I too enjoyed Carlos' book. Luckily for me, hunting white sea bass is not quite as hard as he makes it out to be or I'd never get any.
Come to think of it, it may have been that hard during the period when he wrote the book, but they have made a big comeback after inshore gill netting was banned a few years ago. There really are a lot more of them the last few years.
Still, the hardest part of hunting white sea bass is just finding the kelp bed where they happen to be. After you learn a few basics, they really are not all that hard to shoot if you are where the fish are.
I'll go for several trips without seeing any and wonder what the hell I'm doing wrong now, and then when I find them I'll wonder what I thought it was so hard about it.
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