Underwater Doormats!! Jumbo Fluke (Flounder) and Sea Bass Strike Baits!
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- Опубліковано 1 жов 2024
- Underwater video recorded on world class fluke (flounder) fishing grounds. This is my best and the first time I've captured true doormats hitting a lure with the underwater camera.
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I can’t say it enough. The best fishing channel on UA-cam. We are incredibly lucky to have you sharing your knowledge with the masses John. Thank you !
Your a class act in the fishing community. Can we call you daddy ? 😆
Skinner your the man I learn a lot from your books and videos thanks for sharing
Nice job !!Kayak karl did this in shinnecock bay 15 years ago trolling a tube and worm. We saw bass and fluke on the camera
Really surprised on the color down deep. And all the life down there. would think all the sand sharks would be all over your baits
I'd be scared to eat anything off the shores of New York in fear of turning into a liberal!! LOL!
1:57 what was that it looks like a tentacle almost
Have to show a video of the camera set up.
Yes a short video of your camera set up would be great. I’ve been trying to get a set up and have not been able to come up with anything that gives me enough steady video and is easy to work with.
I have a problem getting my bucktail to sink to the bottom. Even shallow water I can never seem to feel bottom with it. Do you have any tips? I find from a kayak by the way
Sounds like you need more weight on the jig. Keep an eye on the spool rotating while the offering sinks. The point of contact with the bottom should seem clear by the sudden slowdown in the spool rotating. You want to let your rig freefall to the bottom.
I did it! Watched the whole thing. Great stuff John.
That’s it everyone buy out them teasers and re sell them for 100$ each now
Thanks for your Videos john,Ive been fluke fishing for 25 years around Misquamicut block island and montauk.Ive had good days and and not so good days and what I have have surmised its all about wind direction and stages of the tide...But I have always wondered how many fish are following or looking at your offerings....These videos are proof that that they are at least looking at them LOL....Good job appreciate your efforts
I should be talking about fishing - but instead - what is with the green color of the water? That is not normal. I wonder what causes it. I've seen blue, red, brown, grey, but never antifreeze green in the North Atlantic. Not in 35 years of fishing.
Great stuff wow
It is a shame.... from one who knows NY fishing from the late 50's to today.. these "world class" fishing grounds are no more.. unless one is willing to travel to the East End. One used to be able to surf cast from beaches all along Jones shore's east to Captree & Robert Moses parks and come home with as many fish as one needed.. No more.. Over fishing and mostly pollution has ruined NYC thru Nassau county fishing grounds.. Be prepared to drive 3hrs or more (if coming from NYC) then one must rent or use your boat to get to these grounds.. Shame.
I really like your thought out and logical approach to fishing man. Makes sport so much more enjoyable
Is that an octopus at 1:58 ??
Jaxs Man I think lol
It'd be great to watch this alongside the depth sounder readout.
I'm amazed that y'all don't catch 15 Sea Bass for every fluke given the apparent numbers of Sea Bass.
Really great stuff to watch, Thanks!
Dude right at 1:58 in the video looks like a gigantic octopus checking the bait out.
What the hell??? It looks as big as the boat!!
Its really cool when you see the true "knuckle-head" c-bass show up and trail the bait...There knuckle really shows up down there...Calling in the females...;) Good stuff !
1:03:31 great shot of fast jigging bucktail and a nice doormat strike
And it's a nice shot of what orange gulp looks like dancing at 85'! That looked like a pretty good fish. Thanks for finding that. I knew it was in there somewhere.
@@JohnSkinnerFishing no problem!!! Ever fish around City Island?
Great video, it was very informative and interesting 👍. I would like to see more. TY
If you have a color sounder tune it down until only rocks have red or orange returns. It makes rocks on sand stand out like a sore thumb.
Seems Iike a few of them have been stung before.
They seem interested, until they appear to realize what it is and then turn away.
How do you feel about tipping the bucktail with a fishbite strip John?
I thought I saw a giant octopus at 1:57
Lonely Star* holy shit you might be right! Nice catch!
Had to be. I saw it too, before I saw your post
Color wave lengths, the same reason the sky is blue
Does anyone know of any other long videos like this where fish are following lures?
John as you know i call you the pope of Long Island fishing , quick question, these bucktails don't look like anything resembling a bait fish no flutter no motion at all , wonder why the fluke fall for this poor motion of a bait .
I think they look like a lot of things that glide and dart near the bottom.
John I love your videos, they have been very informative to me, I'm from indiana and hit the east coast twice a year, southern outer banks, emerald isle to be specific, I've tried your technique for the last two years, surf and off shore, the only thing I can say is my catch rate has improved dramatically, especially in some what touristy area, anyway keep the videos coming we all enjoy them, especially those of us who are land locked most of the year
7.5-8lb fluke?!? God damn that sucker must have been like 29-30”!!!
More like 27''.
When you say pork rind do you mean bacon? Or the chips
I used to dive and spearfish a lot and it takes a trained eye to spot their outline and eyes in the sand
Great video as always and thanks for posting. Have you tried to video other colors at that depth? If so was there any significant changes?
is that an octopus @1:59? that was weird!
Bubble trail
Egg sack
It's some type some type of jelly like goop see it all the time near the surface when diving
Looked like salps or a siphonophore...
How do u keep drifting but keep your bait above the floor when there’s constant elevation changes?
While fishing, you drop down and touch bottom occasionally.
At 1:58 there's something under the bait.. octopus maybe or squid of some kind wow
I saw that too. Not sure what it was.
It would be great if you could get some under water footage at the race when the outgoing tide is ripping just to see whats stacked up on that underwater mountain.
Check out this bass vid under the montauk light. We had a 3-knot current. It's just too fast and turbulent for good video. ua-cam.com/video/efZ-29PWdh8/v-deo.html
Yes very interesting video. I learn alot. Thanks for the long hrs of editing and thanks for sharing, John! Good stuff!
Ahhh - the old bow and arrow trick at 20:31? Yes?
Skinner . you are killing me ! EDIT ! Good work tough
I have been using this app for months now
John, if you use iMovie, there's a built-in filter that can filter out some of the green lights for underwater footages. I've done that for my video and the difference is pretty amazing. See here for a comparison: ua-cam.com/video/gSw3oa1kh_Q/v-deo.html
Thanks John. I’m a 50 yr old guy fishing Sandy Hook NJ but grew up fishing in Long Island as a kid in the 70’s and 80’s. You think you know what’s going on down there sometimes and I’m very surprised to see how hesitant some of the fish are especially the Sea Bass and Porgies. They give the impression that they just slam everything they see. And I never would’ve guessed Fluke would follow behind like that and opt not to strike. I always thought meals were hard to come by down there and they took advantage of that. Thanx again for the great footage...
Why aren't they biting it more often?
Can’t wait to catch door mats on my new rod 🤞🏻
Very cool, always wondered what it looked like down there. So, pink didn't really stand out under water like above water. What color does?
Orange Gulp stood out. (Salmon Red)
@@JohnSkinnerFishing thank you for always answering questions. Appreciate it
Do you this correlated with halibut fishing?
I'm told this works well on California Halibut.
Another great video John. Your videos have been such a great help to me for the two months that I have been fishing. I have learned so much from you in that short period of time. I finally caught two flukes while fishing on the crossbay north channel bridge in queens last saturday. And it's all because I used the techniques l picked up from your videos. Keep catching doormats and uploading great content.
I'm glad you find the stuff useful.
Those Saddle Blankets! That was awesome! Thank you for all you do. 🙏🏼❤️🙏🏼
There never were this many seabass and scup like this until the strict commercial limits were imposed now there a nuisance.there decimating everything on the bottom including the bait fish.notice you dont see a single lobster or crab because they eat them in the larval stage.hmm wonder why conn amd ny lobstermen are out of business......
The answer to where's the fish?
If anybody has any Uncle josh ripple rinds around they'd like to sell, I'd like to buy them, we could do it through Pay Pal.
What camera is he using?
WOW THAT WAS COOL
The color change is for us and the camera because of the change on light reaching the bottom but do we have any idea of what the fish see as far as color down there?
Hey I have an extra gallon of Sears weatherbeater. Let's pop the lid and see what happens...............lol.
It’s really sad/disappointing when there Is such a large swath of area with little to no fish.
It’s nice to see there are still some, however I don’t think it’s as good as it could be.
Essentially there is always room for improvement.
Thank you for sharing your videos. I’m an avid fisherman myself, and really enjoy the ocean fisheries.
This is rather insightful as to life down there, or there lack of in some areas.
I like these types of videos . Nice seeing what’s on the ground floor .
More....please, more underwater videos like this. There is so much information in watching these to help being a better fisherman. Thank you for all of your videos.
Hey John, cool video. In regards to the color change which is really cool. Maybe you could do a short video to see the color change on different color Bucktails, glups. And possibly at different depths. I think that would be quite interesting to see
And then the porgy scares the fluke lol bad porgy BAD!
Amazing how many fish are there! How did you rig the camera?
Pork rind? Left over? I thought Uncle Josh stopped marketing pork rind.
I wonder if you eat them. I do, they're freaken delicious.
John, your the man! I grew up fishing greenport to orient. Your living out my dreams of "I wonder whats going on behind my bait?" Thanks! See ya at "secret beach"
Great video, John! I’m wondering if this rig/camera setup could handle a little surf casting... sure would be interesting to see what’s right there in front of those of us who don’t have boats 😎
1st nice video!
Sweet learned a lot
Where
It's like "where's waldo", except for you're looking for fluke! Addictive. Thanks john!
How are you rigging the camera? I'd love to try this down in jersey to see what's going on at the bottom.
Great video i was hoping you would record some footage of that area good to see what is below i now have a better understanding next time try some thick sliced Bacon , Its true every thing is better with bacon picked up three nice ones last year , would like to see the colors of the other teasers under water if possible
A lot of fish and not many strikes.. wonder why
Thanks for posting the whole thing. I appreciate the long-form because it's where the real information is
I use these to teach myself and my marine bio high school classes. Fished a lot as a kid, learn more more fishing than in grad school
thanks john for all your hard work of recording all your videos and sharing.. but if its ok with you i have 2-3 questions to ask you, since im not a fluke fisherman as of yet, but will start this year,for now im gathering info doing research for when i do start..i wanted to ask you if you have tried strip bait on a jig head and or bucktail jigged off the bottom as you do with gulps? ., and not trolling off the bottom, as in this video, wouldn't the results be different...? being that seabass and flukes are opportunistic fishes ..and seeing an injured fish/ or a stripof to attack mode...or you feel that gulps would be superior to strip cut fresh bait... im only asking due to that i saw another fisherman video, where him and hes friend were fishing for flukes initially with the gulps and were not doing good and as soon as they changed adding only strip cut baits to there bucktails it significantly made a difference..one even caught ..hes biggest flounder of 10lbs...what's your take please ..?...thanks
Absolutely we will sometimes tip the jigs and teasers with fluke or searobin strips. These do a good job of standing up well to the interference fish (seabass, porgies). Generally we find the gulp works better, but there have been times that they seemed to prefer the strips.
Another Great video John , Thanks for all you do. Don’t know how I missed this one ,
wow every fishermans dream thinking like a fish
1:11:18 something strange possible fluke top right corner
Are u using a 2 or 3oz weight?
This was for video only. We normally jig 3-4-ounce bucktails.
Love how the fish behave just chilling by the bucktail like nah not interested
John this video tells me the strike zone for fluke may be higher than I thought, which means I don't necessarily have to consistently bounce off bottom. I'm just tired of losing rigs in structure. You concur?
It depends where you thought the strike zone was. I'd like to keep my offering a foot or two off the bottom. It seems the porgies and seabass are much more willing to go higher, but that's not surprising given the fluke is built to lay flat on the bottom.
Follow the bouncing bucktail.... 👍🤪
How deep was this?
80'
Very informative video, thank you John!
Mr. John Skinner your a GOAT. A LEGEND. 💯
Really appreciate the knowledge you are handing out to us.
Awsome video man much love from LI keep em coming
Wear some good headphones...you will hear a lot more
great idea using the camera rather than guessing
Why don't the sea bass go after that thing?
where is this?
Montauk NY
Awesome video, 15:40 a fish comes into frame on left side above rock. Any clue what kind of fish?
I'm pretty sure it's just another porgy, but I had to look at it a few times.
As always, nice work men.
What is that below the lure at 1:57
How did you manage to keep the bucktail so perfectly off the floor?
Lol it does look like a buck tail but that explains it
Fantastic video....good job.
Love your videos man!
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John you are the man!! Thank you!