Yeah, thats right. Learned about BAR through the reef2reef forums. I'm setting up a new tank here, then I'm going to ship the livestock from Canada, and then sell that tank.
I don’t know if you can shop livestock easy from another country. Might not be worth the effort. If I remember correctly
Not easy, it will take about 6 weeks for the permits. Luckily San Francisco is a Fish an Wildlife receiving port, which makes thing easier on this side.
Yeah, but I've had that tank for 4 years, so they're my livestock now if you know what I mean.
Man, that's some dedication right there!
What fish are you talking about? Just curious more than anything else.
Did he need health certificates for his coral and fish?
Can you fish for halibut from shore? Or boat only?
Thanks! This is all super helpful
Yes, I catch mucho halibut from shore or kayak every season inside the Bay and outside . I don’t do docks to crowded but they can produce.
What do you use? I'd love to try this. I've only done shore fishing for crab in the bay are on ocean beach, but halibut sounds super fun
6-7inch white paddle tail swimbaits on jig head slow rolling on bottom, stick bait, jerk baits, silver spoons with squid hoochie cut to size, Frozen anchovies or sardines. Really depends on what going on different rigs for different areas, tides, depths, sandy beach or rocky bottom, weather etc. Some areas are hold fish on the outgoing tides other spots incoming or both.. Ive caught halibut in two feet of water to 60+. I use all types of gear spinning, bait casting, level wind or fly fishing just depends. When I fish freshwater its mostly fly fishing up in northern Ca and Oregon but occasionally Wyoming or Utah drifting rivers. Although Nevada has some nice lakes like Pyramid. Halibut do prefer sandy bottoms mostly. Sometimes you can find schools concentrated areas with alota fish and limit out easily otherwise your covering ground on the move to locate fish
