Alaska Shore Fishing For GIANT Halibut! (CATCH CLEAN COOK)

Wow I've never seen halibut taken from shore before, but probably a Alaska only thing. Washington here and have fished it's shores coastal and in around Puget sound waters from the Straight to Gig harbor never seen halibut from shore, way too awesome. Another great video keep up the great video's.

They didn't take the cheeks out, easy to do for a nice chunk of meat.

Awesome channel. I hope to get big like you someday. We’re down in southeast Alaska. If you ever want to collaborate on a video. A fish off, hit me up. Maybe get Captain Zac in Juneau involved too.

Where in the heck are you guys? Wisconsinite here, looking to sometime visit Alaska.😊

Great times. Thank you for sharing.

check the hooks barb if there is any scales on the point of the hook next time...

God that halibut looks sooooo delicioso

The low flying mud duck at the end was epic son ! i miss Alaska . i lived in Ninilchik and Anchor Point for the summer about 20 years ago . man what an adventure ! Thanks for sharing !

I was wondering where you were fishing? What town, bay???

Hey brother how can I get here ? Detail direction please

Awesome catch and cooking brah!!!

Alaska no big freezers # for doubt

I just went on a charter in Homer and caught a huge halibut too. I’m definitely going to try from the shore.

If I could buy the fish u caught it may make me say yes.....

More like tether your rod 😂😂😂 slamming fish tho!!

What? No way!!

125 internal temp for the fish….. great catch

What's happened to practicing Catch and Release? Enjoy the fish kill while you can. It won't last forever.

You Americans cannot cook thats for shore.......................................

I’m getting Chinese commercials 😂😂😂😂 I don’t speak Chinese

nice content, should cook fish to about 145f for parasites, especially since you're catching bottom feeders.

what town are you guys at? I live in Seward and would love to try that here.

Wow thats awesome! never saw halibut from the shore. I;ve surf fished a long time, and was about to give you some distance casting/ rigging advice, but obviously you're hitting the zone...thank You!😁

The cooking techniques you are using are spot on. Never cook halibut steaks, as they always turn out dry do to the flesh direction. Perfect cook! Thanks.

If someone says to me I almost caUGHT A 36 POUNDER, when it was 35.94. Bruh. Its 36 pounds.

Your dressed like it's cold in the summer?
Wooooohhhh halibut tacos

Taps and Tackle? You guys know the owner?!?! He's a local!

My uncle took my twin brother and me drift fishing with his inboard/outboard motorized water skiing boat. We were in Ensenada and we must have caught 5 or 6 “barn door halibut” just like this. Huge!

Yesss love da Korean braddah eating it with lettuce

Great video who makes that jacket?

Brits would kick your a@#£ for taking fish out of the sea with a stick 😂. I like Americans, you guys really living an natural life, not like Europeans , you can’t touch fish you can’t eat it , catch and release.

catch and release stop the murder

Kudos to ALL you guys and gals doing this - never seen or even knew halibut could be caught from shore. These fish are major scores. Cheers!

Teach That girl how to set a hook😂

Never ever use garlic on a halibut.. just salt, pepper, slices of lemon - then you get the pure halibut taste… other spices just ruins a good fish.

Nice Video dude love watching hailbud Videos..but your mumbling with the gum man xD

Yum halibut

bad way of fishing just smashing them is barbaric

this what happens to nature where are no people.

Make a video with flair please 😢

My wife and I were talking about where to go to retire but I think that I want to hang out with you guys in Alaska, even though we prefer to be in the warm beaches in the southern part of the US.

Don't forget the cheeks.

Take better care of the fish.
Bleed, gut and ice! There's no reason to put them in the cooler covered in dirt.

Someone needs to work on the gaffing skills lol

What is the calendar window to catch them from the beach?

I just moved to Anchorage and would like to get into surf fishing here. Where are some places that I can fish near the area?

I sure did enjoy your video, thanks for posting.

That's crazy. I've dock fished for halibut but never shore fished for it. I don't think I've ever even seen anyone do it. And those are nice fish. I guessed 40 for the first one and it came up at 36. You fillet them the same as I do. I think most west coasters do it that way.