More mackerel in Sesimbra - Portugal

[Ramos23]

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[Dan]

That's killer! You would love the Oceanside Pier!

[RK]

hahahahhahahahahahahahah

[Methman]

Somehow playing Metallica to catching mackerel doesn't seem to go together...

[On-The-Prowl]

Hardcore!!!

[Holy Mackerel]

So pitted! :reeling:

[katchfish]

Slayer!

[Ramos23]

Hi!

Unfortunately in Portugal, we cannot always go after the big fish,

That of course is my favorite,

But also really like this type of fishing,


Best regards

[carbonbass]

is this bloody decks or BWE?

[MITCHELL]

If dinner can you follow up with the dish.....

[FullFlavorPike]

OP, You ever try fly fishing for mackerel?

[Ramos23]

OP, You ever try fly fishing for mackerel?

No, never try, but is some kind of fishing that woul like to give a try

[govomit]

Big macks (and bonito) are fun to catch with a solid oversized sabiki. Your approach is strange however - you do not shake the line, water is dead-still, you are just waiting on a motionless rig. Are you using meat-bait on the hooks ? Or using some other trick ?

[YakDout]

Big macks (and bonito) are fun to catch with a solid oversized sabiki. Your approach is strange however - you do not shake the line, water is dead-still, you are just waiting on a motionless rig. Are you using meat-bait on the hooks ? Or using some other trick ?


I have never once jigged my sabiki for mackerel anywhere. LA jolla, oceanside, dana point, anywhere. The current moving your sabiki or kayak slightly is plenty by itself. Once you meter a school of bait drop down and wait, at least that is what I do and never had a problem with it.

[FullFlavorPike]

No, never try, but is some kind of fishing that woul like to give a try

Could be really fun on the lightest gear you can find.