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What kind of bait should be used for croaker, sea bass, and halibut?

My dad and I are considering going to Mission Bay in San Diego, CA to do some fishing (we live about 30 min. from the beach). I know there’s sea bass and halibut out there as well as croaker. What kind of bait should we use for these fish and other salt water fish?

I don’t even have to read what the others wrote but for the record:
Mission bay goes off pre dawn and I use 12″ red shad worms any brand with a 1/0 owners lead head. Everything in the water will hit it until the sun shines on it and then I switch to AA’s Hot belly dorado I also use anchovie scent in the harbor and sardine on the ocean. The W S B will hit the faster moving baits and the Butts the slower but this time of year is late for both they have moved out of the bay to spawn by now and you anren’t interested in just smalls are you? Up till June 15th some are around but the water temp rose in the bay early this year they’ll be back after haloween though all through the winter. The spotted bay bass on 6 pound test will tire you out though so enjoy the fun but don’t eat them (they glow in the dark)

Tight lines matey

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