09-18-2017, 11:09 PM
Hi and thank you for your post.
Each landing will generally target some common fish and some exotics for the season.
If you are going on an overnight charter, you could expect to go for some Yellow Tail, Halibut and even some Tuna if they are in the area.
Other than that, March is the opening of Rockfish (Ocean type) season.
Be prepared with a few different rigs of different weights.
Lightweight, 12lb for inshore species, 20lb for intermediate and a 30 to 40lb rig for Palaegics.
Let me know if you need some rigging tips.
Do you know which boat or which landing you are going out of?
Some of the better captains are at 22nd St landing, Pierpoint Landing and LA Harbor Sportfishing. Marina Del Rey has some good boats too. Berth 55 is the total budget and ghetto boats.
Tight lines
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Each landing will generally target some common fish and some exotics for the season.
If you are going on an overnight charter, you could expect to go for some Yellow Tail, Halibut and even some Tuna if they are in the area.
Other than that, March is the opening of Rockfish (Ocean type) season.
Be prepared with a few different rigs of different weights.
Lightweight, 12lb for inshore species, 20lb for intermediate and a 30 to 40lb rig for Palaegics.
Let me know if you need some rigging tips.
Do you know which boat or which landing you are going out of?
Some of the better captains are at 22nd St landing, Pierpoint Landing and LA Harbor Sportfishing. Marina Del Rey has some good boats too. Berth 55 is the total budget and ghetto boats.
Tight lines
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