What do you think?! Does Stan's 23" (gigged) flounder beat Carah's 22" (on artificial) for the house PB? Here's Carah's catch: ua-cam.com/video/6GSd9sR-Fr8/v-deo.html
Fishing FinAddict that's a tough one.. Stan's is bigger but it is a challenge to get them to bite vs spot and stab.. our house vote goes to carrah, sorry Stan we still love your catch too!!
Fishing FinAddict no way!!! Sorry, not in my opinion!!! A lot harder to get one to bite and keep it hooked up that gig. That’s just my opinion though. I love how competitive y’all are!!!!
Carolina Marsh Raider its all good. I’m not upset. I’m still so proud of Carah and her ability to whip my behind when it comes to fishing! Great way to blow off some steam though: Flounder Gigging. lol
reelFLgirl I agree with y’all. Always happy to have such an amazing partner that is a better angler than myself. I can always fall back on gigging the founder though! Lol 😂
You should look into doing this commercially for a living here in Florida I’m a commercial flounder man and I typically get between 50lbs a night to 300lbs a night at $6.00 a lb it’s good money
Last time I was in SC I had a delicious flounder at Fleet Landing. They served it whole with the tail (no head) with like a sweet and tangy glaze... delicious.
Awesome! Stan works for a shipping company (MSC) so he knows a thing or two about the PA. The next time you're in town let's go fishing! Or at least eat some fishes at Fleet!
Thank you! It's one of our favorites. When choosing a spot we suggest scouting it out during the day. Look for structure like rocks/jetties and eddys (where water pools) those are good spots to try.
We're new to the topwater game. Had a few strikes from reds and trout last weekend. Hooked a trout that got off at the boat. We were using the Super Spook Jr & Skitterwalk. Really like how the Spook looks. From what I hear, the topwater bite is limited in the summer but turns on as the weather cools.
Fishing FinAddict I just picked up A Heddon super Spook 5" & a few Bombers to give it a try. I hear they work in other areas but not much feedback from Charleston area
Flounder is so good! Bet you'd love gigging. And it'd be fun to do with the kids. Here's the light we use when walking: amzn.to/2L7FlpX. Rocks and eddys at the beach are the areas you wanna check out.
Thanks a lot, Colton! Hope y'all are doing ok post Florence. We're not very familiar with that area but we're sure you can find flounder on the sand in Myrtle Beach. Look for structure like rocks and piers. Eddys and inlets are good spots too. There's a good looking inlet on the beach, across from Family Kingdom Amusement Park.
Thanks for watching Dave! Always happy to help a fellow fishing FinAddict whenever I can. Jacob (the guy surf fishing on the beach) was fishing at night... solo. That is definitely a sure sign of fishing addiction :)
Stumbled upon yalls channel today, enjoying the content. I'm from SC and my family has a beach house at Edisto Beach, y'all ever fish near there or mainly around the Charleston area
Glad to hear you've enjoyed the vids. Edisto is awesome! We fish there occasionally, not regularly (we are hoping to do a surf fishing video on Kiawah soon- next door). Conditions here and there are pretty much the same. So the tactics you see us using should work there.
man this looks too fun!!! Hey Man Saw your Comment on Beach Bomber Fishing and I checked your page out! Count me in on your channel! We UA-cam Fishermen got to stick together! Just Subbed!
Thanks for watching man. I remember when it was 12” here.. long time ago (I’m getting old lol 😂). Love sharing this with everyone too. Can’t wait to see you get out there and stab & nab some soon!!
Hey man, just ran across your channel...good looking ring, I got one myself. Just getting back into fishing and enjoy seeing all the good stuff you are catching around here. Feel free to give away some of your better spots, some of us actually know where you’re talking about!
That's awesome, man! What company? H09 here. We've got a video dropping oday with a good bit of info on catching fish in Charleston in the description section. Hope it helps. Tight lines & thanks for watching!
I wonder too! The guy that joined us was fishing right where we found a few and didn't get any bites. It would seem they weren't feeding. Thanks for watching!!
Late reply here.. Usually by the time the light hits them they’re aware of you. They can also hear you wading so food isn’t a priority for them. They are masters at camouflaging so their instinct is to be completely still to blend in until you touch them. They usually won’t take a jig or any bait as long as they sense a threat nearby. Personally I’ve had most of my luck jigging during the day with moving tides using VUDU or DOA. At night I use either live or fresh cut shrimp for black drum, redfish, specks and bull whiting.
@@EricFortuneJr. for somebody with no experience doing this but wants to try, how would I go about doing this with bait I'm also in Charleston in case you know any spots I could hit?
jake Tripod I don’t get down to Charleston very often, I mainly fish the inlets between Georgetown and North Myrtle during outgoing and low tide. For live bait I favor small to medium sized finger mullet followed by jumbo mud minnows and certain seasons live shrimp work well. I haven’t gotten down to Charleston in a while though, I’m know there’s some decent spots down there.
Flounder are one of my favorite fish to eat that I can catch up this way. It's rare that you catch big ones in the areas I fish, but you can sometimes. This is an interesting way to fish. I'd rather catch them with a rod and reel, but this is a good way to put meat on the table. Congrats on the new PB doormat!
Us too in regards to dining and catching 'em on a rod and reel. But gigging is a great way to beat the summertime heat and enjoy the water. (Inshore) Flounder don't get terribly big around here either, not like what we've seen from the Gulf anyway. Thanks so much for watching!
Cliff, with you being so close to the inlets, I’d definitely recommend it. Here is the light that I use. amzn.to/2L7FlpX Let me know when you’re ready and I’ll make a trip up there and join you for some of those big Murrell’s Inlet monsters.
Hey, awesome video. I was trying to find the light that you use. Currently unavailable online, just wanted to check with you and see if you have a retailer that you use.
What do you think?! Does Stan's 23" (gigged) flounder beat Carah's 22" (on artificial) for the house PB?
Here's Carah's catch: ua-cam.com/video/6GSd9sR-Fr8/v-deo.html
The gigged flounder doesn’t count... Carah’s 22” still wins. Sorry Stan 😫!
Fishing FinAddict that's a tough one.. Stan's is bigger but it is a challenge to get them to bite vs spot and stab.. our house vote goes to carrah, sorry Stan we still love your catch too!!
Fishing FinAddict no way!!! Sorry, not in my opinion!!! A lot harder to get one to bite and keep it hooked up that gig. That’s just my opinion though. I love how competitive y’all are!!!!
Carolina Marsh Raider its all good. I’m not upset. I’m still so proud of Carah and her ability to whip my behind when it comes to fishing! Great way to blow off some steam though: Flounder Gigging. lol
reelFLgirl I agree with y’all. Always happy to have such an amazing partner that is a better angler than myself. I can always fall back on gigging the founder though! Lol 😂
Awesome video what light were you using
Thanks for watching. It’s an underwater LED light made by SeaStriker.
Love it! What beach?
Just about any beach where there are rocks or structure!
Another sick video dude!
Really appreciate it! This is one of our faves.
I know sometimes life gets in the way of things but it's been 3 years....... we need more fishing
You should look into doing this commercially for a living here in Florida I’m a commercial flounder man and I typically get between 50lbs a night to 300lbs a night at $6.00 a lb it’s good money
question where did you get your handheld light? where can i buy a few?
Jerry, I bought ours at the local tackle shop in town.
Outstanding!
Thanks for checking out the channel!
Look like a fun night👍👍
Sure was! Gigging is a great way to beat the summer heat. Thanks for watching, OFF!
I live in murrells inlet were you guys in the inlet or in the break?
Awesome!! They are tricky to spot I think
You’re right they can be tricky to see, but when the water is not so murky and the lights are bright, advantage: Fishing FinAddict!
Hello sir. We are in Pawleys rn. Could you share with me where to gig/ thank you
Last time I was in SC I had a delicious flounder at Fleet Landing. They served it whole with the tail (no head) with like a sweet and tangy glaze... delicious.
You're making us hungry! And we know just what you're talking about cause that's one of our favorite restaurants. Thanks for watching, buddy!
Cool place. SCSPA is right next door... one of my customers.
Awesome! Stan works for a shipping company (MSC) so he knows a thing or two about the PA. The next time you're in town let's go fishing! Or at least eat some fishes at Fleet!
How do choose where to gig flounder? Totally random spot on a beach? This was a good video.
Thank you! It's one of our favorites. When choosing a spot we suggest scouting it out during the day. Look for structure like rocks/jetties and eddys (where water pools) those are good spots to try.
Fishing FinAddict Do you ever catch any fish inshore via Topwater lures?
We're new to the topwater game. Had a few strikes from reds and trout last weekend. Hooked a trout that got off at the boat. We were using the Super Spook Jr & Skitterwalk. Really like how the Spook looks. From what I hear, the topwater bite is limited in the summer but turns on as the weather cools.
Fishing FinAddict I just picked up A Heddon super Spook 5" & a few Bombers to give it a try. I hear they work in other areas but not much feedback from Charleston area
Now thats doing something I would love to do too ! Bucket list item.
We hope you get the opportunity to soon. We love being on the water at night. Thank you for watching!
What type of light were you using?
Man fried flounder is my favorite!! I can't wait to try some gigging, I've never been before.
Flounder is so good! Bet you'd love gigging. And it'd be fun to do with the kids. Here's the light we use when walking: amzn.to/2L7FlpX. Rocks and eddys at the beach are the areas you wanna check out.
Nice video👍🏻 I live in Conway and want to get into gigging flounder. I gig bullfrogs all the time, where’s a good place to start at around here?
Thanks a lot, Colton! Hope y'all are doing ok post Florence. We're not very familiar with that area but we're sure you can find flounder on the sand in Myrtle Beach. Look for structure like rocks and piers. Eddys and inlets are good spots too. There's a good looking inlet on the beach, across from Family Kingdom Amusement Park.
Fishing FinAddict yeah everything’s good for us but not a lot of people. Still hard to get around but I will check that out! I appreciate it!
Great video, flounder is good to eat! Caught from an off-shore boat, but never have tried gigging! 👍
Thanks, HB! You've got that right! Gigging is a great way to put dinner on the table. And it's always nice to not have to clean the boat 😊
Great video.. sure was nice you helping that young man. I’ve alway wanted to catch founder, reds and trout.
Thanks for watching Dave! Always happy to help a fellow fishing FinAddict whenever I can. Jacob (the guy surf fishing on the beach) was fishing at night... solo. That is definitely a sure sign of fishing addiction :)
Were you gigging in an inlet or river? Looking for a place on Kiawah to try that.
Hey Chuck, this particular time was at an inlet. But I’ve done both with success.
Stumbled upon yalls channel today, enjoying the content. I'm from SC and my family has a beach house at Edisto Beach, y'all ever fish near there or mainly around the Charleston area
Glad to hear you've enjoyed the vids. Edisto is awesome! We fish there occasionally, not regularly (we are hoping to do a surf fishing video on Kiawah soon- next door). Conditions here and there are pretty much the same. So the tactics you see us using should work there.
Awesome keep up the good content 👍🏼
Great video! I just moved to Charleston? Can you recommend a spot to try and the time of year?
Looks like they are on the tip of Sullivan’s island by ft Moultrie facing towards downtown Charleston
man this looks too fun!!! Hey Man Saw your Comment on Beach Bomber Fishing and I checked your page out! Count me in on your channel! We UA-cam Fishermen got to stick together! Just Subbed!
Gigging is so much fun! That was really nice door mats!!! Our minimum size is 12” here. Great video! 👍
Thanks for watching man. I remember when it was 12” here.. long time ago (I’m getting old lol 😂). Love sharing this with everyone too. Can’t wait to see you get out there and stab & nab some soon!!
Definitely one of y’alls cooler videos! Might have to try this. Thought I was watch National Geographic for a minute😂👍
🤣🤣 Thanks, man! Gigging is a great way to beat the summer heat.
Hey man, just ran across your channel...good looking ring, I got one myself. Just getting back into fishing and enjoy seeing all the good stuff you are catching around here. Feel free to give away some of your better spots, some of us actually know where you’re talking about!
That's awesome, man! What company? H09 here. We've got a video dropping oday with a good bit of info on catching fish in Charleston in the description section. Hope it helps. Tight lines & thanks for watching!
I wonder if you could spot fish them with a jig instead of gigging , Nice job guys and man I need a fish fry here soon.
I wonder too! The guy that joined us was fishing right where we found a few and didn't get any bites. It would seem they weren't feeding. Thanks for watching!!
Late reply here.. Usually by the time the light hits them they’re aware of you. They can also hear you wading so food isn’t a priority for them. They are masters at camouflaging so their instinct is to be completely still to blend in until you touch them. They usually won’t take a jig or any bait as long as they sense a threat nearby. Personally I’ve had most of my luck jigging during the day with moving tides using VUDU or DOA. At night I use either live or fresh cut shrimp for black drum, redfish, specks and bull whiting.
@@EricFortuneJr. for somebody with no experience doing this but wants to try, how would I go about doing this with bait I'm also in Charleston in case you know any spots I could hit?
jake Tripod I don’t get down to Charleston very often, I mainly fish the inlets between Georgetown and North Myrtle during outgoing and low tide. For live bait I favor small to medium sized finger mullet followed by jumbo mud minnows and certain seasons live shrimp work well. I haven’t gotten down to Charleston in a while though, I’m know there’s some decent spots down there.
jake Tripod Also if you’re fishing for flounder it’s best do so during the day or maybe at night near a stationary light that doesn’t move.
Awesome footage! Looks like y’all gigged some really nice fish. Did y’all take the boat to an island, and then walk?
I had the sound turned off - clearly you didn’t have your boat.
Yeah, we were doing some walking . Thanks for watching CMR!
thats interesting, reminds me of spearing during ice fishing in minnesota
That sounds cool! Will have to check it out. Thanks for watching!
Flounder are one of my favorite fish to eat that I can catch up this way. It's rare that you catch big ones in the areas I fish, but you can sometimes. This is an interesting way to fish. I'd rather catch them with a rod and reel, but this is a good way to put meat on the table. Congrats on the new PB doormat!
Us too in regards to dining and catching 'em on a rod and reel. But gigging is a great way to beat the summertime heat and enjoy the water. (Inshore) Flounder don't get terribly big around here either, not like what we've seen from the Gulf anyway. Thanks so much for watching!
Nice fish and editing/music! Hope I can get out there one day and do something like this. Liked n Subbed!
Thanks, man! Really appreciate it. We hope you can do some gigging soon too. And we're looking forward to checking out your channel!
Great video!!! Something I have been wanting to try!!! Where can you get that type of light?
Cliff, with you being so close to the inlets, I’d definitely recommend it. Here is the light that I use.
amzn.to/2L7FlpX
Let me know when you’re ready and I’ll make a trip up there and join you for some of those big Murrell’s Inlet monsters.
Hey, awesome video. I was trying to find the light that you use. Currently unavailable online, just wanted to check with you and see if you have a retailer that you use.
I didn't know about gigging before this video. It's amazing how they are in such a shallow water. Grats on you pb flounder. 👍👍
Thanks for watching, MMO! I wonder if halibut have similar habits 🤔
How do you not have a measuring tape when you're fishing guaranteed fines Pall
I’ve got a real good gigging spot! Just tell me any time y’all want to use it and y’all can.
Thanks, man! We should go gigging or fishing sometime!
I’ve never been, plan on it this upcoming season 🤙🏼
We are in Pawleys rn.... where should we gig? Thanks !
im new to gigging and looking for some spots if you dont mind telling me