Thank you. Fishing is the best drug ever. Tight lines!

OutNAbout415 they are pretty sweet indeed. plan to get a couple more

lith iyum yup. They don't care. They'll take most anything you toss at them

lol, yup. Gotta love craigslist!

Rich Diep yes. I plan on doing that soon.

Wow, that's a long ways from here. I bet Vermont has some pretty good fishing. Tight lines.

this was in Coos Bay.

U must be in pleasant hill?

It might be. I think cabby's don't have those giant scary teeth though. It was a beautiful fish nonetheless.

Yes, I started off with an inflatable Sevylor that we took all over, from small rivers like the Long Tom to the Bay. I've gotten a lot of miles out of that inflatable. One thing I would do different if I were to start over is get a gas motor like your 5 HP, because it will save a lot on travel time. You will also be able to motor against the tide better, and the tide in bays are pretty vicious sometimes. We weren't too concern with swells and/or rain - we fished in any weather. The big factor is wind and we always never go out if it's 10 mph or more. We fished in big swells and felt safe, usually the swells that come in where we fish in Charleston tend to be slow rolling so we'd go right over it. But wind will make the water choppy really fast and that's too uncomfortable. So, if 10 mph or more stay home (it tends to increase more as the day progress). Also for inflatables, just be careful about your hooks because they might puncture your raft. Good luck & be safe!

Where are you putting in on the Long Tom? Tried to look for a spot the other day but struck out.

9363234 blacks are more common here. which is fine because they taste great

Patrick Baca they are easily caught off any jetty

PK Yi thanks. One of these days I'll be there.

Yes, I got the 3000, 4000, and 5000

PK you recommended BG4000 for surffishing and seems like it worked fine. So what's the purpose for BG5000?

byn1975 got it for sturgeon

No, they are really tasty. Sometime they are a little small so I release them.

The paper regs are almost useless. Especially with fishing, clamming, etc., the fish and wildlife agencies are using 'adaptive management,' meaning they change the regulations based on observation, test netting, catch rates, run size, population estimates, and a wide array of factors. Definitely save the ODFW 'regulation updates' tab and check it frequently when fishing.

Sure, will do next time.

Johnny Appleseed coos bay

Berkley Powerbait worms.

yes, works quite well.

PK Yi could you fish it that way on the jetty as well?

I fish the jetty with it too.

Inside the bay.

Thank you sir

Fenwick Silverhawk, 7' Medium action

I see. How is it comparing to your CABELAS TOURNEY TRAIL IM8 ?

Rick97266 worm color don't seem to matter. I've used green powerbait & neon orange powerbait. they still hammer it. water was crystal clear here.

awesome! Have you tried other bait? like the shaky head creature baits or anything? I'm just curious. And thanks for the quick reply! Love your videos. Makes me want to get out on the water!

Rick97266 I think anything will work there for these guys. they aren't picky at all. used bucktails & other lures. they all work. they are quite ravenous.

that was in Coos Bay, yes. but I don't live there.

U should get the 4500 or 5000 so you can use it in saltwater and fresh water. 5000 is a good size

I've fished in the bays for about 3 years now here in Oregon, all different times. Summer, fall, winter, spring. Haven't notice any difference.

PK Yi thanks!

It's a nice reel. still works awesome. I use the 4000 for surf fishing

PK Yi thanks! Thanks! I’m getting a 3000 then. Also in the Bay Area, welcome to cali!

DKN MInister Fenwick Silverhawk 2. 7'

I am thinking of GX2. What's your take on that?

DKN MInister yup, great rods. I was thinking of getting one for my backup bass rod. I have a 9 footer that is pretty sweet for surf fishing.

PK Yi is this rod a medium or medium heavy? And is that a 1 piece or 2?

Draven Odekirk oregon

Mike Davis oregon

That was a Fenwick rod with a Daiwa BG

PK Yi thanks for the info brother. I’m thinking about getting a Daiwa BG soon but I wasn’t sure what sizes combos would be enough for the bay and deep ocean water for tunas. Tight lines!👍

PK Yi oh I forgot to ask what sizes is the Fenwick rod? Medium or heavy?

It's a medium

PK Yi thank you

Fenwick Silverhawk 2, 7 foot

PK Yi that’s what I thought it was, there great rods!

Stockton, CA

@@oregonlife oh I thought you lived in Newport Oregon or close to it

@@charlieking6580 I used to live in Corvallis, and went to Newport a lot, that's why there's a lot of Newport videos. I'm planning on moving back to Oregon in about 3 years.

Justin Ballew critics need to shut up

Bowtie Bogger copper is legal this year.

Not in the paper back version that you can pick up anywhere, says in the marine section and pictured in the back. No coppers or quilbacks and 1 canary

PDF from online regs: www.dfw.state.or.us/MRP/regulations/sport_fishing/docs/what_can_i_keep_how_many_2017.pdf