Fishing bro's. I cannot thank you enough for taking me into your world of fishing. Into the docks or wherever it may be I wish I was a little bit younger and or at least lived nearer the bodies of water you fish. I first learned flippin rubber worms for largemouth bass in small country ponds in northeast San Diego County about 40 years ago. So getting the opportunity to have ya all share your fishing has been a huge treat for me I get hours of it daily. So thank you. BP O'side, North San Diego County, California
Lawson you are the most accurate and skilled inshore fisherman I have seen. I have fished inshore in SW Florida for over 35 years. Thank you for showing others how to do it !!!!
New to this channel just yesterday, and it immediately became the second of only two fishing channels that I'll be following religiously. Worth every minute. Great communicator! Entertaining and educational. Very interesting that I've yet to watch on of your videos where you use a net to retrieve fish, but this particular video was insane -- jumping in to chase the fish, incredible! Would not have even occurred to me. Glad you're on here and keep up the great work!
Been fishing inshore saltwater for about 15 years, didnt get really serious about it until the last 3 or so years, Ive learned SOOOOO much from your videos, thank you for making these!
Rarely do I use bait, I'm an artificial person myself. However, from time to time I will use live shrimp, piggy or pin perch. With three of us fishing, we'll go through 15 dozen shrimp and 5 dozen perch on five hours. Usually that translates into 75 or so fish. It can definitely get pricey, but we get a lot of fish and have non-stop action.
Great video and explanations on live shrimp tactics. Also it was nice that the fish were cooperating to show the great variety of fish you can catch with live shrimp.
Dude my favorite vid to date...so informative ! For a fishing fan like me and not a guy who has time to be a hardcore fisherman I really appreciate you passing on some of that knowledge in such a detailed fomat.So when I do get time to fish I have a better chance at catchin...
This is the video that hooked me to your channel my man. As soon as I saw you ditch the boat I exited and clicked subscribe. To this day this is still my favorite video on your channel.
Lawson, great video..Tons of great catches, many different species, gorgeous day and the, what is up....my dawgs.....Very informative as well!!!! thx, dawg
Great vid. As a newcomer to Florida, and moving from a place (Oregon) where the fish are nothing like what there is here, I really appreciate the instructive approach.
Lawon--BTW I met you on the bridge / Shell station on your way to round island a month ago. Since that time I sold me SeaPro 172 and purchased a 16 flats shadowcast boat from Ankona boats in Fort Pierce. Has a draft of 5 inches with motor.
Hey Lawson, I just really wanted to give you props for a sensational video. Now I know that most avid fisherman understand a lot of this information, especially those who live or fish a lot in Florida. Nevertheless, your vid was extremely interesting to watch, well made, and informative. You also have a real knack for doing these instructional or informational videos so please do more if you have the time because they are very helpful. FYI, I live on Hilton Head Island, near the SC-GA border and this method works well up here too. The only problem is that we do not have nearly the number of species that you guys have, especially quality species of game fish, plus our water is much cloudier. As far as inshore fishing goes, we're pretty much limited to redfish, speckled trout, flounder, and Sheepshead, and during the summer months bait fishing tends to attract the undesirables, such as hard heads, pinfish, puffer fish, Stingrays and baby sharks. I used to live just south of Boca Raton, so I'm well acquainted with South Florida fishing and love it. I'll never forget the morning I was fishing on a sandbar in skinny water near some mangroves and I hooked up on a big Barracuda with my saltwater fly rod totally by surprise, as I was primarily targeting Snook. That was one hell of a fight. Again, please keep making these instructional videos because you have the knowledge and do a great job. Hope to see you on the water next time I'm down that way. do you ever make it up towards the Carolina Lowcountry?
Lawson great informative videos. I appreciate your concern for the fish’s well being. Having seen things in the Halifax River would be hard for me to jump in the water but great job.
Liked and subscribed! you are very entertaining and educational. Your fishing adventures are so different from mine in the mid-west. I was really thinking I was going to see an episode of Jaws 4 when you jumped into the water after that monster that got away!
Great post, glad you say, in my mind, Mutton Snapper correctly. of the 5 or 6 FL fishing post I watch, its always - Muuhinn or some fax. There are 2, count them, TWO dang T's in der fer cry eye. No more T shaming! :)
Love the dedication on jumping out for an acute chance at catching that big runner fish through the docks, that's commitment 💪😎
Fishing bro's. I cannot thank you enough for taking me into your world of fishing. Into the docks or wherever it may be I wish I was a little bit younger and or at least lived nearer the bodies of water you fish. I first learned flippin rubber worms for largemouth bass in small country ponds in northeast San Diego County about 40 years ago. So getting the opportunity to have ya all share your fishing has been a huge treat for me I get hours of it daily. So thank you. BP O'side, North San Diego County, California
Lawson you are the most accurate and skilled inshore fisherman I have seen.
I have fished inshore in SW Florida for over 35 years. Thank you for showing others how to do it !!!!
Fishing 101 for those who are just getting in or new to salt water. I love it.
Thank you !!!
Keeping the next generation fishing !!!!
I really liked this discussion style vid, thanks man
Lawson your the man. Mad props for getting out of the boat to try and land that fish. True fisherman. Love your channel.
New to this channel just yesterday, and it immediately became the second of only two fishing channels that I'll be following religiously. Worth every minute. Great communicator! Entertaining and educational. Very interesting that I've yet to watch on of your videos where you use a net to retrieve fish, but this particular video was insane -- jumping in to chase the fish, incredible! Would not have even occurred to me. Glad you're on here and keep up the great work!
I enjoyed it as usual, look at you leaving the boat, climbing in the water for a fish. Hey man, that was some serious commitment!
I immediately subscribed the moment you jumped out of that boat! I love the dedication. Thank you for the great video.
Been fishing inshore saltwater for about 15 years, didnt get really serious about it until the last 3 or so years, Ive learned SOOOOO much from your videos, thank you for making these!
Rarely do I use bait, I'm an artificial person myself. However, from time to time I will use live shrimp, piggy or pin perch. With three of us fishing, we'll go through 15 dozen shrimp and 5 dozen perch on five hours. Usually that translates into 75 or so fish. It can definitely get pricey, but we get a lot of fish and have non-stop action.
Great video and explanations on live shrimp tactics. Also it was nice that the fish were cooperating to show the great variety of fish you can catch with live shrimp.
Dude. One of the most fun videos. Loved that you were in the water trying to take one for your viewers! Keep it up!
I watch a lot of fishing videos and yours are by far the most entertaining! It’s great for late night entertainment.
Never saw this video don’t know how I missed this video. Your a beast getting in the water to save that fish this is why I love your videos.
Lawson - "Who needs a rod I'll just grab the bonefish with my hand" Excellent video. Any chance you can do dead/frozen shrimp one of these times?
I was excited as all shizzle when you said Im going in after em!! Lmao love the dedication Lawson! Exciting content I was rooting for you Dawg!
Dude my favorite vid to date...so informative ! For a fishing fan like me and not a guy who has time to be a hardcore fisherman I really appreciate you passing on some of that knowledge in such a detailed fomat.So when I do get time to fish I have a better chance at catchin...
This is the video that hooked me to your channel my man. As soon as I saw you ditch the boat I exited and clicked subscribe. To this day this is still my favorite video on your channel.
I love your videos, you’re like the only saltwater fisherman on UA-cam thank for posting so often love your videos
Lawson, great video..Tons of great catches, many different species, gorgeous day and the, what is up....my dawgs.....Very informative as well!!!! thx, dawg
Do you take your hood off when you hook into a fish for easier post processing? Like as an indicator when your going through footage ?
Southern Hook Fishing great question
Know you're proud to have your boat back. Hang on to it. It fits the way you fish perfectly. Enjoy your content.
Thanks for the education. I’m a new year at saltwater/brackish water fishing. I learned a lot.
Great info. The informative style videos are always a great view...right up there with collaborations.
First we had 1 rod 1 reel, now I present to you, 1 jig 1 shrimp!
Great video! With Chelsea on board your videos have even gotten better.
Great vid. As a newcomer to Florida, and moving from a place (Oregon) where the fish are nothing like what there is here, I really appreciate the instructive approach.
props Chelsea, and that was dope even though you lost it!
Lawon--BTW I met you on the bridge / Shell station on your way to round island a month ago. Since that time I sold me SeaPro 172 and purchased a 16 flats shadowcast boat from Ankona boats in Fort Pierce. Has a draft of 5 inches with motor.
Was waitin for this 5 oclock drop. Had to run to my computer right quick. Love your vids man! Keep uup the badass content!
14:59 the goofy "Gawsh" LMAO
Saw your post on Instagram so had you tune in early!
Thank you for getting back to showing us how to become a better fisherman you think you will do more diving them are really good to watch as well..
Very intense for that little shrimp...u never now what could be lurking down there hungry... Awesome video keep them coming
Love your passion for fishing and the information you share!!
Great video. Real and honest. Keep up the good videos!
I'm new to fishing, but this entire time he reminds me of an American version of Shmee. Even uses the word "epic" appropriately. Subbing
I respect your effort for that fish man!
Good *Video* Congratulations Fisherman.
God be with you! Hug and good fishing!👍🎣
Good to see you respect and handle the bonefish correctly. Epic 🤙🤙
Hey Lawson, I just really wanted to give you props for a sensational video. Now I know that most avid fisherman understand a lot of this information, especially those who live or fish a lot in Florida. Nevertheless, your vid was extremely interesting to watch, well made, and informative. You also have a real knack for doing these instructional or informational videos so please do more if you have the time because they are very helpful. FYI, I live on Hilton Head Island, near the SC-GA border and this method works well up here too. The only problem is that we do not have nearly the number of species that you guys have, especially quality species of game fish, plus our water is much cloudier. As far as inshore fishing goes, we're pretty much limited to redfish, speckled trout, flounder, and Sheepshead, and during the summer months bait fishing tends to attract the undesirables, such as hard heads, pinfish, puffer fish, Stingrays and baby sharks. I used to live just south of Boca Raton, so I'm well acquainted with South Florida fishing and love it. I'll never forget the morning I was fishing on a sandbar in skinny water near some mangroves and I hooked up on a big Barracuda with my saltwater fly rod totally by surprise, as I was primarily targeting Snook. That was one hell of a fight. Again, please keep making these instructional videos because you have the knowledge and do a great job. Hope to see you on the water next time I'm down that way. do you ever make it up towards the Carolina Lowcountry?
Great video man! Love fishing the Florida waters
Love your videos keep up the great work and teaching us
Great video man! Fun fishing !!!
6:33
*Hooks up on Wahoo pitching docks* lmao
Your information on how to fish is great plus your video footage is always awesome
That’s some dedication, hopping in to chase the catch.
love to watch your enthusiasm. Good presentation.
I love informative vids plehboi, keepem flowing.
Lawson great informative videos. I appreciate your concern for the fish’s well being. Having seen things in the Halifax River would be hard for me to jump in the water but great job.
Live shrimp have been mandatory. I was born in 1978 and my family had always fished with live shrimp. Always.
Definitely hooked a monster ray laying in that sand!
That’s such a good point
Yeah Ray for sure
Also thought that immediately, they have a crazy first run
@@PieterSnyders yep almost seems like snag at first, they dive like crazy
so many different types of fish!!! very cool, very informative video.
Great video man. Very informative. Chelsea (hope I spelled it right) does a great job on the camera.
Liked and subscribed! you are very entertaining and educational. Your fishing adventures are so different from mine in the mid-west. I was really thinking I was going to see an episode of Jaws 4 when you jumped into the water after that monster that got away!
😂😂..my man jumped in the water....that's some passion!! Get my subscription!!!
you forgot about that sweet prized catfish in your fish recap at the end lol. Great vid bud, keep it up!
A Bonefish? What a fishery you have there Lawson.
Sight casting bonefish..that was so cool.
Awesome Video! Best one in a while!
Florida dreamer amazing fish much knowledge thx🤑💯
Love your videos been watching for a long time
Keep it up Lawson love the vids!!
Love the video compared to your usual ones cause we always know you're gonna catch a jack or snook.
What a surprise that last fish that hit the shrimp on the jig 😅🤣🤣
love that you jumped in!
UA-cam captioned your intro as, “what’s up my dogs lost in here...” 😂 😂
Cool shirt Lawson....I have one just like it!
James Moody what brand is it? I’ve been looking for something in that pattern for spearfishing
@@trevojreal7 Reel Legends.
Great stuff bro! Keep it up man!
Luckyyyyy dog!!!! Nice bone man loved the video
That was dope!!! Lawson don’t mess around- he’ll get in the water and beat that fishy’s a&$!!! 😎👍
Insane runs bro!
If you could in you next video, can give a link and tell us what rods and reels you use?
David Sciortino s
Yo that bone fish fought like crazy sick video
It had to have been a big Ray I've hooked them on light tackle while mackrel fishing.... They fight like hell 😂
Nice Technic, I will try to make it work in my country, thank you for sharing!
You’re a legend dude.
Awesome vid. Still exciting even with the breaking off. Keep it up!
Great video and nice catches mutton snapper sure are a pretty fish
Love the informative vids
Now that’s dedication to landing a giant!
Good stuff LL
Definitely got the variety pack out there. Nice job.
How do you get these guys and what size of jig? How do you prevent them from stealing your shrimp?
Excellent video!
That blue camo jacket is dope.
Great video man
Still one of the better videos. Beginners tutorial, ripping drag, multi species, nice location scenery and Larson gets wet. Twice. That's a fun video.
18:30 there goes the anti reverse and the pinon bearing
Best Vlog yet.
Wanted to see what it was...suspense! Love the vids mate!
Nice sweat ring around the hat bud lol
Awesome video
Live shrimp and croaker are the go to here on the MS Gulf Coast too!
Good ol law doggy ❤
How do you tie your leader to braid? Double uni or swivel ?
What tide do you prefer to fish?
Great post, glad you say, in my mind, Mutton Snapper correctly. of the 5 or 6 FL fishing post I watch, its always - Muuhinn or some fax. There are 2, count them, TWO dang T's in der fer cry eye. No more T shaming! :)
Nice video bro. And the side kick hahahaaa
Water seemed like a different color from what we usually see on here. I'll be fishing your home waters next week. Hope to run across you!