Bottom fishing is a popular fishing technique that involves targeting fish species that dwell near the ocean floor or bottom structures, such as reefs, wrecks, or drop-offs. With this method, anglers use heavy tackle and sinkers to reach the bottom and attract fish. The process typically involves anchoring or drifting over a productive spot and dropping baited hooks or lures to entice bottom-dwelling fish. Bottom fishing can yield a variety of species, depending on the location and target species. Some common catches include snapper, grouper, flounder, cod, halibut, and various types of rockfish. These fish are known for their delicious taste and are often sought after by recreational and commercial fishermen alike.