35lb Halibut & Yellowtail Malibu Footage!

[Rufus]

I wonder how many people who ride a cattle boat, and see a yacker catch a 35# halibut, give it up and go visit their local yack dealer and buy a boat?

[TekkaYaker]

Congrats on an awesome day on the water! I'd be careful dangling feet in the water with a kayak full of blood though.. Ya never know what is waiting below!

http:// m.nydailynews.com/news/national/kayak-fisherman-killed-maui-shark-attack-article-1.1535902

[lowprofile]

Nice going man!

I must have missed the lucky and dangerous part...?

[Hawk]

Originally Posted by TekkaYaker

Congrats on an awesome day on the water! I'd be careful dangling feet in the water with a kayak full of blood though.. Ya never know what is waiting below!

http:// m.nydailynews.com/news/national/kayak-fisherman-killed-maui-shark-attack-article-1.1535902

First off, awesome catch and great video. Thank you for the report.

Second, I had a close encounter with a GW at County Line last year on the 4th of July. I gaffed a 35 lb sea bass in Deep Hole and let it bleed out over the side of the yak. About 3 hours later a 15' or more GW popped up behind a yaker that was about 30' away from me (down current). Thing goes into overdrive and circles the guy 3 or 4 times, scaring the hell out of him, turns my way and goes down. I thought I was next in line but it never came up again. Felt pretty bad for the guy who got circled since I was the one chumming...Fun day on the water. LOL...I'll be out there this weekend! haha

[wiredantz]

I only bleed the fish before I make it back to land and I don't like to dangle my fish in the water.


People bleed their fish in the middle of the ocean, and dangle their catch in the water. I don't want any attention from the sharkies so I more careful. But WAter is the right temperature and Malibu is going off along with Santamonica. Thanks for sharing. I try to put my fish inside my kayak just so I don't leave a trail of blood.