Day 1: Sharks!! SOLO 1,600 Mile Fishing Road Trip ** Catch and Cook Perch ** West Coast Tour!
Raww fishing 7 years ago 427,982 views
Starting off in San Francisco, ending in Raymond, Washington. 1,600 mile round trip on a solo fishing road trip. Today's plan was to catch a Leopard Shark or two. Using fresh caught Surf Perch as bait made easy work of the sharks. Next? Time for a catch and cook of the remaining perch. Turned out amazing with a little bit of butter, avocado and salsa. Thanks for all the support and making this trip possible y'all! Next stop, Mendocino for Abalone! For t-shirts: http://www.fishermanslife.net Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/fishermanslife
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It’s so hard to find recent videos about fishing in Marin
just wondering what kind of drone you've got?
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You first use your knife to clean the fish and remove its guts and then, without washing the knife or your hands, you use it again on the raw avocado!
We humans are primates—exposing ourself to carcasses of other primates and consuming them is about the ‘best’ ways to get new species-jumping diseases.
Not that the odds of disaster are super high, but you volunteered...
My dad and I love watching your videos that got us into fishing
You are a role model keep it up
keep up the great work.
just joking man....you do seem to have the whole 'self filming' things pretty down...ive dabbled with my own stuff but it does take alot more than most people realize to put together a vid that is actually worth watching...the whole setting up the cam, walking past or whatever, then going to retrieve it after youve walked to or from is alot even in its simplest sense but it makes stuff better for sure....
Do you find yourself tripping on the filming more than you should sometimes??? just curious cause ive found that alot of times it can detract from what you set out to do in the beginning sometimes rite???? 'oh, gotta film, make it good man, dont fuck up, ahhh, gotta do it again dammit!!!!
anyways, cheers brah!!! you dont suck cause I totally watch your stuff! and Im not easily entertained....You love fishing as much as I do for sure so i do appreciate your vids...
Anyways, what a long thing I just wrote...twas not my goal...just wanted to say have a good trip...Im in washington so hopefully you enjoy it and catch some fish..Make sure if you eat what you catch to cook it with plenty of butter cause they tend to be kinda dry up here!!!
They are delicious to eat and are listed by the Ca DFG as "least concern".
Keep up the good work. I don't even mind the editing bloop at 10:17 lol
very fun stuff to watch, keep filme man.
-Tight lines
quick question what rod are you using for the sharks?
Just an idea, if you ever want to collab and do a catch and cook video sushi edition. I live in the city. I'm a sushi chef at roka akor. check out my insta: @cheftakusauce and my adventure stuff @takusauce
at rayong city
scout around and you will find a couple of hotels and great places to fish
Actually had some fried Lingcod sliders for the first time ever the other day at hog island in the Ferry Building. I've been hanging out to try that fish after watching your videos. Can't wait to see the rest of the road trip.