While spotted bay bass may not be as an exciting adversary as a yellowtail or seabass, understanding how they relate to tides and structure are the first steps to becoming a well rounded angler. Join Erik Landesfeind as he explains the effects of tides and lunar cycles on fish behavior and expands on how fish relate to structure. If you missed the first installation in this series, please check out Understanding SoCal Oceanography to Catch More Fish – SoCal Bight FISHING ACADEMY Ep. 1.
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Thanks Erik.
Great information thanks
This was awesome, thanks Erik!
Great breakdown for the bays. Thanks
Looking forward to the series.
GREAT information! Thanks
Hey Erik, great video series so far. I'm a few years into fishing in SCAL, and your reports and tips have been a huge help in my progression. Thanks for keeping a consistent, reliable report/broadcast. I know that every Thursday, I can tune in and learn something useful!
Wow! This video was so helpful! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!
Great info once again. Spring time bay halibut targeting techniques when the spawn is on would be a great topic as well…
Thanks for the breakdown you know your stuff,I float tube Newport alot all season,it's good to know where they go during the tides and cold water fluctuations.
Great, thanks Erik.
Very informative! Thank you, Erik!
Cover water in the bay
Thank you for the tips I appreciate it I’m new to fishing and having a hard time catching spottys. Now I will use your tools see how it goes. Haven’t tried Newport Beach fishing yet
Love these new videos. Thank you!