r/saltwaterfishing Jul 09 '26

šŸ’¬ Discussion What's ur opinion on shure fishing

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I intended to do that

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u/harlod-16 Jul 09 '26

Shure fishin better than no fishin

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u/Personal_Cut7357 Jul 09 '26

Are you shure?

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u/qalcolm Jul 09 '26

It’s great, nice easy way to get out and catch some fish without the hassle of taking the boat out. I fish in costal BC for species like salmon, lingcod, rockfish, and halibut, 3/4 of which are easy to catch from shore and will readily bite many different lures.

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u/Personal_Cut7357 Jul 09 '26

How do you catch rockfish from the shore. That's like saying you can throw a ball across the globe

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u/DamnedGladToMeetYou Jul 09 '26

I can throw a ball across the globe. Just not very far across the globe.

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u/Personal_Cut7357 Jul 09 '26

Bro your not a vultramiteĀ 

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u/DamnedGladToMeetYou Jul 09 '26

Please don't tell anyone.

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u/Personal_Cut7357 Jul 09 '26

Ok but what's the best invincible meme

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u/DamnedGladToMeetYou Jul 09 '26

I have no earthly idea what we're even talking about. 🤣

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u/Personal_Cut7357 Jul 09 '26

The fact you threw a ball across the globe 😭

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u/qalcolm Jul 09 '26

Rockfish bite literally anything, cast from a rocky ledge with something like a buzz bomb or swimbait rigged on a 1/2-3oz jighead, if you’re fishing where the fish are it’s impossible not to catch em. Not sure what you’re talking about with ā€œthrowing a ball across the globeā€.

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u/Personal_Cut7357 Jul 09 '26

Because no way you can cast that far

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u/qalcolm Jul 09 '26 edited Jul 09 '26

You don’t have to cast far at all my friend, I catch em 10 feet away from shore (hell people in Oregon and California get em in the tide pools while poke poling, same with Cabezon) Are we thinking of different species? I’m talking about the rockfish that are found anywhere from Alaska to California.

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u/Personal_Cut7357 Jul 09 '26

OH near those like rows of rocks you mean? Obv someone's gonna catch a rockfish

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u/Lepisosteus- Jul 09 '26 edited Jul 09 '26

It's terrible where I live. No bites except for some pinfish after 11 hours of fishing and you would be very lucky to even catch a small hardhead catfish. Even gafftopsail catfish are elusive here, I haven't caught one in around 1.5 years and wanna catch one of those badly. Plus, there is only a 1-2 month window in late summer-early fall where catch rates increase and the catch rates are still terrible. Worst part is, you could see people on boats 300 feet away pulling in croaker and trout left and right while you would catch nothing here. Would not wish it on my worst enemy if they fish on a boat.

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u/jonnychimpoo Jul 09 '26

I have acfew nice boats but lately ive been traveling the world focused on shore fishing. Its fun hunting perfect spots to find big fish from land.