Halibut Mayday

[GregAndrew]

Haven't you learned your lesson on bringing a hot Halibut on deck? You are lucky nothing got broke this time lol. And cradle robbing too? And if that is not bad enough, you hoard all the fish for yourself again. And enough with all the "In your face" close ups. I like all my close ups to be from at least 50 feet. Gonna go broke with no friends at this rate.





















And for those of you that cannot read between the lines, this is sarcasm.

[blitzburgh]

Nice Tony!

[ful-rac]

I think the greg close ups are the best part of the videos!

[Hunters Pa]

That's it! I need to hide a gps tracker on your kayak. Or just tag along sometime.

Nice video, as always. Love the pacifying hardwood shampoo liberally applied, rinse, repeat.

[JeffB]

Nice!

[jorluivil]

Originally Posted by GregAndrew

Haven't you learned your lesson on bringing a hot Halibut on deck? You are lucky nothing got broke this time lol. And cradle robbing too? And if that is not bad enough, you hoard all the fish for yourself again. And enough with all the "In your face" close ups. I like all my close ups to be from at least 50 feet. Gonna go broke with no friends at this rate.

[yakjoe]

This is a open water halibut they are brown in the open waters
if you have never seen a open water halibut their is a lot of port halibut on this wed site

[jorluivil]

Originally Posted by yakjoe

This is a open water halibut they are brown in the open waters
if you have never seen a open water halibut their is a lot of port halibut on this wed site

So you caught a white halibut and a brown halibut?






Joe, in case you didn't know. The halibut that are caught inside the harbors are the same halibut that are caught outside in open water. Yeah, I know it sounds crazy but fish migrate from time to time because of water temps, they are spawning(having babies), following bait or they just happen to make the wrong turn and ended up in the harbor or 'open water'.

It's kinda like you. Remember how you used to fish in the bay but now you fish in open water. Essentially, what this means is that you've migrated from the harbor to open water.

[GregAndrew]

This all gets so confusing! So, let me see if I have it right now. The brown water is in the sewer, but the brown Halibut are in the open waters. Does that have anything to do with eating brown baits? And if so, should I focus on using brown swimbaits? Well, at least I have 3 brown eyes going for me.

Ps: should I start looking for a brown lens filter for my GoPro?

[jorluivil]

Originally Posted by GregAndrew

This all gets so confusing! So, let me see if I have it right now. The brown water is in the sewer, but the brown Halibut are in the open waters. Does that have anything to do with eating brown baits? And if so, should I focus on using brown swimbaits? Well, at least I have 3 brown eyes going for me.

Ps: should I start looking for a brown lens filter for my GoPro?

[steveooo]

Looks like a fun day at the sewer Tony, you maniacal laugh while setting the hook was killing me

Greg, you need to make a separate youtube video about car topping a kayak. All this time I thought some crazy PVC contraption with pulleys was needed to get a yak up there

[yakjoe]

yup but I left the Harbor and you NO i NO all that info

just post your pics NO words but good job old men get grumpy
thats fishing

momo fish you have a facebook look me up find lots more info never post all the good stuff bro post just to brag

brown lens hahaha if you need it I just catch the mighty halibut to see brown no extras just fish that are brown no green or any other colors JUST brown lol

[cesar74]

Nice catch! Thanks for posting another great video.

[Aaron&Julie]

Nice video and haul on 'buts.