HOW TO CATCH HALIBUT- Berkley Gulp Mullet Double Rig Technique! 

I love it when people like you share the techniques. we all help eachother out.

Thats a nice technique, and not only works for halibit but also caught a 18 in. 3.5 lbs Sand bass today!!! Thanks Rodney!

great video Rodney. Wish we had halibut here in Texas. Gonna try your awesome technique on our flounder. Fish on!

I"m going to use that technique in Santa Barbara next weekend. Thanks for sharing!

I do the same rig more or less but usually use cut bait (squid). Thanks for another solid video.

Another great clip! Thanks!

That's a great idea man. The drop shot is effective enough as it is. This doubles your chance.

When i got an ich to go fishing while im at work.your videos just make it seem like i was there.🤘another great informative video

Great technique! Going to have to try this method myself.

love the video Rodney been waiting for you to share this video with this set up and seeing it in action going to try this rig out this weekend down here in Long Beach

Will b trying TODAY during incoming all the way to outgoing! Thanks!!

Love your stuff my Filipino brother!!! Keep doing a great job and we love your videos !!!

Can't wait to try this , thanks for the tips.

Great vid bruh! Nice Cali Hali too. Ive caught a legal at Embarcadero years ago at the marina on that double rig too. Hali ate both at same time man. Was crazy.

I'd love to try for halibut, one day when I visit the west coast for sure.

Love watching your videos Champ, Keep up and keep posting!!

Thanks for sharing Rodney. Sweet technique. No Halibut out here in Nevada. But when in Cal, its on!

I'm going to try this in Dana Point this weekend! Thanks, Rodney! You're the best!

Awesome content dude very clear and educational, try catching some scenery and more selfies and stuff

Great Video, thanks for posting. Where is this fishing spot exactly located in San Diego? Thanks

Thanks

You will catch more by hopping the head along the bottom like a drop shot. We use it on the east coast for fluke but with a bucktail on the bottom. When the bait moves up and down they are much more aggresive

Awesome I gotta do some Halibut fishing some day 👍🏼

How many times did I hear HALIBUT !!!! " lol " Nice fish

Another great tip! Thanks brother

I've been fishing for a hali for about 3 months now all over the San Diego bay..no luck yet. Hopefully soon 💔 you killed it yet again Rodney, nice job bud 🤙

Just started watching your channel and i can tell it a great person keep it up

Seen this done on the east coast for fluke. Don't see why it wouldn't work here if it works there. I'm gonna stick to the regular drop shot though. I haven't had any issues hooking up with a single swimming mullet, and if something breaks my line, at least I only lost one bait, not two! Those things are expensive haha.

Hi Rodney... nice videos, very informative. I will be in San Diego this week for the CEDIA convention, it is also my wife and my 2nd anniversary / honeymoon and she loves Halibut so I need to catch some for her and prepare it for her as a gift. Please let me know if I can use my 7.5' med Uglystick and any other pointers. I plan to fish behind the Convention center! Thanks and Happy Fishing!

You should fish to the left of the harbor police station. Caught plenty of halibut over there on live smelt, a dead baby mackerel, and a crocodile spoon.

Yess been waiting for this video👊👍

great close ups on rig, retreival technique YAY!! helpful. REGS !!! thumbs up on info dude

Awesome man nice halibut

Great video! cant wait to try it :)

For this type set up you can benefit greatly from two thing. First a duo snap lock at the bottom of your rig and a Two way ball bearing swivel at the top. This will stop twists and the Duo snap lock will allow you the ability to change lures without having to make a knew knot. Two way ball bearing swivel is about $5.00 for 3 and the Duo snap locks( Would recommend 50lb strength cost about 4 bucks for a pack of 10. Seen it where other schools of fish move in and by the time you try to tie on a new rig there gone.

How do you thread the mullet onto the worm hook all the way l? Whenever I try to hook it up, the hook only goes so far until it has to exit from the middle of the bait. Would appreciate some advice, thanks.

Awesome stuff as usual, great catch! I cannot wait to get back home to SD and go fishing! In Chicago now for work and am itching to get back out on the water!

Nice bro

Great video!!!! Thanks for the tutorial. I'll try this out....Keep up the videos..

I get bass and Ray's with this rig. Waiting on my first halibut.

love the Hali vids Roddney! keep em up, I'm gona go get some gulp mullets now! lol good to see fish from the bay doesn't turn people green

Rodney, nice WORK! love the video. I jumped the gun on this one. Monday, I tried double ds but still with actual weight on the bottom and just 2 hooked mullets, spotties were the only takers.... I totally have some of those heavier jigs, I should have thought to use one like you did! I like that style better than weight dragging bottom anyway. I learn a ton from your videos man! Keep up the Halibut catching!

Nice do you still use those zoom white ice flukes or prefer the 4in chartreuse gulps now?

Nice!!!!

I use same set up but Gulp jerk shad on the bottom.

Nice catch

great vid man, hope to catch a bay area 'but on it someday!

Awesome video man! Catch and cook? Next time?

can you recommend good spots for halibut fishing in san diego?

My same set up but I like just trolling the bottom on my kayak and it out fishes Outfitters using live bait.

In San Diego

Nice bro!

great idea rodney..... thanks for sharing

Damn Rodney, that's Sweeeeet!! Nice catch. Where were you fishing?

I have been using that rig for a few months down here in the Baja. It works great. However, in the end all of the hook ups come on the top hook. So I usually end up going back to the drop shot in the end. Quick question.... When fishing drop shot for Halibut, I have had their teeth cut the line and I lose my line from the hook to the weight. I don't lose the fish, but many times that tag and weight get cut off during the fight from their teeth. What type of leader do you use to avoid this? I only use 12 pound fluoro, and so maybe I need to go bigger? Just not sure if the Halibut are line shy or not, and so I always go pretty small.

Awesome video. I'd like to see how you stringer and/or bleed it. Ikejime? Also, what line did you use?

Nice looking rig there. Thanks for sharing

Are you using the 4” swimming mullet or 5” ??

Hey how about catch and cook video on that Halibut , Bill Marquez Chicago

How is the braid attached to the fluro, via swivel or blood knot for example?

Can a dropper rig also work for catching halibut?

When you cast out and retrieve instead of drop shotting or jigging do you ever get snagged in eel grass/seaweed? That happens to me in the bay i fish

Rodney how much better is Berkely gulp swimming mullet better than a Kallin grub (the white plastic lure ribbed pill with a swimming curly tail)? Do you notice a difference in bite success?

What is the best bait/lure for any type of sand bass? I really wanna slay em! I'm looking for quantity more than quality. Great video bruh.

Great video! Very informative; do you prefer bait casting gear over spin gear for drop shot halibut? Why? Thanks!

To you think this would work in the san francisco bay?

Just lost a 30 incher on 6 pound test fought it for about 2 minutes but when I tried to beach him it bit through the line

What knots do tie for it

I’m inspired! I’m new to fishing for Halibut and I’m looking to get a new spinning rod. I usually fish off a pier. What type of rod would you recommend? Any tips would be appreciated!!!!

As always another great video! Keep it up my friend! We gotta get together some time!

Make a sight fishing for halibut video

I'm surprised you caught him at all. With flounder/halibut you don't set the hook on the first hit. When you feel the tug, free line it for 20 seconds or so then set. These fish don't generally eat the bait until they are back on the bottom. So you feel em grab, wait until they settle back onto the bottom and swallow then set. Good luck!

Can you tell me the kind of rod and reel you are using. Is this your favorite setup?

Hey Rodney, I’m a beginner at fishing a Halibut and I wanted to know what kind of line number to use ? Also do you know what season it starts and ends ?

Hey Rodney, when you show the "two hours later" clips, is it literally 2 hrs of grinding?

Tried no luck on the pier embarcadero

What area do you fish at? Would I catch any halibut from a pier? 🤔

What line test you usin?

hey rodney do you know any decent freshwater spots in san diego ? im looking for a 2ish mile hike to a pond or river. also where are some good places for halibut in san diego ? thanks so much man love your vids !

How long did it take to hook up? And do you let it hit the bottom regularly?

Hey Rodney you ever fished marina del Rey?

What lb test braid & leader line do you use? Thanks bro I was planning to run the Lexa 300 on 40lb braid -> 25lb fluoro (abrazax)

Hey quick question have you tried use that rig on a pier ?

Rodman!!!!!

Nice catch bro

We should get a boat from MCRD one day!! I know a juicy spotty spot in the bay. 15 inchers all day!!

What gear do you use to record bro? New Sub too love the vids!

What knot do you use on the hook for the drop shot rig?

Do u fish San Francisco Bay new to the channel ?

Where did you 🐠

Great video Rodney.. I subbed.

Can't wait to hook up.

what line test are you using?

Nice catch! How did u prepare the halibut?

Fish on manong!!

I'm not sure what you meant by saying halibut only go up 6 to 10 inches but that's incorrect. I've caught halibut on top water lures 10 ft from the bottom and more. I catch them on a trolling rig 4 to 6 ft off the bottom all the time...

Where do you think the best place to catch halibut is in the San Diego Bay

Man, I haven't caught one in a really long time. I'm still learning though.

If there is any one out there that could maybe give me some pointers for what type of rig I need for dock/pier, shore fishing. PHX. AZ. ANGLER.

what kind of line are you using