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Sashimi is the best use of them.

That pier was the first place I ever went saltwater fishing.

San clemente

Aliso beach

Molting season. Sometimes parts get stuck when molting and get left behind.

I have seen some photos of free swimming bonito on the inside of the marina del rey jetty the last couple of days.

There are not too many piers for lobster in the long beach/palos verde area, but the opener has been delayed in those areas. https://content.govdelivery.com/accounts/CNRA/bulletins/3720261?fbclid=IwAR2LhXZrcQ9nO9JVqMz8U3k2IGfwjb6rQFzYP39fYHSBi4zKfFtXr21aaA4

To stay home. The piers that are somewhat successful are usually wall to wall. The local boat spots become a bumper boat battle zone. I will wait a few days.

Every other year or so a yellowfin or bluefin tuna wanders into the dana harbor and someone videos it. Multiple videos on youtube

They are certainly capable of it, never heard of anyone getting hurt though. Still, I am not putting my fingers in the mouth of something capable of crushing a pismo clam.

I see a third change. The way the rule is written you cannot hoop net for crab from thursday night at 6 pm till friday night at 6 pm of the day before and of lobster season.

Looks like tempbreak.com. Look at their chlorophyl charts

And they look exactly like a corbina. Just smaller.

I am very familiar with the difference. I have caught both species. You missed my point. These are common names. Which means they can change in spelling or completely over time and location. Thats why biologists use scientific names. Ask an east coast fisherman what a rockfish is and he will...

Kelp/calico bass. White croaker/tomcod/ronkey/sea trout. Halfmoon/blue perch. Chub/greenback mackerel. I just don’t see the point in arguing over common names. Who says who is right? A kelp bass will always be a calico to me.

Have a great trip, I look forward to the report afterwards.

Nice day on the pier. Most likely a grass rockfish. I have caught a few there before.

Actually the pier structure does help shape the waves. That is the main reason they want to surf next to it. Not that they should.

Secret trick for hooking ghost shrimp. Use a worm threader. You stick it in the tail and run it through the body and out the head. Put the tip of the threader over the tip of the hook. Holding the line and worm threader to keep tension on the hook slide the shrimp off the threader and onto the...

I caught a 21 inch halibut that had a 2 inch long by 1/2 inch wide healed notch in its shoulder from a previous gaff rip. So yes, they can survive. But I would bet the vast majority die from gaffing.