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@bryanmarshall6878 Hey, thanks! Yeah, it's a solid bait spot. And the footage was a better result than I thought it would be. The lighting was better than I figured, too. That being said, it really makes me want to dive out there and/or use an underwater drone. Ideas are perculating for next year. haha

@seasidenomad diving out there would be pretty cool. And if you are diver you probably already know, but there can be a substantial current difference between the east and west sides out there. Enjoy and stay safe!

@bryanmarshall6878 Thanks, yes, the currents out there can be no joke for sure, I was actually talking to a diver out there about it this summer. One day. Haha

@maritimeus I have dreams of an underwater drone. 😁 They have come down a lot in price in recent years. Thinking it might be a good investment for future content.

@nathanielbeaulieu6045 I only have a jetski, but I have some friends and family with boats. This one is around 30 feet, I believe.

@@seasidenomad I have a 16 foot aluminum v hull. Curious how it would handle around the coast.

@nathanielbeaulieu6045 I had a 17-foot V hull center console that I used to use in the bay, river, and on flat days, just off the coast. It can be done, but it's best on days when the wind and waves are calm, in my opinion.

@@seasidenomad that's good to know. Alot for a thread on UA-cam, but have you had any luck with winter flounder in bays?

@nathanielbeaulieu6045 It's a good question. Back in my parents' day, you could just drop a sandworm down on a flounder hook and pull up a flounder no problem. Now, it appears that they've moved or just aren't coming back in the numbers they used to. I have caught them around the mouth of rivers when the tide is incoming. I caught one winter flounder at the mouth of the Piscataqua on a diamond jig this year in one of my recent episodes. They seem to like hanging around sandy patches near rocks or kelp. I'd like to dedicate a day next summer to just trying to catch flounder with jigs, clams, or sandworms.

@@douglasrandall3002 Good eye. 👍

@@seasidenomad as many times that I've gone spearfishing there it's hard to miss. There's some great Baleen oysters there when spearfishing gets slow.

@@seasidenomad I go spearfishing there a lot. When the spearfishing gets slow there's always oyster's.

@cynthiaduprey6758 Aw thanks! Glad you found my content. More to come!

@tandiparent1906 Welcome to the crew! Yeah, I lived in other parts of the US, and while I loved my time in other places, New England and the North Atlantic have a power over me for sure. Hope you enjoy the content! 😄 Plenty more to come!

@eloicplante5087 Yup! Went deep sea fishing the other weekend, and there were loads of boats fishing for tuna within view of the shoals. I didn't see them catch any, but it's been done.

@@pattirawding-anderson4811 thanks!

@maritimeus Oh wow! I was today years old when I realized that Whaleback was part of Newcastle. Feels like it should be Kittery, but Google feels otherwise. I learned something new today!

Now you got me scratching my head, lol. I always thought whaleback was in Maine’s waters. NH has Isles of Shoals light and Fort Constitution. Maybe I’m today years old for learning this too?! Wild. I don’t know.

@maritimeus Oh yeah. I was literally by that one the other day on the ski. So, there are now three NH saltwater lighthouses that we know of until another one emerges from the sea. There is that derelict one in Rye, but I don't think that counts. Maybe "active" or "working" lighthouse should be caviat.

@maritimeus Did some more research, and now I think that the Google map/address is wrong. Found some news articles citing it as Kittery. This is a rabbithole for sure. I should paddle over there and knock on the door to ask somebody. Haha

Hahaha, let me know when you head over! I want to look inside 😂

A little slice of heaven. 😂

@christiancanales7 We rented from this company and they have a dock with their kayaks a block over from their shop on the harborside. Solid rates and nice people back when we did it: www.clearwaterpaddleboardco.com/

Hey, I asked and he goes through a buddy that only has a small amount for a few people, so no go there, but he said to call your local fish market or meat dept as they often resell buckets of scraps and that's basically what he uses when he can't catch enough macks or pogies. I remember he used to use those hides when bait was scarce and the smell off those is nose hair curling. Haha But they're durable, which is key. Otherwise, in a pinch Kittery Trading Post has a freezer of bait and there's another bait supplier on the nh seacoast that supplies gas stations, but again that's a smaller amount for a higher price than you probably want to pay. My dad also has an extra freezer that he stocks up with frozen bait over the winter to cover baiting in the spring. Hope that helps!

Really great advice! Thanks Dave 👍

@EM.1 Yes, there is a size (slot limit) to what you can keep (depends on the particular area). You can just look up lobster measuring guage and see what the tool looks like. You can't keep one with eggs. You can't keep a notched lobster. And if it's a female with eggs, you should notch it. Thanks for the question!

Heck yeah! 🦞

@@danieledwards7178 Will you have a boat or kayaks or anything or fishing from shore?

@@LobsterFishingAdventures Thanks! Yeah, it's certainly a risk. 😅😅😅

@@maritimeus Yeah, man. It really is. Took it out to Boon Island the other day. It loves the deep blue.

@@maritimeus Caught him on a 4 oz diamond jig off New Castle. I need to get a day where I can try to target them with clams or sea worms. They taste great.

@@seasidenomad btw, I was 3-4 miles out past Isles of Shoals today on my way out to Old Scantum. At that spot, I saw a great white shark and got within 10 feet when it was cruising at the surface. Then it breached 3 times. Flew right out of the water. Got some crazy pictures. Just like shark week on discovery channel.

@maritimeus Dang! Heard it was flat today, would have been a great day to go wide. Airborne great whites are epic. Once you get past the shoals, it gets sharky. A chunk of mackerel or pogie, and they come calling. I'm envious of the adventure!

@DrEMichaelJones It's kind of a scary place in general. No real solid access, hundreds of, sometimes, ornery seals, and a history of cannibalism. Pretty terrifying if you think about it all. Haha

@jtcosimmonsma7071 2024 new ones go for 15k. This was last year's model, so it was a few grand less, thankfully. And I got them to take a bit off the trailer. Not a cheap purchase, but I've been wanting one for like 4 years. Finally got it done.

Whats the out the door price for the trailer and scout? Looking at a 2023 now just want to see if it's priced comparable

@seasidenomad what was the price out the door for trailer and 2023 scout?

@george62284 For me, I got a promotion where you could choose 1k off the sticker price and get an extra year of warranty with going financing rates, or I could choose to get low financing (offset by Sea Doo) with the basic 1 year warranty. I went with the low financing. So jet ski was 13800, and the trailer was 1400. So 15200 with low financing, but it could have been 14200, but without the better financing deal. Hope that helps ya!

@@seasidenomad thx yea that's about what the last 2023 is going for where I'm from think the lowest rate is 1.99 if I did 36 months 60 is like 3.99

They use 36in traps and tie them together to make 2 trap trawls. They do have a davot with a pulley that really helps when they hand pull the rope. The pulley might cut the weight in half with the mechanical advantage. I see people pulling them up without a pulley, and I don't envy the sore muscles and hands. 😅

Also, they lobster in NH, so I don't know any of the Maine rules and regs FYI.

Gotcha. Thanks for the quick reply. I might try a couple of extra traps like those 36” ones. In Maine, pulleys are allowed, but I’m not sure how I’d mount one on my gunwale. BTW, cool new jet ski!

Yeah, it is wrasse-ey. Might have to add it to the other new species in the Gulf of Maine. 😂