Not Your Typical Winter Catches! (Ocean To Backwater)
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
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I think these backwater creek videos are my favorite, such a cool environment.
Stunning video of the sunrise; your videography and editing are first rate.
I cant wait for the Florida Keys videos to finally drop! I always love those. Hopefully you hit up the 7 mile bridge
We got a good amount of those Atlantic bonito up here in NY/NJ this year. I seared them with sesame seeds and pepper with soy sauce on the side….amazing.
That sounds delicious. I missed most of the bite this year. I hope to get some later this month, if they are still around.
@@ReggieandMiloTheCat good luck! Try that recipe if you get some! You won’t be disappointed
It's nice to see that you actually get snagged too! I go into those creeks knowing that I'm going to be losing some terminal tackle. Never fails.
You can't not get snagged up in our creeks and rivers
Great video, love the backwaters, such a calm and relaxing day of fishing.
Question, what was the average depth in the backwater?
Great adventure, thanks for bringing us along.
Cheers.
10-20’
I love the multi species inshore stuff ! The scenery was interesting too in those backwaters with the dead trees. Thanks for sharing!
Boy, I really liked where you were fishing and the gar you landed; both beautiful!
This summer I had the ability to turn Atlantic Bonito into makos 😂. This summer I had some really good bones about 25 miles off AC. Before I shark fish I set out a tuna spread of small feathers cedars and small ballyhoo to try to get albies for bait. Idk why this year I barely had albies but in their place were bones. I had 1 pushing 13lbs and it hit a sterling tracker 😂. I was still using them for sharks and I hadn't had a mako in close to 4 years and this year I had 3. 2 in the 125lb class and one over 250. It is so hard to have to let them go
I cant help but notice that you haven't accidentally caught an octopus in a while. A personal best for late Fall/early winter.
Wow, the back drop sky is beautiful and calming..
I really wish they would build the rock jetty they were supposed to build at Oregon Inlet. Make it about 3 miles long would be nice. Only sharks here right now. Didn't even find sheepshead the other day. Great vid. Good back water stuff.
Nice kayak but the Autopilot at almost $1700. less seems like the better bang for your buck.
good variety on this one - the small bluefish are prime mako bait - of course you have to have perfect day to be able to go out a little bit more but if there is bait there are small makos and they are fantastic to eat - do double check the regs i think they have to be 54"
I stand corrected : The federal government is shutting down fishing of a popular species of shark to try to give the animals a chance to recover from population decline.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), shut down shortfin mako fishing today. They sharks long been prized by sports fishermen, as well as by seafood fans, who use them to make steaks. According to NOAA, in 2020, recreational anglers landed more than 1.1 million pounds of Atlantic shortfin mako shark.
NOAA says the ban on mako fishing has no set end date and will depend on the status of the species. The agency says the mako population is difficult to rebuild because the fish have slow population growth rates.
North Carolina regulationsalready prohibit the fishing of the less common longfin mako in coastal waters and three miles out into the Atlantic Ocean.
Why go fast? Because you've never caught a marlin from a kayak!! 😅
Great watch. Something you may not appreciate, Elias: go to 12:31 and take a moment to take in the skyline behind you. You catch a lot of fish, but if you get to see that even once a week, I'm not sure it matters.
A video I'd like to see from you is the story of your relocation to NC, the learning curve, how you figured out what to throw at what, what were the things you built on from your NE fishing, what did you have to learn that surprised you.
Cheers.
Very dramatic pictures of the poisonous chemtrails.
How do those barefoot jigs work for flounder, I found some bigger sizes and want to try them for fluke
Elias, have you had Mario down or seen him recently?
I really wish someone had handed you a cup of coffee after you said that.
Thanks for sharing your fishing videos with us, gg
Nevertheless a good lesson and an awesome video. Thanks.
Dang the sky is loaded with chem trails
Does your new kayak have spot lock?
Heck yea gar’s is a crazy looking fish!
Longnose Gar Catch and cook!
You must not eat red fish ,,,,
I know you don’t keep redfish very often where you live. You should try this recipe on one and it would work on black drum and specks as well.
Lightly season with cajun seasoning, bread lightly with Italian breadcrumbs or panco. Pan sear with a little olive oil…when crispy on both sides, top with shredded parmigiana on one side. Cover with lid about 30 seconds just to let the cheese melt. I know a lot of folks don’t like cheese on fish but this was amazing.
Just an idea for you.
joe in MS
Try this one on for size next time. Marinate your red drum (or crappie are great too) fillets in Dijon or yellow mustard. Put in fridge. Next in a large zip lock mix half hot seafood breader and half pulverized frito lays corn chips(mix together well). Heat oil to 350F(I like canola oil). Drop fillets in breader bag to coat directly before putting in the oil. When they float and are brown and crispy they are done. I'm gonna try your recipe real soon. Thanks so much and God bless. 🙏🐟😉
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sounds great also. will definitely try it!
Watching you fish is great. The place where you fish has beautiful natural scenes . i like
What a beautiful fish
Elias, could you make a video solely targeting speckled trout??
I’ve got a few speck videos but I won’t be posting them for a few months.
Not a bad day, considering the conditions. That big Gar was certainly a surprise ... 1/4 of the body length was "teeth".
👍👍👍классная рыбалка
That Toad Fish spinner seems to be holding up well for all you have been putting it through. Thanks for the great consistent content.
Penn Clash II used here mostly.
@@EliasVFishing from watching you all this time I see that the Penn reels are holding up well.
This is the time of year when big specks start to stack up in the deep river channels down here in Alabama. I bet they do the same up there. How about a trip to go after them?
Niiiiice gar. Cool to see some of the backwater in your area. Keep it up
I know the feeling and the damage that can happen when you unexpectedly hit something with the kayak drive. Glad there was no damage. Do you carry a replacement for the shear or whatever might get damaged?
I just started using the saltwater powerbaits in the blue pack a few weeks ago. I'm using them in the Brusnwick River, so no toothy critters, but for trout, drum, and striper they're hella durable baits. Pretty impressed.
How do they compare with "Fishbites" baits?
@@woodystemms3799 I haven't fished the fishbites soft plastics, so no clue.
I haven't seen the saltwater Powerbaits, but it appears that some of them have a level of translucence that's not seen in the Fishbite plastic lure products. Anything that last's longer than Gulp ( and stinks less ) is welcome.
Didn't even know you could still fish in these temperatures!😮
What type of fish could you find bitting in these lakes?🤔
Great pacific speckled oyster crunchers
The crappie are bitting and you can always go catfishing too. Crappie are delicious! God bless. 🐟🐟🐟
Hey man I’m local, at RRP all the time, do you have a PO Box I could send you some seasoning to try as a Christmas present?
Hey Marcus, shoot me an email through my website and I’ll get back to you.
If you're into eating fish, those gar are delicious. Takes a bit of work to get the meat but, it's tasty. Similar to alligator meat
Sounds good to me. I’ve seen them cleaned before and tried one years back - really underrated for sure.
That was a 1 in 1000 chance to actually hook that gar!!! Hard to get a good hookup on them.
The back of their scales are super sharp, if they thrash and slide backwards against the scales they'll tear you up, learned that one the hard way.
Their scales are so tough the natives would use them as arrowheads
Never got cut by the scales before! That’s good to know though!
Nice!
Elias, been watching u for a very very long time. Originally from NJ, and fished the same waterways as you and now im down in SE North Carolina and just amazed and blessed everyday to fish these waterways. I enjoy just looking at the water at Wrightsville in the background of your videos.
Incredible chem-trailing in yesterday's sky.🙄