Learn to outfish, outcatch, and set higher records. Throughout the FishinBC.COM website and our YouTube FISHING TIPS PLAYLIST we give out tons of tips that focus on SMALL DETAILS that make big differences. The fishing tips playlist features videos that explain HOW TO FISH FOR SALMON, how to catch king salmon, HOW TO CATCH HALIBUT, how to catch LINGCOD, how to JIG and REEL for lingcod, how to clean, FILLET, and prepare fish, how to FILLET ROCKFISH, how to FILLET LINGCOD, how to MAKE HERRING RIGS, HERRING BRINE tips, how to PRESERVE FISH, the BEST HALIBUT RIGS, and more. This is our ever-growing fishing tips playlist on how to improve your fishing abilities. At FishinBC.COM the top boats catch the most fish and the reason is that they know the details.
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Notes Before you click on Play
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- at the bottom of the fishing tips playlist, the title and number of videos is listed. Click on this and you will see the index of video thumbnails for the playlist and you can jump to any video you like this way.
Notes Once you click on Play
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- lower buttons – hold mouse over them for description. Playlist button is a good one it will bring up the index of video thumbnails for the playlist again.
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are there any videos showing, with details, where and how to anchor on “structure” for halibut. A side view simple stick man drawing showing the underwater contour, anchor location, fish location, and all considering the tides and direction of drifting? 200 300 ft depths
Gene thanks for the comment. I like to review a chart and look for a big flat spot. One of my preferred spots is on a flat bank that is about 200-300 feet deep, and dropping off to much deeper all around. In this case anchor in the middle of the feature and start establishing a scent trail. Another preferred spot is to find flat or slightly sloped water that is 250-350 feet deep at the base of a steep dropoff from a pinnacle. Anchor right at the base of the pinnacle and start the scent trail.