Category Archives: Halibut

Saltwater Fishing | Saltwater Fish Halibut Home | Basics | Baits | Rigs & Techniques Sponsors:  Advertise Here Below are some of the popular live baits that are used for catching halibut. Anchovies Herring Pilchards Cut Bait

Saltwater Fishing | Saltwater Fish Halibut Home | Basics | Baits | Rigs & Techniques Sponsors:  Advertise Here Below are some of the popular lures that are used for catching halibut. Jigs Swimbaits

Saltwater Fishing | Saltwater Fish Halibut Home | Basics | Baits | Rigs & Techniques Sponsors:  Advertise Here California Halibut are found on the Pacific coast from southern California to British Columbia.  These fish taste great and they are commonly found inshore in … Continue reading →

Saltwater Fishing | Saltwater Fish Halibut Home | Basics | Baits | Rigs & Techniques Sponsors:  Advertise Here Halibut are a flatfish that inhabit both the North Atlantic and North Pacific oceans.  Halibut are a favorite among many anglers because of their enormous … Continue reading →

Saltwater Fishing | Saltwater Fish Halibut Home | Basics | Baits | Rigs & Techniques Sponsors:  Advertise Here Halibut are found on the bottom.  There may be times that halibut will come off of the bottom to chase bait fish and some anglers … Continue reading →

Saltwater Fishing | Saltwater Fish Halibut Home | Basics | Baits | Rigs & Techniques Sponsors:  Advertise Here Pacific Halibut are found in the waters around Alaska and these fish grow to enormous sizes.  Many people plan fishing vacations to Alaska to target … Continue reading →

Saltwater Fishing | Saltwater Fish Halibut Home | Basics | Baits | Rigs & Techniques Sponsors:  Advertise Here California Halibut are found on the Pacific coast from southern California to British Columbia.  These fish taste great and they are commonly found inshore in … Continue reading →

Saltwater Fishing | Saltwater Fish Halibut Home | Basics | Baits | Rigs & Techniques Sponsors:  Advertise Here Using swimbaits for halibut is a common method for the west coast (California especially) inshore anglers.  If you are fishing anywhere from 5 to 35 … Continue reading →