Today we're out on the Oregon coast, Jetty Fishing with the plan to catch & cook rockfish street tacos. Rock Fishing for black bass, kelp greenling or lingcod. I want to fish each of the tides... incoming tide, slack tide, and outgoing tide with multiple jetty fishing rigs in hopes of being able to individually target Lingcod, Black bass, and Kelp Greenling.
My usual fishing time on the jetty is an hour before slack tide, through slack tide, and an hour into the tide change. After that i call it quits because the current really gets moving through the jetty and it makes it much tougher to get to the fish without potentially losing a bunch of gear.
I arrived to the coast fairly late and didn't have a whole lot of time to do much jetty fishing. I did make a quick stop along the way and grabbed a few clams from the bay for bait, which managed to catch me one of my rockfish for the fish tacos.
After sleeping in my rig i headed back to the jetty.....after making a stop for a quick coffee at the R&R Coffee shop in Rockaway (one of my favorite coffee shops on the oregon coast) it sits right next to Lake Lytle, where i have done quite a bit of trout and bass fishing from my kayak.
Arriving the next morning, it was basically prime time. The incoming tide was just coming to an end and slack tide started producing a good number of fish before the tide change.
I did manage to catch another lingcod on a 1oz swimjig with just a plastic grub on it (Chartreuse). any day that i can feel the strength and fight of a lingcod is a good day.
After the tide change things really started to slow down so i decided that it would be a good time to get to cooking.
The fish tacos were absolutely incredible! Thanks to my girlfriend for making me some outstanding pico and hooking me up with a new bottle of Secret Aardvark Sauce.
Overall this was another fun and successful trip fishing the jetty.
I hope you all enjoy the video......
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Filmed with:
GoPro Hero 8 Black
Iphone Xs Max
Jetty Fishing Rod 1: Okuma Cascade Pro 9'8"
Reel: Okuma
Line:
Mainline - PowerPro 30lb Braid (high vis)
Leader - P-Line 20lb Floroclear
Rod 2: North X Northwest 9'0"
Reel: Okuma SV45
Line:
Mainline - PowerPro 30lb Braid (high vis)
Leader - P-Line 20lb Floroclear
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