SECRET BAIT CATCHES MONSTER SNOOK AND TARPON ON THE BEACH
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- When fishing on the beach in Boca Raton Florida this June, we heard that the big jacks were cruising the beaches so we decided to come with some frozen ballyhoo to put on to try and get tight with a beach donkey! We butterflied the ballyhoo and threw them out and to our surprise, we hooked some monster fish including a big tarpon and a few massive snook. One of the snook measured 39"!
It was truly a memorable day and we were shocked how quickly we went through an entire pack of frozen ballyhoo on the beach! Come see our 'secret bait' video!
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Nailed it. Great trip and video. Thank you
@@Jordan__R thanks !!! It was amazing!!!
great job caring for the snook.
Thanks for recognizing!! We love our snook!!!!!
Awesome video guys
Thanks brotha!!!!!
WATCH YOUR LIP FAM PUTTING IN THE WORK GETTING THE REWARD 💯🤙💪😎
We use this butterfly method for reds and snook, even bigger snapper, under the mangroves on the west coast 😁 AND the occasional catfish 👎💩 🤪😂
Nice!! Excellent jumps!! Yep, you guys were fightin' those waves! 👍
For sure brother!!
Great tip! Another great job fellas!
Thank you bro!!!!
Great video! Watching from Phoenix, AZ. I’ll try your bait technique next time I get to the East Coast of Florida. I just found your channel and subscribed.👍
Fantastic!!!! Thanks for subscribing!!! Lmk when you come this way and I’ll try to give you some guidance
@@watchyourlip3209 I will, thank you!
I’m gonna try that butterfly ballyhoo trick next time. I wonder if that would work on other bait fish?
Oh it does!!! 100%
100% I do this when I have left over mullet. Works like a charm. This method really sends out a lot of scent out
if it wasnt so wavey would weight would you use?
@@carlos92fs87 probably a 6 oz pyramid. The 6 oz are necessary for casting the conventional reel without 30 lb test
@@watchyourlip3209 thanks on a fish finder rig?
Do you fish a South Padre island
No. I never have