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ブラックシーバス釣り

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  • 5.0
    /5
    (6 Hour Trip – Offshore)

    Best Fishing trip to date!

    Captain Chris is an awesome guide! Highly recommend booking one of his fishing trips! We caught tons of fish and had a great time. We will absolutely be booking it again!
    Andreas W.
    Andreas W.
    Reviewed on Sep 23, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (6 Hour Trip (AM))

    Less than ideal Weather but a lot of fun.

    The trip started well, we got hits by some little fish. We moved on to anothr spot and had no luck, moved to anotger spot and still no luck. On to Plan D. We got into a school of Blues and our luck turned. We ended up briging home 4 good sized Blues. While we would have liked to catch more fish we are happy with wht we got and Captain Dave was Great. knowledgeable, professional and good to chat with while he was woking hard to find the fish. All around a good day.
    Tim J.
    Tim J.
    Reviewed on Sep 22, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (8 Hour Trip – Offshore Fishing)

    Great Day of Fishing!

    Captain Bennet, and Deckhand Jackson were great! We had an awesome time, and caught some great fish! We caught barracuda, black sea bass, flounder, and even got a bonnethead shark on the way back. I’ll be coming back for sure!
    Nathan H.
    Nathan H.
    Reviewed on Sep 22, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (Half Day Trip (7 AM))

    Great fishing trip with Captain Ryan!

    Captain Ryan did a great job finding the hot fishing spots quickly and moving if the fish were not biting. He was pleasant to fish with and assisted quickly with new bait and setting poles. We caught a wide range of fish types and even saw some dolphins. Thank you Captain Ryan for the great morning!
    Jason T.
    Jason T.
    Reviewed on Sep 22, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (5 Hour Trip (AM))

    Great trip for novice fishermen

    Capt. Jerry and his first mate were excellent. Very knowledgeable about the area, the available fish and how to catch them. Everything was very efficient, the boat was comfortable and relaxed for our group. Loved every moment.
    Rich L. V.
    Rich L. V.
    Reviewed on Sep 22, 2026
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ブラックシーバス釣りについて

サイズ
1 to 5lbs
食用価値
優秀
Game Quality
平均

Black Seabass fishing is all about steady action and tasty rewards. This is a hard-fighting bottom fish known for sharp bites and constant pecks on the line. Anglers target it for fun battles on light tackle and its mild, flaky fillets.

You will usually fish around structure. Think reefs, wrecks, rock piles, jetties, and pilings. Bottom fishing is the go-to method, which means dropping bait to the seabed and waiting for the tap. Squid, clams, shrimp, and small crabs work very well. Simple jigs and teaser rigs also produce, especially when you bounce them near the bottom.

Expect fast hits and doubles when the school turns on. Many fish run 1–5 pounds, but they pull hard for their size. This makes them great for kids and first-timers, yet still fun for seasoned anglers. Wear non-slip shoes and bring sun protection and layers. If you get seasick, consider motion-sickness relief. Captains often provide tackle, but medium spinning or conventional gear with braided line and circle hooks is standard. A small cooler for fillets is useful when keeping fish is allowed.

Regulations for Black Seabass change by area and season. Before your trip, check local fishing license and permit rules. Confirm open seasons, harvest allowances, and size limits. Your captain can explain what applies on the day, but it is always best to review the latest rules for your location.

Black Seabass fishing is all about steady action and tasty rewards. This is a hard-fighting bottom fish known for sharp bites and constant pecks on the line. Anglers target it for fun battles on light tackle and its mild, flaky fillets.

You will usually fish around structure. Think reefs, wrecks, rock piles, jetties, and pilings. Bottom fishing is the go-to method, which means dropping bait to the seabed and waiting for the tap. Squid, clams, shrimp, and small crabs work very well. Simple jigs and teaser rigs also produce, especially when you bounce them near the bottom.

Expect fast hits and doubles when the school turns on. Many fish run 1–5 pounds, but they pull hard for their size. This makes them great for kids and first-timers, yet still fun for seasoned anglers. Wear non-slip shoes and bring sun protection and layers. If you get seasick, consider motion-sickness relief. Captains often provide tackle, but medium spinning or conventional gear with braided line and circle hooks is standard. A small cooler for fillets is useful when keeping fish is allowed.

Regulations for Black Seabass change by area and season. Before your trip, check local fishing license and permit rules. Confirm open seasons, harvest allowances, and size limits. Your captain can explain what applies on the day, but it is always best to review the latest rules for your location.