fish other spots? Definitely enjoyed the video, and looking forward to our trip up there soon.
Wait, wieght? 54” is NOT MASSIVE, its a fricken chicken!!
@BOUTDOORSALASKA
14 күн бұрын
@@greghertzberg6220 thanks every comment helps appreciate it tight lines
do you need to use a Drone? yes, I would like to know where you were please. Just what I need in the middle of winter.
@BOUTDOORSALASKA
3 ай бұрын
Please email me at BOutdoorsalaska@yahoo.com I will give you information you asked about no you don’t have to have drone it’s just much easier that way
What are the best rods for surfing fishing in alaska or what u recommen
@BOUTDOORSALASKA
4 ай бұрын
I actually love the cheaper ugly sticks 12 ft
How far out was the drone carrying your bait?
@BOUTDOORSALASKA
4 ай бұрын
150 to 220 on Saturday
***We want to start a conversation about *** Who Has Already Surf Fished ? What Kind of Hooks do you use Circle or J Hooks ? and last but not least Do you Cast, kayak, use Bait Cannon or Drone your Bait OUT?????? 👍 I look forward to your Comments about your Experiences!
I had a question, I wish you could help me. If I wanted to surfer fish for rock fish or halibut, would it be possible in Kodiak?
@BOUTDOORSALASKA
3 ай бұрын
I really don’t know why you would not be able to but I can’t answer that question from experience. Maybe soon we can give that a try
@mrtfit1994
3 ай бұрын
@@BOUTDOORSALASKA do you think sandy beaches or rocky beaches work best?
@mrtfit1994
3 ай бұрын
@@BOUTDOORSALASKA and would I be able to do it now or better to wait till it gets warmer?
@BOUTDOORSALASKA
3 ай бұрын
You can do it now but they come in shallower in warmer when following Bait Fish Sandy bottom is much better for simple reason less snagging but muddy bottom is bad for their Gills I have been Told so sandy is what we almost always fish
Where the heck do you get 80lb test?
@BOUTDOORSALASKA
4 ай бұрын
We get I from sportsman warehouse or the Fish House here in Seward it’s a Braided Line 👍
What beach is that?? Saw this video on fb and it has me planning a trip out to Seward next weekend! New to Alaska, never fished from shore and I’m excited to try it
@VictorVallejo-br9es
4 ай бұрын
Subscribed, great videos!
@BOUTDOORSALASKA
4 ай бұрын
Message me people get upset when I say it here
Wow where this at?
@BOUTDOORSALASKA
3 ай бұрын
Lowell Point park
@ntseeschannel5255
3 ай бұрын
Thanks
Is right now a good time to fish?
@BOUTDOORSALASKA
3 ай бұрын
It’s not the best time of year But its doable. Just need to get as far as possible and hit the Tide and Setup just Right. Are you coming down soon we may be around if you are