That's fishing 💯. U still went back n nice tile fish. Usually when you bring up a fish from that deep and it gets off your hook that close to the boat they float up. Tilefish don't go back down fast. Great job guys great job
Probably the main issue with then is that It don’t have a clear. I did catch a couple hundred lb shark in one but I’m not sure how long it would last. There were times I cranked manually to keep the motor from getting too hot on it also.
@@joeprimal2044 sorry, autocorrect lol. I meant clicker. If your trolling and a fish hit you wouldn’t hear it. I would probably suggest a hooker reel or a Daiwa mp3000 for that application.
![Fishing under HUGE! BRIDGES and DEEP! INLETS in PENSACOLA Bay! [Multiple Species]](/img/n.gif)
That's fishing 💯. U still went back n nice tile fish. Usually when you bring up a fish from that deep and it gets off your hook that close to the boat they float up. Tilefish don't go back down fast. Great job guys great job
Great jobs guy.. it is what it is… these are realistic fishing videos
Thank you!
Great action Jeremy! Those Tile fish are pretty cool looking! Hope you guys have a great 2022!
Thanks! We need to go fishing soon
Nice setup! Would you choose the medium heavy or heavy daiwa tanacom bent butt rods bottom fishing 2-40 lb fish 400-500ft waters. 2 lb leads
Thanks. What would you think of Tanacom 1000 for trolling for Bluefin? They run mostly 90 to 150# typically out here.
Probably the main issue with then is that It don’t have a clear. I did catch a couple hundred lb shark in one but I’m not sure how long it would last. There were times I cranked manually to keep the motor from getting too hot on it also.
@@ReelHazardous I don’t understand what you mean by a clear. Is there a different make or model you would recommend? Thanks.
@@joeprimal2044 sorry, autocorrect lol. I meant clicker. If your trolling and a fish hit you wouldn’t hear it. I would probably suggest a hooker reel or a Daiwa mp3000 for that application.
@@ReelHazardous Thanks so much, I’ll check them out.
How deep was that. Lots of light down there. We get the bluelines in 4-500 here in palmbeach
500 ft was our best depth
@@jjthurne5206 I can't believe how much light was there at that depth. I've seen other videos and it's pitch black at 4-500'
At mid day it is surprisingly light down there but just a few hours later when the sun isn’t overhead it gets dark fast!
@@ReelHazardous Roger that explains why both golden an bluelines bite better mid day👍 nice work as always
What kind of rod holders are those with a button?
Those are evolution 360 rod holders made by exploding fish rod holders.