Striper / Halibut Fishing in the Bay Northern California.

Late spring & early summer is Halibut / Striper season. Mel's reef, Oyster Point, Alameda rock wall all the way to the Berkeley flats produce some of the best fishing the Bay Area has to offer. The fish caught in this video were produced using live anchovies. The outgoing / incoming tides & wind are key factors when fishing the inner bay. The weather was nice & over all the conditions were awesome. Water clarity = semi clear, Water Temperature = 57.8 degrees, outgoing tide 13 to 35 feet of water. Just another day in the Bay!

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• Striper
• Halibut
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• Bay
• Northern
• California.

[SHANEJS1]

what bait did you guys use for the halibut?stripers?

[JBRO602]

Live anchovies on a triple swivel.

[YOURDOINGRIGHTTHING]

I grew up fishing on rock wall man, Alameda. I MISS THE BAY!

[JBRO602]

I love fishing the Bay, there are so many spots to choose from. So where are you fishing now? I noticed a lot of beach videos.

[HALIBU77]

There it is , early limits.

Thumbs up on that trip luve the SF Bay action

[JBRO602]

Thanks Rudy! I'm gonna see you and that decked out Kayak one of these days. JB

[thegoaliefrog1]

thats what u guys call a halibut up in bc we catch like 300 pound halibut thats y bc is better fishing for big halis

[YOURDOINGRIGHTTHING]

@JBRO602 I'm in Southern California, Los Angeles area, been surf fishing in Malibu, and Pacific Palisades, just discovered a fresh water spot, Lake Balboa in the middle of the hot valley. but the Bay Area, Delta, Rock Wall, yea , those are my hometown spots, nothin like the Bay Area Striped Bass!