Wide Open Rockfish at Jurassic Rock (Redondo Beach King Harbor)

[MITCHELL]

Brought you good luck 👍

[AlwaysFishing]

Thank you, Duke. I like orange and I like it that boaters can see me, hopefully.

Originally Posted by MITCHELL

Brought you good luck 👍

[mocruz1200]

Im fairly new to fishing redondo, would you mind sharing what depths you were looking for in the canyon? ive peddaled around the canyon once, and just ended up feeling kinda lost. ended up going out to shallower waters and bumped into some sculpin

[daperrin]

Thanks for the great video. Nice to know there are still some big ones out there to be caught.

[AlwaysFishing]

Thank you, David.

Originally Posted by daperrin

Thanks for the great video. Nice to know there are still some big ones out there to be caught.

[AlwaysFishing]

You can find Rockfish from 150ft to 600ft (max depth allowed) in Redondo but I usually stays between 250ft and 450ft. I like deeper areas because less people fish it. Once weather gets warmer and calmer, I will be hitting the 450ft to 600ft areas to see what's down there. I am sure there are monsters sizes to be had. The shallower areas has been over fished so you will mostly find smaller sizes. I find they are most active when the current is moving from NW to SE. The current kicks up debris so you want to be on the south side of the canyon.

Check out Honeybadger Voodoo on Youtube. He have some very informative video specifically for the Redondo canyon. He's the reason I got in to kayak fishing.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EPgDEjf0k8I

Originally Posted by mocruz1200

Im fairly new to fishing redondo, would you mind sharing what depths you were looking for in the canyon? ive peddaled around the canyon once, and just ended up feeling kinda lost. ended up going out to shallower waters and bumped into some sculpin

[JohnMckroidJr]

Originally Posted by AlwaysFishing

You can find Rockfish from 150ft to 600ft (max depth allowed) in Redondo but I usually stays between 250ft and 450ft. I like deeper areas because less people fish it. Once weather gets warmer and calmer, I will be hitting the 450ft to 600ft areas to see what's down there. I am sure there are monsters sizes to be had. The shallower areas has been over fished so you will mostly find smaller sizes. I find they are most active when the current is moving from NW to SE. The current kicks up debris so you want to be on the south side of the canyon.

Check out Honeybadger Voodoo on Youtube. He have some very informative video specifically for the Redondo canyon. He's the reason I got in to kayak fishing.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EPgDEjf0k8I

Inspirational video Quang, Now that fishing is opened up to 100 fathoms, definitely check out the volcanic reef. Back in the late 70's the 1/2 and 3/4 day sport fleet hit it pretty hard for big Salmon Groupers, Chilis and Cows. By now it's probably ripe again.

[AlwaysFishing]

Thanks John. I've got those Volcanic Reefs marked, but it is 10-12 miles out so I have not attempt it yet. I need a buddy with a Solo or Inflatable to go with me. Maybe I will try it alone when there is a flat day.

Originally Posted by JohnMckroidJr

Inspirational video Quang, Now that fishing is opened up to 100 fathoms, definitely check out the volcanic reef. Back in the late 70's the 1/2 and 3/4 day sport fleet hit it pretty hard for big Salmon Groupers, Chilis and Cows. By now it's probably ripe again.

[JohnMckroidJr]

Originally Posted by AlwaysFishing

Thanks John. I've got those Volcanic Reefs marked, but it is 10-12 miles out so I have not attempt it yet. I need a buddy with a Solo or Inflatable to go with me. Maybe I will try it alone when there is a flat day.

Awesome Quang. I will vicariously enjoy your videos whenever you make it out there.