San Diego Kayak Fishing - MONSTER La Jolla Yellowtail! 

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Do it! Time on the water is all it takes. One of the best purchases I've made.

That's perfect size boat! One of these days...

@@SDKook I bet he has extra room! Let me know if you'd ever wanna go! 🤙🤙

Will do!

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Thanks! Gotta get out there and get another now that it's summer time!

Keep it up! Let me know if you want any tips from a fellow learner

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Thanks man! For sure. See you on the water.. things are heating up!

Thanks! Check out some other videos!

The bait runner has been awesome. Super smooth but don't recommend for the kayak. Way too heavy! Thanks for watching!

Thanks! Was too hyped up to worry about turning it off ha! I would normally turn it off.

Who cares it doesn’t hurt anyone or anything

The kayak is actually a DeLorean

@@SDKook lol!

Nice! Not much of an expert on fish finders, but can definitely help with the rods. I've been loving the Okuma PCH rods I think they are awesome bank for the buck. Go for the 30 to 60lb range of you're going offshore. Also if you want to troll grab a heavy setup with a penn senator. Classic setup. For reels I would probably go with an Avet SX, MX, JX depends on the rod. Or the Penn Fathom. Those things are bulletproof and you need to consider they will get way more wet than a normal boat. Wear and tear is a factor.

The new outback style looks sweet. Get yourself a boat and get out there! 🎣🎣🎣

@@SDKook will do ASAP, you should do a video on how to launch from there, I’ve never been there and even launching is intimidating, especially before sunrise lol. I’m not a noob at fishing but I definitely am at saltwater kayaking.

It was right at 30lb!

I'm just an NSync fan... It's gunna be mayyyy! 😂

Lots of structure, but try to get beyond the kelp line and head south.. a popular spot is called "Northwest Corner". Look it up! Most of all, keep trying and have patience, you'll figure it out with more time on the water there.

I was fishing at 70ft of water. Thanks!

The brand is Calcutta. Pretty sure the 36 inch model. It fits perfectly in the Revo bow lengthwise, but I have to taco shell the part in the front just a little bit to get it to fit. It doesn't effect my ability to put anything in it though. Boat rides a little bow heavy in chop but it isn't super noticable for me.

I went two days ago and watched a guy reel in a 25lb yellow. They are definitely still out there! Caught a bunch of barracuda too.

I had two setups one was straight flyline at 20lb florocarbon, going super light to get a bite, and on the one that caught the fish was 30lb florocarbon. Both times I was bit on the 30lb.

@@SDKook Thanks for the reply!!

Shoot me a message next time you plan to go! I'll try to meet you if I can. I go alone often though, sometimes that's also nice. Sorry to hear about your friend.

@@SDKook tell me when you are going and I will go. I live in walnut I have a truck and my kayak is on a trailer that I made to hold 2 yaks. I'm down to go whenever. I want to catch a yellow on it.

Thanks! It's a lot but you always wish you had more with you. Even though you're better off without it! I will say the fish finder is key though.

Nice! Get out there! I just caught a lingcod and a sheep head out there and should have a video out on it soon.

Angel Amicay . What kayak you end up buying ?

I'm the kayak I was probably only put about 150ft. In the boat probably further

Definitely will! Thanks for watching. That rod was an Okuma PCH Rod 20 TO 50 with an avet MXL reel. Running 40lb test to a Carolina rig.

Yeah I flipped my yak last week I'm sure it didn't help my reel much lol! I thought maybe 40lb would've helped... Sounds like maybe not. It cut 30 so easy

Thanks! Those are actually how you adjust the pedal distance. I think the new ones have a button on top but this is a 2018 model and they are more like a grip motion. Thanks for watching! Keep tuning in!

I'd find a way to make it fit! 😂

Yeah I made it, watched a couple of youtube vids on it. It is just a piece of 4" ABS pipe (they're precut at Home Depot), plus a couple of garden irrigation caps. One side glued on, the other side attached with a couple of holes and some bungie cord. Pretty easy and works great. Still has some drag in the water, but barely notice it.

30lb bled out. not a record breaker, but good for me!

It will work as long as it is sit on top! Watch the latest video from SD Fish and Sips. He has a buddy on a small yak catching a Yellowtail. I just switched from a paddle kayak. 12ft though so a little bigger. Once you do it the first time you get more comfortable.

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Garmin striker vivid CV.

It's actually an okuma komodo it's the 451 I believe

Sorry didn't see this! I was actually out on my boat. Hope you crushed it.

I may be out of town, but if not I'll try to make it! Can always give you some tips. Are you renting kayaks?

@@SDKook no i will be bringing down my outback

@@SDKook i should have all the gear I need or i can get it any tips would be greatly appreciated

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Never mind. Just saw it. I’m not even drunk either.

Just yesterday. I accidentally put may in my video.