How to Catch Mackerel
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- Опубліковано 11 лип 2016
- We're out here today in Cape Cod, on calm waters jigging for mackerel, and we'd like to show you how to catch mackerel.
Primarily, we're drifting in waters about 70' deep, though targeting suspended Atlantic mackerel about 30' to 20' deep. I'm fishing with a custom rig of a stingnose jigging spoon at the bottom, with two teaser-t's tied above it.
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You can buy already pre-rigged mackerel rigs and they work great to catch mackerel. Though today I wanted to try a slightly different mackerel rig. Both are very effective at catching mackerel.
The technique we're using is a simple drop and jig technique. The hardest part is getting your line in the target line. A good way is to use a line counter on your reel.
Mackerel tend to move in large schools. So often you'll go through periods of nothing, then suddenly slam into a frenzy of them. This makes for an exciting day on the water!
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As always until next time, good luck and good fishin'! - Спорт
I used to catch the Tinker Makeral in Long island sound in Connecticut with the colored surgical tube umbrella Makeral Rigs,than due to the waters getting dirty they vanished in around 1980.and I fished off a jetty.they were to fishy and bony for me so I'd freeze them,than when I went blue,Striper, or fluke fishing I'd cut chunks and it worked great.much better than Bunkers.
You look like you're having some serious fun. I love your videos
A long time ago I went jigging for mackerel. It was fun.
Thanks for this vid.
Hope we were able to bring back some great memories :)
I was on my lunch break with nothing to watch. got excited when I saw you uploaded. great vid as always.
Glad you enjoyed this mackerel episode Jose and thanks for the great feedback :) Hope yo had a great lunch break
Ivo, awesome video and it's always great to see our girl Lisa, slaying them as well. ♡♡ from Indiana.
HI Jeffrey....great to hear from you in Indiana and so glad you enjoyed this mackerel episode :)
I used to use Sabiki rigs to jig for baby bluefish, aka 'snapper'. It was fun catching them by the bucket and then cooking them up and eating them! Haven't caught mackerel with the Sabiki rig yet, because there's no opportunity for me right now. I am a true boatless angler.
...thanks for writing in and good luck on the water :)
As an FYI, there is a very easy way to unhook these fish. Simply grab the shank if the hook. Use pliers. The fish will unhook itself in about i.5 seconds. I used to fish for these commercially with rod and reel, and we had to get them off the hooks and get the rigs back down where the fish were swimming.
Also, we always tried to keep a well-hooked mackerel swimming under the boat. That keeps the rest of the school around longer.
Thanks for sharing your mackerel tips with us - much appreciated :)
This is my favourite channel, keep it up Ivo! Have you ever though about going to Massachusetts?
actually he's in Cape cod
glad to see you all wearing life vests. I worried about you flipping in the water and wondered why you guys did not wear them. nice exciting video always enjoy watching.
So glad you enjoyed this jigging for mackerel episode Cheri and thanks for writing in :)
Do you guys ever use cut makeral to catch makeral
We use ultra light tackle for mackerel so it feels like a lot bigger fish!
Ultra-light would be a whole lot of fun :)
Lisa's slamming them again! Great video guys!
....she had a great time catching plenty of mackerel :)
Hi ivo I am soon going to main and was wondering if you had any lures that are good for the surf?Thanks.
Nice video.
Great video. What size T-swivel are you using?
glad you enjoyed this episode...the medium size Teaser-T :)
Great vid! Reminds me of when I went fishing for mackerel with my dad and brother. A huge school came by and everyone on the pier was catching fish. We were pulling up 4 or 5 at a time. By the end of the morning, we had filled our ice chest! Although it was just mackerel, it was one of the most fun times I've had while fishing. Very exciting!
nice video and nice fish
Glad you enjoyed this mackerel episode and thanks for writing in :)
can't wait to see some tuna fishing from the thundermist crew. Hope we will your on the cape?
....yes we were fishing Cape Cod :)
I like canned mackeral LOL! I guess the oily nature scents well for bait. Are you guys Canadian? for some reason I had thought that if not guess I thought you were often in the Canadian side of the great lakes..
Good to hear you like mackerel...it is actually very good for you :) Also, you are right, we are Canadian
I spent a lot of time in little Portugal in Toronto so lots of Olives and spices and mackeral and herring. Cheers look forward to learning more great techniques.
Where did Antonio get his rig
....the mackerel rigs are availbale at most tackle shops along the coast - he got his at Red Top in Buzzards Bay :)
No limits on these fish out there?
...not on mackerel :)
with all that bait in the boat , you never thought if maybe fishing for stripers or salmon
We did actually try for stripers for about a half hour that day with live mackerel, but no luck :)
What part of the Cape is this?
...not to far from Plymouth....called Green Harbor :)
Ok! Thanks!
Are those Spanish mackerel or King mackerel?
Spanish :)
I had some smoked mackerel, not the best smoked fish ive had.
Give this recipe a try next time....you'll be surprised at how good it tastes :) ua-cam.com/video/NhltppaVycU/v-deo.html
Holy makerel! ._.
LOL :)
BAIT! LOL!
You probably got about three dozen.
We had a great day out there and a lot of fun - good luck on the water Mr. Mac :)
Why are you wearing life jackets now?
When we first went out, it was very foggy & viability was reduced, so we put our life jackets on :)