I totally love the sandpipers I'm with you on that my favorite shorebird I call him Tweety birds and I love the way they can run so damn fast. And yes that was it. See those are sea urchins. Some people eat them. I've never tried them
Your showing chip how u do it 🎣🎣 over here on The panhandle, I think u have done something that I haven't seen from any other u tuber fisherman over here,, double up on permits 🐟🐟,, That is so Awesome,, threw in the pompanos for a Xtra bonus 🐟🎣, chip also with the nice red, I hope that will bring some of the NE Surf fisherman over, and fish this beautiful Coast,, ,,As all ways, Thanks for the Content,,, STAY SAFE GOD BLESS 👍,,,
Chip always tearing the fish up. Few of them come over for the pomp tournaments every year. Hope you have been catching some of those fat fall Pompano!
You're about to hate me. I went Saltwater fishing for the first time the weekend before labor day. I hired a beach guide to "show me the ropes". No pompano that morning, but got a permit. First time ever saltwater fishing. He told me they were rare, but man... You tried for 5 years before catching one. I feel your pain.
I see you like Penn spinning reels, since you seem to do a lot of bait fishing, you should look into getting the Penn live liner series (or another brand), it has two separate drag systems, one you set up for waiting for a bite, when you get a bite, flip the lever or just start reeling, and switch to the fighting drag, set so you don't usually have to tighten the drag, unless you get a hit from a much bigger fish than expected. Other brands include the original Shimano bait runner, as well as Tsunami, Daiwa and Okuma. I have three different ones excluding the Shimano and Daiwa ones. Don't use any other style for most bait fishing!!!
I looked into those reels while doing my research. I won't speak for Justin, but I am hard on my equipment, and you have to get up to the slammer series for the live liner to be fully sealed. The information I found online is that rear drag is just something else to break and adds additional complexity. What I've landed on is counting the number of half turns on the reel to get from fighting drag to sand spike drag. When I get a hit, I just crank that number of half turns. Usually seems to be about 2 half turns.
@@fishingthemidsouth I only fish saltwater, I've had the Penn for almost 4 years and the Tsunami and Okuma for about 9 or 10; years, and haven't had any problems, I just rinse them in fresh water after use. The Tsunami is a smaller size, great for even slot redfish. The Penn is larger, with up to 30# drag, the Okuma is in between
I have looked into them before and just never pulled the trigger. I've heard mixed reviews on the drag failing but I'm sure that comes down to how well the gear is maintained.
@fishingthemidsouth I'm pretty hard on my gear too and saw the same info regarding the drag. I think I need to start adding a 2nd half turn when adjusting my drag haha.
This is awesome... I fished Destin during my vacation with fish bites and shrimp but looks like based on your videos and other creators sand fleas is the best. So does your setup not use any weights?
I have good luck with shrimp and fishbites too. Best to have several baits at all times and once you find out what the fish want to eat use that. During the Fall I had a lot of days that Sandfleas were what they wanted though. I use 3 and 4oz weights.
I’ve used owner hooks on the recommendations of tons of UA-cam fishing channels but I’ve never had so many hooks literally break in half as I have owner brand hooks! Everyone I watch swears by them but they’ve cost me several fish! Is there maybe a bad batch of them out there or something?
You must have gotten a bad batch. I've been using them for years and have only had one break out of all of them. Only had a couple straighten out too. I've caught bull reds on the #6 mutu lights.
You're catching baby permit. If you want to do a real video, get in touch with me. I'll put you on top of a number in Naples where you can get 20 30 lb permit. Get out there at first light before the other boats show up with dollar blue crabs big boys
I'd love to catch a nice size one! We don't get the big ones here in the Panhandle area and it's not a common catch so 2 baby Permit was exciting for me haha. I might be in that area visiting family this summer so I'll keep this in mind.
Congrats on the permit, Justin. Gorgeous fish!
Thanks Scott!
Very cool video!!! Awesome day of fishing. Thanks for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Stoked you got that permit bro! Congrats!
Appreciate it man! 👊
I totally love the sandpipers I'm with you on that my favorite shorebird I call him Tweety birds and I love the way they can run so damn fast. And yes that was it. See those are sea urchins. Some people eat them. I've never tried them
Wow! Nice job!
Thanks John!
Great video...love eating pomps in fish tacos!!!
Thanks! Pompano tacos are definitely good eats.
Try tripletail in fish tacos. Damn is it good
Your showing chip how u do it 🎣🎣 over here on The panhandle, I think u have done something that I haven't seen from any other u tuber fisherman over here,, double up on permits 🐟🐟,, That is so Awesome,, threw in the pompanos for a Xtra bonus 🐟🎣, chip also with the nice red, I hope that will bring some of the NE Surf fisherman over, and fish this beautiful Coast,, ,,As all ways, Thanks for the Content,,, STAY SAFE GOD BLESS 👍,,,
Chip always tearing the fish up. Few of them come over for the pomp tournaments every year. Hope you have been catching some of those fat fall Pompano!
Another great video, Justin. Chip definitely makes the best sputnik on the market.
Appreciate it! I agree.
You slayed two of my favorite fish to catch from the beach. Awesome day , nice work 🙌
I wish i could carch Permit consistently cause they fight pretty hard!
@@JustinReedFishing oh, they are a thrill to catch
Awesome, I caught a baby Permit near Port Canaveral this year!
Very nice!
Epic Day! That's awesome
Thanks!
Y’all had an absolute epic day. That’s the kind of day that dreams are made of. Good job buddy. 😎
Appreciate it man!
Congratulations on a great day of fishing!
Thanks Frank!
Good job fellas 🎣
Thanks Nathan!
Love your vids. Nice catch
Appreciate it 👊
came from fb 🔥
You're about to hate me. I went Saltwater fishing for the first time the weekend before labor day. I hired a beach guide to "show me the ropes". No pompano that morning, but got a permit. First time ever saltwater fishing. He told me they were rare, but man... You tried for 5 years before catching one. I feel your pain.
I am thrilled you caught one! That's an epic first Saltwater Fish and a great story to tell.
Awesome video and congrats on your permit limit. I fished all weekend with only one pomp. But like you said, still a great time on the beach. Later!
Thanks! It's been tough fishing for me this week. Good luck out there!
I see you like Penn spinning reels, since you seem to do a lot of bait fishing, you should look into getting the Penn live liner series (or another brand), it has two separate drag systems, one you set up for waiting for a bite, when you get a bite, flip the lever or just start reeling, and switch to the fighting drag, set so you don't usually have to tighten the drag, unless you get a hit from a much bigger fish than expected. Other brands include the original Shimano bait runner, as well as Tsunami, Daiwa and Okuma. I have three different ones excluding the Shimano and Daiwa ones. Don't use any other style for most bait fishing!!!
I looked into those reels while doing my research. I won't speak for Justin, but I am hard on my equipment, and you have to get up to the slammer series for the live liner to be fully sealed. The information I found online is that rear drag is just something else to break and adds additional complexity. What I've landed on is counting the number of half turns on the reel to get from fighting drag to sand spike drag. When I get a hit, I just crank that number of half turns. Usually seems to be about 2 half turns.
@@fishingthemidsouth
I only fish saltwater, I've had the Penn for almost 4 years and the Tsunami and Okuma for about 9 or 10; years, and haven't had any problems, I just rinse them in fresh water after use. The Tsunami is a smaller size, great for even slot redfish. The Penn is larger, with up to 30# drag, the Okuma is in between
I have looked into them before and just never pulled the trigger. I've heard mixed reviews on the drag failing but I'm sure that comes down to how well the gear is maintained.
@fishingthemidsouth I'm pretty hard on my gear too and saw the same info regarding the drag. I think I need to start adding a 2nd half turn when adjusting my drag haha.
Epic day for sure. Permit limit and pompanoooooo!
Appreciate it man!
Hey from Destin! Congrats on the Permit Duo! Are you still catching sand fleas in the surf?
Appreciate it! Yes I am still finding sandfleas. I scoop the lip in the water to find them.
This is awesome... I fished Destin during my vacation with fish bites and shrimp but looks like based on your videos and other creators sand fleas is the best.
So does your setup not use any weights?
I have good luck with shrimp and fishbites too. Best to have several baits at all times and once you find out what the fish want to eat use that. During the Fall I had a lot of days that Sandfleas were what they wanted though.
I use 3 and 4oz weights.
Nice permit. I caught permit on hermit crabs
Nice! Never thought to use a hermit crab.
beatiful and no people not like naples good luck
Thanks. Tight lines 🤘
I’ve used owner hooks on the recommendations of tons of UA-cam fishing channels but I’ve never had so many hooks literally break in half as I have owner brand hooks! Everyone I watch swears by them but they’ve cost me several fish! Is there maybe a bad batch of them out there or something?
You must have gotten a bad batch. I've been using them for years and have only had one break out of all of them. Only had a couple straighten out too. I've caught bull reds on the #6 mutu lights.
we call it palometa in my contry it s not testy i fish q few in september
Short-spine sea urchin, Lytechinus variegatus, is what you found washed up
Thanks for the identification.
Are you in Pensacola?
Yes.
Where are you
Pensacola Florida
You're catching baby permit. If you want to do a real video, get in touch with me. I'll put you on top of a number in Naples where you can get 20 30 lb permit. Get out there at first light before the other boats show up with dollar blue crabs big boys
I'd love to catch a nice size one! We don't get the big ones here in the Panhandle area and it's not a common catch so 2 baby Permit was exciting for me haha. I might be in that area visiting family this summer so I'll keep this in mind.