Black Seabass - be ready to sucessfully release one - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

Rocksmith · 01-22-2010, 08:58 AM

Black Sea bass is definetily a tasty fish.
My Dad has been SCUBA diving since I was a lil boy. We werent a well of family but my father dove for our dinner. I was a rough childhood living on lobster, scallops, abalone and bsb or whatever he could scrounge.
Well he got a bsb on the skirt of table rock in front of Anacapa island. The beast was only 176lbs, but we ate well for a long time.

It was caught with a homade speargun equiped with 100ft of 600lb nylon with 3 36" co2 poppers.

Sorry for the pic but its a pic of a wall picture.

Notice the death grip he has on it. Back then they were everywhere on Anacapa and the other islands. Mind you this was probably 25+ years ago. But they are on a recovery and hopefully someday thay will not have to be on the protected list.

Yea, my first post but thought I would share on this.

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01-22-2010, 08:58 AM	#26
Rocksmith Junior Join Date: Jan 2010 Posts: 1	Black Sea bass is definetily a tasty fish. My Dad has been SCUBA diving since I was a lil boy. We werent a well of family but my father dove for our dinner. I was a rough childhood living on lobster, scallops, abalone and bsb or whatever he could scrounge. Well he got a bsb on the skirt of table rock in front of Anacapa island. The beast was only 176lbs, but we ate well for a long time. It was caught with a homade speargun equiped with 100ft of 600lb nylon with 3 36" co2 poppers. Sorry for the pic but its a pic of a wall picture. Notice the death grip he has on it. Back then they were everywhere on Anacapa and the other islands. Mind you this was probably 25+ years ago. But they are on a recovery and hopefully someday thay will not have to be on the protected list. Yea, my first post but thought I would share on this.