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Im gonna try and find it ill lyk 😂

Really? I've been getting quite a few tarpon bites at the spillways lately. Some of the footage I had to delete because I couldn't use it was of some tarpon I caught and lost in that area.

Yeah

No, it was during June of this year.

@@pafishing9719 i’m definitely gonna check it out then

Yep

It's coming 😀

I think saying I take a picture of every single one I catch is bit excessive. Most of the fish I catch I don't take pictures of, It may seem that way with the clips I use, but it isn't. I do appreciate that you enjoy my videos! At the end of the day I like having video and some pictures from my fishing sessions to remember the good times!

I usually use 20lb braid for the saltwater canals.

If it's brackish/saltwater, I have a lot of luck on Artificial shrimp, swimbaits, small spoons, jerkbaits/jerkshads, big and small jigs, and around 6 inch topwater plugs. As far as real bait goes, you can't go wrong with shrimp, pinfish, mullet, and smaller crabs to fish around dock pilings for sheepshead. For rod/reels I like to use medium heavy - medium light with 2500 size spinning reels. Hope this helps!

Usually these ones. Rapala X-Rap Xtreme Action Slash bait Suspending Lures XR08 series.

@@pafishing9719 thx

Those 3D yu zuri and mirro lures should work very popular 😊

I caught it on a 3 inch weightless zoom fluke.

@@pafishing9719 sweet what color?

@@SkyNetGeneral- white

@@pafishing9719 thanks ☺️

lighthouse beach

If you're talking about the peacocks, then yes I do catch them pretty often in the cape. Sometimes you do have to do a little searching for them, but there seems to be more and more of them popping up in different areas.

Nice! hope you enjoyed!

@@pafishing9719definitely, I want more 😂

Same for me

Thx for the vid

I can't tell you all of his secret spots, but in general, the weirs along Burnt Store Road, call up google maps, marks the final freshwater/saltwater interface on the west side of cape coral. Snook and jack in the saltwater (west), bass and panfish in the freshwater (east). For pure saltwater, the canals along the west side, tropicana park and sirenia vista park for example, offer snook, some juvenile tarpon (rarely), snapper and sea trout. A lot of people use live shrimp, but shrimp style plastics, crank baits and crappy jigs do pretty well, especially after a rain when the weirs are really running. A lot of people fish the bridges in Matlacha, the fishing pier in bookelia ($$), and the culverts along the Sanibel Jin Darling Wildlife Drive ($). For Beach Fishing, blind pass beach on sanibel offers the best access ($) along a long beach and connector between the gulf and Pine Island sound. There is also good shore fishing south of Fort Myers Beach along Bonita Beach Causeway at Little Carlos Pass, New Pass and Big Hickory Pass. For a complete tutorial on SWFL shore fishing, go to: ua-cam.com/video/X6DbizhEveQ/v-deo.html&ab_channel=hookedupwi

@@charlescrain2726 ok thanks a lot bro

Thx

Thank you! sounds good!

I catch and release, so, I'm not sure.

Depends on the type of water you're fishing. I don't have a boat so I'm much more limited to where I can go. As far as fishing the canals/inshore areas go, If it's freshwater, I like to use jerkbaits, swimbaits, jigs, topwater frogs, senkos and other artificial worms for bass and gar, as far as artificial baits goes. You can use small jigs, spinners and crankbaits for the smaller species like sunfish, cichlids, and tilapia. Live bait like worms either on the bottom, or under a float are good for the smaller species. Live shiners/minnows work very good for largemouth bass, peacock bass and gar. If it's brackish/saltwater, I have a lot of luck on Artificial shrimp, swimbaits, small spoons, jerkbaits/jerkshads, crankbaits, big and small jigs. As far as real bait goes, you can't go wrong with live/dead shrimp, pinfish, mullet, and smaller crabs to fish around dock pilings and other structure for sheepshead. Hope this helps!

Yeah, the cold can shut off quite a few of the species around here.

Agreed...normally we're in the area later in the Spring, but the schedule dictated our trip down in Feb. Should've done more research on the fishing down there...I stocked up on tackle thinking we'd have a shot at snook and some other species, just wasn't the case. I'll take another go at it when we're in the area possibly in May this year, should be better action! Great videos btw, thanks for posting.

Yeah, the fishing especially in the canals is much better in the spring. Thanks for watching! @@ChrisG9978

They're in a lot of the brackish canals and some of the freshwater ones that are close to the brackish canals. People catch them in the Caloosahatchee river as well.

white/ brown 4inch D.O.A brand shrimp usually.

Thank you! good luck to you as well!

Usually rapala and yo-zuri brands.

Yeah, it's tough right now because its so cold.

Yeah

The Trout Spot

It's along old burnt store, on the way to sirenia vista park . @@reelinfishin-n-football6398

Thx I thought it was down by Sirena Vista

Is this Tropicana pkwy

Before or after tropicana

Yeah, it has been slow, might start trying for some black drum or sheepshead in the canals.