HALIBUT FISHING Off The Oregon Coast In Choppy Seas With Black Dogg Guide Service

Halibut Fishing The Oregon Coast with Black Dogg Guide Service for a quick limit of Halibut and my first attempt at figuring out how to fillet a halibut. This was my first offshore fishing / deep sea fishing trip to target halibut. We almost didn't make this fishing trip due to a change in the weather last minute, but we did have a small window of time to hopefully make our trip out to the fishing grounds and hopefully each get our halibut on the boat and get back to land before things got too ugly. It was a fairly rough boat ride on the way out and at some point my stomach decided it had had enough... which made for an interesting morning of fishing considering the conditions didn't get any better when we reached the fishing grounds. Despite how i was feeling, i pushed through and ended up having a really fun time. In the end, we got our halibut on board and the day was a success. The may have not been the biggest halibut but i have to say, regardless of size, they always eat good.
I decided that i wanted to fillet my halibut myself since i have never filleted a halibut before. I watched a quick video and figured i had what i needed to not make a complete disaster out of this fillet job. As you can see in the video, one fish produces a lot of meat!
Boat Captain Gordy Webster with Black Dogg Guide Service is a friend of mine and i highly recommend him to anyone who is looking for fishing charters on the oregon coast. Not only does he always manage to find the fish, he is also very friendly and professional, not to mention how comfortable it is to be in a big boat like his. I will leave info below for Black Dogg Guide Service specializing in Salmon, Tuna, Bottomfish, Halibut, Sturgeon, and CRAB!!

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