Just love shark fishing: Hello fellow anglers, my name is Matt and I love going out shark fishing in the bay. Live in Sacramento and love fishing for anything that swims. Just want to...

MBergquist Loc: Sacramento, California

Hello fellow anglers, my name is Matt and I love going out shark fishing in the bay. Live in Sacramento and love fishing for anything that swims. Just want to introduce myself and start networking with other anglers in my area.

Flytier Loc: Wilmington Delaware

MBergquist wrote:

Hello fellow anglers, my name is Matt and I love going out shark fishing in the bay. Live in Sacramento and love fishing for anything that swims. Just want to introduce myself and start networking with other anglers in my area.

Nice catch. Welcome

ranger632 Loc: Near Yosemite Park Ca.

MBergquist wrote:

Hello fellow anglers, my name is Matt and I love going out shark fishing in the bay. Live in Sacramento and love fishing for anything that swims. Just want to introduce myself and start networking with other anglers in my area.

Some nice looking Tiger sharks

Foodfisher Loc: SO. Cal coast

Shovek nose guitar fish and two leopards. 👍

plumbob Loc: New Windsor Maryland

MBergquist wrote:

Hello fellow anglers, my name is Matt and I love going out shark fishing in the bay. Live in Sacramento and love fishing for anything that swims. Just want to introduce myself and start networking with other anglers in my area.

Thanks for the share and great fish picks MB. This is a nation wide site, but plenty of users out your way. Keep posting and they will show up.

ranger632 Loc: Near Yosemite Park Ca.

Foodfisher wrote:

Shovek nose guitar fish and two leopards. 👍

I met Leopard, knew it was some kind of cat

PaulFish Loc: Southern California

A good trip 😄

NJ219bands Loc: New Jersey

Nice 👍

DVTracker Loc: Harrisburg, PA.

MBergquist wrote:

Hello fellow anglers, my name is Matt and I love going out shark fishing in the bay. Live in Sacramento and love fishing for anything that swims. Just want to introduce myself and start networking with other anglers in my area.

Cool looking fish! Nice catching and thank you for sharing.

bapabear Loc: Blaine, Washington

MBergquist wrote:

Hello fellow anglers, my name is Matt and I love going out shark fishing in the bay. Live in Sacramento and love fishing for anything that swims. Just want to introduce myself and start networking with other anglers in my area.

Have you ever tried eating the shovel nose? The leopard sharks are pretty good if cleaned, skinned and iced right out of the water. I find the same is true for dog fish and skate wings. If you are not an adventurous eater, just keep catching. They are fun. If it has not become illegal, there used to be some big sharks right off the mouth in Moss Landing, about 2 hours south of SF.

bapabear Loc: Blaine, Washington

MBergquist wrote:

Hello fellow anglers, my name is Matt and I love going out shark fishing in the bay. Live in Sacramento and love fishing for anything that swims. Just want to introduce myself and start networking with other anglers in my area.

It is to bad that mounts do not hold their color. That skin would really be awesome tanned.

john1941 Loc: CA

MBergquist wrote:

Hello fellow anglers, my name is Matt and I love going out shark fishing in the bay. Live in Sacramento and love fishing for anything that swims. Just want to introduce myself and start networking with other anglers in my area.

welcome aboard, i'm a shark nut also, i fish southern calif, out of Oceanside ca, fish mostly for mako and thresher

bapabear Loc: Blaine, Washington

john1941 wrote:

welcome aboard, i'm a shark nut also, i fish southern calif, out of Oceanside ca, fish mostly for mako and thresher

Those are both on my bucket list. Any charters you can recommend that target them. I don't think I want to target them in a boat that is not much bigger than the fish. I plan to go see my brother in Irvine sometime in the next year or two.

john1941 Loc: CA

i don't know of any charter boats that go exclusively for shark any more. when i first started sharking, i had a 19 foot tri hull boat, no gps, just a compass. that changed when a fog bank came in one time had to use the compass, and ended up about 5 miles south of the harbor at Oceanside. bought a gps that week. i fish in a 26 foot Sea Ray now, Sharking is the best, because you take a pole and a gun, can't get any better than that, i usually shoot them right behind the gill, that puts them out of gear for about 4 or 5 minutes, time to get a rope around their tail and tie it to the boat, if possible i cut the gills to get them to bleed out faster. good luck on your bucket list

ranger632 Loc: Near Yosemite Park Ca.

john1941 wrote:

i don't know of any charter boats that go exclusiv... (show quote)

I guess there is no limit or size on sharks is there