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@@hifin955 Thanks for the comment! It was in January, tight lines!

@@fishermen22 Thank you,actually I'm planning to visit Manzanillo in September. Do you know if it is a season of tunas?

@@hifin955 I know it's the rainy season and there should be a lot of debris in the water from the rains. I'll be going there on Sunday so I'll keep you posted.🤞

@@fishermen22 Que amable, muchas gracias!

@@islandcharger4094 The beads are from Ebay or you might be able to find them on Temu. You can get stainless wire from those wire whisks you find at the discount Chinese kitchen supply store or 2 mm stainless steel leader. I hope that helps brah! Thanks for watching! Mahalo🙏

@@islandcharger4094 Walmart is a good source. ua-cam.com/users/shortsFhgs3Z7s6zg?si=BtW9JoJ8q0Ssd0rj

@@kawikachee929 Thanks for watching! I was just messing around when I hooked a jack on a Lucky Craft 110. That bait is just a little heavy but it worked great! All my tackle is in the description. I also have a video on the reel and rod combo. If you’re using smaller lures, it probably would be harder to cast the distance. I’ve caught trout on the same rod and on jigs as light as 3/16 oz. but I could barely cast them.

@@FarrahGerwing Lucky you! Sounds like an awesome set up. I never fished that side of the beach but looking at the map, the jetty to the south looks extremely fishy. Either side would be good. maps.app.goo.gl/WpHtfjYmRJ8Yc9666?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy It looks like a long walk, so you might have to wake up early for the morning bite. Maybe a subsurface sinking plug would work? You’re probably looking at jacks, mangrove snappers, or needle fish. If you have a car, the north side of Rio Amerca is good, but it’s a bit tricky to get to. It all depends on how mobile you are. Stay safe especially on the rocks, and good luck, you’ll have a blast!

@fishermen22 really appreciate the reply....we have 2 boys 4 and 8 so beach fishing and a couple paid boat trips will have to do.....maybe one or 2 explore days ? We also bring a Penn 7 ft 3 piece 4000 Penn travel combo and a nice 5000 Fin Nor inshore with a 4 piece 8 ft 6 in Fenwick Eagle

@@snehjudge5999 Wow, two of a kind but Suzuki!

@@marioflores-hm2vx Thanks for watching! They have tackle but I bring my own. I used his rigs just clipped on a ballbearing swivel. I also bring my own jigs. Good luck out there!

@@pnw_element9822 I use a rod carrier. My Okuma 13’ breaks in 3 pieces, so it fits in a relatively short case. Or just use your travel rod and lighter weights for bait. Good luck out there and thanks for watching!

The tunas of the surf! Thanks for watching!

Yeah, Braddah dah be one of the most stellar beaches to fish! Mahalo for the kind words!

I think it has something to do with the Native Hawaiian culture.

I think they banned them because they send those plastic jugs way out there.

It should be fine. Maybe even a 2500. I always thought a 1000 was a bit small. If you want to make double sure, bring the rod into the shop and try it out. I think a larger arbor would cast better. I can’t cast a 3/16 oz jig very far on 10 lbs braid. Although I’ve caught a jack in the surf and it was a blast! Tight lines!

Good fishing!

About an hour on 50lbs flyline setup. Probably wouldn’t have gotten bit otherwise.

Keawaula State Beach bradah. Thanks for watching! 🤙

This is Catalonia Beach Resort, but we stayed in the back bay at KASA. maps.app.goo.gl/TbyfmSsMuhgwfHTq7?g_st=ic If you have a chance, go to the cenotes, they’re wonderful!

Yup, it worked, but I cast off the rig 🙁.

Wow a Fargo! That would be an interesting video. Upgrades, not sure what would be a good option. I had a larger fuel filter installed. Maybe one with a priming pump. I had fuel pump problems and that just broke me. It was next to impossible to properly fix. Thanks for sharing!

Yes, and south of Mismaloya.

Thanks Braddah!

Size 2/0 for the dropper and 2 for fly line. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for the wonderful comment! I’m glad you enjoyed it! Tight lines my friend!

¡Buena suerte! ¡Espero ir allí pronto! Vuelo desde Los Ángeles.

Cuesta $240 con propina. Gracias para ver lo!

Muchisimas gracias, Primero, yo usé 30 libras, después 50 libras de flurocarbon. Salusdos!

@@fishermen22 muchas gracias, y esperemos si se ganchen algunos jaja ✌🏻✌🏻

Ramiro owns two boats in Mismaloya. He has a large super panga called Sea Hunter Sportfishing. You can ask anyone and they’ll know who he is. It’s a small community of fishermen and everyone knows him. +52 322 151-8987. This might be his number. Last time I was there I paid $280 for 4 hours of bonito fishing on a big boat. Good luck!