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@ChrisPfish2

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah already liking it a lot! Thanks for checking out the video Nick!

Congrats on the new sponsor Chris. We'll deserve 👏, you put out some great content. Looking forward to seeing you out there on the halibut grounds

@ChrisPfish2

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the support! Happy to hear your enjoying the videos! I will be on the bay a bunch the next couple of months, see you out there!

Had a lot of fun thanks for the invite. It was great day 👌🏼🎣

@ChrisPfish2

2 жыл бұрын

your welcome Ahmed, always good times having you on the boat!

ANOTHER GREAT VIDEO CHRIS! Keep them coming!

@ChrisPfish2

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Theresa!

Great video of a great day fishing with friends and a very very nice keeper! Can’t wait to use the herring we got in an SF pre-spawn a few weeks ago for halibut soon. That halibut salad sandwich idea sounds really good! Congrats on the Okuma sponsorship too plus christening the new rod/reel setup!

@ChrisPfish2

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Rich, happy to hear you enjoyed the video. I appreciate your support!

Just found this channel. I dig it brother. Congrats on the sponsorship. Keep up the good videos.

Congratulations on the sponsorship! Great video. Man you got me looking at tides and I can’t wait to get back out on the bay. Thanks for the sandwich idea. Look very good Hope to see you on the water this season. Tight lines

@ChrisPfish2

2 жыл бұрын

Happy to hear you enjoyed the video, yeah tides are very important for halibut fishing, the trick is learning which spots to fish on the outgoing and which on the incoming. Still learning, always will be, watching the party boats, you learn they move around as the tide does. The fish have different habits depending on tide and location they are at.

Yeah dawg don’t be netting them shakers 😂😂. Always appreciate the videos tho dude!

Krippled herring is great set up. Spinning good in the water. Great video. Nice keeper and great companies.

@ChrisPfish2

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Thuy! I appreciate you watching, hope to see you out there this month! Congrats on the 36".

I can watch halibut fishing all day. congrats on the sponsor also!

@ChrisPfish2

2 жыл бұрын

I appreciate you watching! Thank you for the support! Yeah halibut fishing is awesome, felt good to get back out there

Holy crap first!!! Let's go Chris!!

@ChrisPfish2

2 жыл бұрын

nice!! Thanks for watching and the support you bring to the channel!

great to see there's some halibut

@ChrisPfish2

2 жыл бұрын

yeah its a good start to the season, thanks for watching

You ripped the tail of that first one pretty bad Chris with that net, even yhe second one as well. I know you are great fisherman. Been following you for a little bit. We all have responsibility but you more than me since you influence a heck of a lot of people. Keep it up tho. I enjoy the contents.

@huyly8741

2 жыл бұрын

His net got a pretty small holes, I don’t think the cuts are from his net maybe those fish caught by previous anglers.

@seancarberry1443

2 жыл бұрын

@@huyly8741 Agreed. Those tail splits were already there.

@biggtim2979

2 жыл бұрын

Hater

I don’t comment much but I just wanted to let you know Chris I watched every video you have put out 👍 and I want to say thank you 🙏 it keeps me entertained when I can go out , once again another awsome video !

@ChrisPfish2

2 жыл бұрын

Whats up connected fishing, thanks for dropping in a comment, great to hear from you. I appreciate your kind words and look forwards to seeing you back on the water.

I've caught a lot of salmon with the krippled herring, might want to try it out.

Another great video

@ChrisPfish2

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching and leaving a comment!

Great video, always enjoy your videos and learning.

@ChrisPfish2

2 жыл бұрын

I appreciate the support, you comment on every video and I want to say Thank you!

@alonsogutierrez7152

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChrisPfish2 no problem. I appreciate the knowledge and hopefully one day I can use your knowledge and expertise for my own channel one day.

Finally haha. I was like all the kayakers video with Halibut. I was like where’s my boy Chris video at !

@ChrisPfish2

2 жыл бұрын

Happy I was able to deliver lol. Thanks for watching

I use a Komodo reel for my hali set up too. Love it. Works great for rock fishing as well.

@ChrisPfish2

2 жыл бұрын

yeah liking the reel a lot. I plan on using it for rockfishing too, thanks for watching

nice fish chris

Chris what's up bro , you Matts and Daniel are my favorite anglers to follow....🤝🏼

@ChrisPfish2

2 жыл бұрын

Much love, thank you for your nice comment!

Good stuff Chris P 🤙

@ChrisPfish2

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching

Great video Chris, thanks for sharing. Think I may head out in the yak this weekend. What is brand/name of those rod holders?

Nice video , and nice catch🎣

@ChrisPfish2

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you, I appreciate you watching and leaving a comment.

I'm really digging your channel

@ChrisPfish2

2 жыл бұрын

I appreciate you taking the time to say that, these comments keep the motivation going, Thanks for watching

This guy is so underrated

@ChrisPfish2

2 жыл бұрын

I appreciate the nice comment Cole! Thanks for your support!

Love my komodo Pch combo. It'll work for everything you wanna throw a bait at.

@ChrisPfish2

2 жыл бұрын

nice, thanks for the feedback, I liked it a lot on the first trip with it. I appreciate you watching

That krippled herring looks good going to try that thanks

@ChrisPfish2

2 жыл бұрын

yeah the results were sure there on the krippled. Gonna keep that one on the line for next time. Thanks for watching

Where did you get your rod holders?

Ima have to try that sandwich. Looks delicious. But got some ideas too. I may modify it 3 different ways. I'll let ya know how it turns out.

@ChrisPfish2

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching, yeah let me know what you do different!

Chris! where can we get the crippled herring at? you ever need a body, holler at me! im out there in my 17' tracker every weekend, mostly solo with my dog, i try to stay around other boats for safety reasons but love to meat stack and give half to my grandma every single time

Cool new rod and reel. How long is your new pole and what kind of action are you using? Heavy, med/heavy, or mediam?

That Krippled stuff works great Chris👍

@ChrisPfish2

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Butch, yeah its my go to for salmon, never tried for everything else or the herring, what species do you use the krippled on? Thanks for watching

@butchmacpherson4646

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChrisPfish2 Salmon, Chinook and Coho. Did you get a chance to try those KC spoons?

wassup bro. keep up the content! 100k EOY

@ChrisPfish2

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching! 100k is faraway but hopefully one day!

Hi Chris, How fast do you troll? Thanks for the video. Anthony

great video Gris what part of the bay where u at ?

Great videos Chris! If you’re ever in Stockton, I live on a private lake stocked with monster bass and catfish….come by and let’s fish!

@ChrisPfish2

2 жыл бұрын

Oh that sounds fun! My email is in description. Thanks for watching

Nice catching buddy good job

@grandpa_of_2206

2 жыл бұрын

Waiting for your next video Oleg.

@ChrisPfish2

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Whatup chris!

Did you see me in the background at the end of your video 😂 coming right at ya!! Good to see you out there man let’s hook and go fishing soon🤙

@ChrisPfish2

2 жыл бұрын

no i didnt shit lol, would of been fun to see you out there.

@DeadliestKastFishing

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChrisPfish2 watch the end of the video i was Coming from your starboard side lol

Great video! Are you still happy with the Itroll?

@ChrisPfish2

2 жыл бұрын

yes the itroll is great! I love having it in the back of the boat and the small adjustment in speeds is nice. Thanks for watching

Is there big differ between crippled herring and crippled chovie? The weight you use is 16oz in the bay?

@ChrisPfish2

2 жыл бұрын

yes there is a difference in the head on the krippled herring and chovy. I use 16oz weight when trolling in the bay. That is good for 15-30ft of water trolling. Thanks for watching

Great day man looking to get out there myself. Only thing I’d say is maybe just shake off smalls on side of the boat not worth the tail split

@ChrisPfish2

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Luke, thanks for watching! Yeah I need to do better with the smalls. First trip of the year, two friends on the boat, no excuses though. The 19" should not be netted. The 21-22" is borderline. Thats why I have a rubber net with 1/4 inch holes. Its easier for the kayaks to lift them up, on the boat I got to lift it about 3ft with the rail, gonna lose keepers if I dont net the boarder line ones.

I caught a bluefin once that was over 180 pounds so I ended up having so much meat even after I gave away a shit load. I grilled up a lot one day and ended up with leftovers that I smashed up and made into tuna salad. It was actually enjoyed it more then any other way I’ve prepared tuna. People sleep on making fish salad out of all different types of fish but I promise if the fish is firm and flaky it will make a great salad.

@ChrisPfish2

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah it is surprising people only do it with tuna from a can. Exactly so many fish can be enjoyed this way. I even do it with salmon. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment... i need a blue fin soon lol

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Just a Friendly heads up, don’t net them if your not 100% sure they are over 22 inches, that tail rot is no joke.

@ChrisPfish2

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Keith, yeah your right, I need to do better. The 19" should not be netted. Thanks for watching

Love the videos keep them coming only thing dont net the small halibuts

@ChrisPfish2

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah I need to do better with the smalls. Generally I am on top of it. First trip of the year, two friends on the boat, got excited but no excuses for that. The 19" should not be netted, the boarder line keeper is hard to flip into a boat compared to a kayak. I got to get it up at least 3ft. My net is rubber with 1/4 holes so hopefully it minimizes any damage. Thanks for watching

Hey Chris, always great content. I was just wondering what part of the bay you guys fishing at? Was this around oyster point?

Nice catch👍 How fast are you trolling?

@ChrisPfish2

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Robert. I never look at my speed because the water is always moving on the bay. If your going into the current you probably moving .5-1 mph. When you are with the current it could be as fast as 2-4mph. Thats why I always look at my bait in the water. I try and fish parallel with the shore line. When I make a 180 and go the other direction, thats when I check my lines and adjust.

weight used and how deep do you let it sink? does it touch the bottom? trying to hook on my first hali

@ChrisPfish2

2 жыл бұрын

your trying to troll as close to bottom as possible. Generally boats run 16oz for depths 15-30'. So get your slow speed going, look at your baits presentation in water, make sure your bait rolls, then drop it to bottom slowly. hope that helps

@Big800blk

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChrisPfish2 what type of line u use. i was out their yesterday with 50 lb braided line n whole sardines n hooked up 3 times on a monster broke me off . steal leaders and broke one of my 8 size hook . womdering what could of been

Will try your recipe… thanks for sharing. May I ask what kind of stove you’re using?

@ChrisPfish2

2 жыл бұрын

yeah its a great way to use leftover halibut or cook it up fresh. If you like tuna salad its a guarantee you will like this. The stove is Coleman Gas Camping Stove | 4 in 1 Portable Propane Cooking System. Works great!

@stephaniedoan7114

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChrisPfish2 thanks Chris! Love your videos

where would you buy the rod holder at and how much for each? thanks

@ChrisPfish2

2 жыл бұрын

The rod holder is from Reel Custom Boat Works. I have the phone number in description. They can give you pricing for what you want over the phone. Thanks for watching

First

Hey man, how big of a boat do you need to fish in the Golden gate bridge and that area in general? Is a 16ft boat enough? Of course, I would obviously stay away from bad conditions. Thanks.

@TheFrogfeeder

2 жыл бұрын

What type of boat/hull? Gotta have a bow that cuts through waves. I got a 13ft aluminum that’ll be fine out there. Also water/wind conditions very important. Shoot Guys go out in kayaks man...just gotta be smart right

@ChrisPfish2

2 жыл бұрын

My boat is a 20' and if your serious about fishing saltwater I wouldnt go much smaller, There are some 18' models that would be fine too. Like the other comment said, comes down to how the boat is designed. I am sure some 14' boston whalers would do fine. Just stay away from boats designed for freshwater like my lund, the wiring corrodes a lot faster, they just arent made for saltwater hitting the boat. Thanks for watching

@TheFrogfeeder

2 жыл бұрын

Thomas pickles I got a 18’ aluminum hull that’s been stripped down, have all the console and glass and the front wrap around bench, on a trailer, with a 85hp outboard that needs the lower unit swapped(which I have all the parts for as well)... no paperwork on boat or trailer, but I pulled it all out of a field where it was sitting for the last 20 years. Boat has no leaks as of the October rains we had. $800 for all of it as it sits... definitely an ocean worthy boat, has a bayrunner type bow. In Sacramento, tires hold air...

@TheFrogfeeder

2 жыл бұрын

Also got my 13’, ready to go fishing right now, floats like a cork, 25hp, FF, rod holders, electric trolling motor, console, need to get rid of that too, $3000. kzread.info/dash/bejne/h3V9y8x7fcXNado.html The video it has an 18hp, now it has a 25, I have a 33hp that it loves too, but the trailer don’t like that motor on the boat... this boat has paperwork

I noticed the net cut the first fishes tail

@ChrisPfish2

2 жыл бұрын

yeah I need to do better. That 19" should not of been netted. It is a rubber net with 1/4" holes. The split was down the middle, been trying to figure out if it was from my net because the small holes make it seem to me hard for that to happen. Not denying we caused that but I have seen fish lifted into kayaks with split tails from previous encounters. Thanks for watching

Nice job, Chris! Was that Adam in his kayak?

@ChrisPfish2

2 жыл бұрын

it was not Adam, I thought it was too lol, I even waived to them

@kumaboyy.7443

2 жыл бұрын

That is 🤣!

How long are you in the Bay Area

@ChrisPfish2

2 жыл бұрын

lived in the bay area my whole life. Thanks for watching

@MB12116

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChrisPfish2 lol, for some reason I thought u were from Seattle/ bc area lol. I am too on the Pennisula

great video! please don’t net the little ones!

@ChrisPfish2

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching, yes I need to do better with the smalls. The 19" should not of been netted. When they are about 22" like the second one, thats why I have a rubber net with 1/4" holes. Its harder to flip them into the boat compared to the kayaks.

If they are short don't net them. Look at the first fish and the split tail from the net.

Yoyo, not trying to be an ass, but you should consider NOT netting those halibut unless you're sure it's a keeper size. If you look at the tails, the net rips them apart. Please think about it, and let's all help to preserve the fishery.

@ChrisPfish2

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Elmo, yes I need to better. If you have watched my halibut videos in the past you would see I also find this very important. The 19" should not of been netted. The boarder line ones are why I have a rubber net with 1/4 holes. Its harder to flip a 22" in a boat compared to kayak because I am atleast 3ft higher up. Thanks for watching

You shouldn’t bet undersize Hali.

I don't understand why you are netting these shorts?!

@ChrisPfish2

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Jon, yeah I need to do better. I should not of netted the 19".

You all need to do a better job of taking care of your fish. You should never net the shorts. You damage the tail, but I am sure others have told you that already. No bueno guys!!!