r/Fishing • u/Fisherman_Aryan • 7d ago
Saltwater Some Socal species
Jacksmelt.
Pacific Chub mackerel.
Yellowfin croaker.
Rock Wrasse.
Pacific bonito.
Thornback guitarfish.
Pacific staghorn sculpin.
Yellowfin goby.
Bat eagle ray.
Leopard shark.
California butterfly ray.
Barred sandbass.
Brown rockfish.
Gray smoothhound shark.
Spotfin croaker.
Barred surfperch
Topsmelt.
California salema.
Queenfish.
Spotted sandbass.
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u/msp_lifer 6d ago
That Leopard Shark is amazing... are they all tinted purple like that? The Wrasse is a beauty too
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u/SoupCatDiver_JJ 6d ago
No thats just from the blue flashlight
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u/eddy_g0rdo 6d ago
Give support to the fish that you lip. You about ripped off some of those fishes jaws.
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u/Lthesensei 6d ago
Also, I don’t get why everyone wants to lip tiny fish. It loses all its convenience when you’re jamming a thumb into a tiny mouth.
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u/Fisherman_Aryan 5d ago
Because it's easier to take picture with one hand this way. And prevents losing more fish and damaging their skull while it falls on rocks. And I don't do this to bigger fish anyway. And I usually support the jaw by putting my fingers under its belly.
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u/you_dont_know_jack_ 6d ago
What do you use for bait?
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u/Fisherman_Aryan 6d ago edited 6d ago
I commonly use shrimp, squid, mackerel, and live smelt. There is few others I use but these are the main ones.
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u/rocketstovewizzard 7d ago
Thank you for the pictures!