Just got introduced into Yak fishing - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

La_angler18 · 08-21-2015, 10:35 AM

Whats going on guys. My name is Daniel and I am a new to this hobbie. I started fishing probably about a year and a half ago. Once I caught a variety of species, I got the itch to go beyond the surf zone. Countless youtube videos, researching and visits to tackle stores, that led me to buy a kayak. I own an ocean Kayak Caper (Will most likely upgrade overtime). Me and a buddy went for it and went out a few times but lets just say it wasn't as easy as it looked. The surf was rough and it didnt go as expected. Regardless, I was not unmotivated. I live in Los Angeles and I want some advice from the experienced members. Good locations, big fish, and general information? I'm searching for yellowtail, Halibut, Tuna (

), etc. I have gone out to Malibu. After reading many posts, I've grown eager to take a trip down to San diego, but Local seems to be more convenient. Thank you guys!

08-21-2015, 10:35 AM	#1
La_angler18 Junior Join Date: Aug 2015 Posts: 11	Just got introduced into Yak fishing Whats going on guys. My name is Daniel and I am a new to this hobbie. I started fishing probably about a year and a half ago. Once I caught a variety of species, I got the itch to go beyond the surf zone. Countless youtube videos, researching and visits to tackle stores, that led me to buy a kayak. I own an ocean Kayak Caper (Will most likely upgrade overtime). Me and a buddy went for it and went out a few times but lets just say it wasn't as easy as it looked. The surf was rough and it didnt go as expected. Regardless, I was not unmotivated. I live in Los Angeles and I want some advice from the experienced members. Good locations, big fish, and general information? I'm searching for yellowtail, Halibut, Tuna (), etc. I have gone out to Malibu. After reading many posts, I've grown eager to take a trip down to San diego, but Local seems to be more convenient. Thank you guys!