damn this is amazing.. can you do one for RI waters?? hahaha i just have my go to spots in newport by brenton reef that is always producing 19+ but would like to get more spots lol
Hi mate - thanks for the video. I will be very new to fishing come spring and interested in your line and leader set up. I heard you say 10lbs braid and 30lbs leader - Is that a typical/good set up for the Sound in general, or is that for Blackfish specifically? Wondering if I should be investing in 20lbs braid
My buddy and I fish from kayaks out of the middle of CT, it's not exactly the easiest to cover a lot of ground graphing maps any shortcuts to a general area that's ideal for tutog and seabass?
Hey Randy. No problem there man. There are TONS of great Tog spots right close to shore. Any of the jettys are good and there are tons of spots for Tog near Westbrook. Sea Bass are a little tougher to find but they like humps in 70 to 90 feet. Use the channel markers as your guide. Good luck!
Subscribed. Would like to see this in Relief Shading.
Wow .... how is this channel not up in the tens of thousands at least? Hell-of-informative, thanks ... going to check out your other vids 👍
What an awesome compliment Afri. Thank you very much! I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thanks again for watching. - Justin T.
Great stuff...subscribed. I'm fishing the sound and bays around Huntington.
Always very informative. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for the comment. Please share our channel! :)
This was such a great and informative video. Thank you very much. Can you make one for fluke spots and sea bass spots?
Thanks for watching Kobi11. We will be coming out with more videos very soon like this for fluke, seabass and stripers. Thanks again for the comment
Very informative.
Glad it was helpful!
damn this is amazing.. can you do one for RI waters?? hahaha i just have my go to spots in newport by brenton reef that is always producing 19+ but would like to get more spots lol
Hi mate - thanks for the video. I will be very new to fishing come spring and interested in your line and leader set up. I heard you say 10lbs braid and 30lbs leader - Is that a typical/good set up for the Sound in general, or is that for Blackfish specifically? Wondering if I should be investing in 20lbs braid
Your videos are great. I love these where you go over chart plotter and fish finder. Could you do a video like this with stripped bass? Thanks
Thanks Nick! I sure can! Keep checking back. I'll have one up soon! Thanks for watching!
My buddy and I fish from kayaks out of the middle of CT, it's not exactly the easiest to cover a lot of ground graphing maps any shortcuts to a general area that's ideal for tutog and seabass?
Hey Randy. No problem there man. There are TONS of great Tog spots right close to shore. Any of the jettys are good and there are tons of spots for Tog near Westbrook. Sea Bass are a little tougher to find but they like humps in 70 to 90 feet. Use the channel markers as your guide. Good luck!