Nice video, Leo! Some very beautiful fish you caught! Pompano can also be found here in South Africa, and the one that you caught looks very similar. Cant wait for the next one man!
When I went to Florida this summer I caught a whole bunch of Florida pompanos, and great vids I love watching your adventures to catch new species fish
i think it is a permit because the flesh near the dorsal and pelvic fins is sharp, and also because the fin on the dorsal fin is long.... with a pompano, the flesh is more rounded, and the dorsal fin is shorter.
+Rob Lopez After circling the photo in Multi-Species forums and asking my Multi-Species friends, we did come to the conclusion that the fish was a Permit (_Trachinotus falcatus_). Thanks for your input, Rob! Tight lines!
+Robert Whalen Indeed. They make awesome noises! The Grunts make cool noises as well. For the Puffer fish, though, you gotta be careful with their clipping teeth. Those teeth can take a chunk of your meat off if you are not too careful. Yikes. Tight lines, Robert!
Thank you for responding and maybe you should also make a flat head fishing video because I am interested in flathead fishing a lot. Also my name is Lucas I am using my mom's UA-cam account so when I comment on your account it will always be me.
+Flytrap Man The interview went great. Thanks for asking, Flytrap Man! And, of course, thanks for watching and following the Channel. Always glad to see you here. Tight lines!
I have seen some people at a beach club I go to have caught some sea robin before, but no matter how man times I tried, I still have trouble catching that fish no matter how many spots and tries I've done to catch that fish so I can cross it off my bucket list ;-;
Nice fishing down there, cant wait for part 5 of Florida fishing! Quick questions Do the pufferfish, that you caught down in Florida, have spikes at all, or do they hurt when they inflate? Because in this and other Florida videos that you made, I don't see any spikes on the belly. Also do you think that pufferfish feel pain when they inflate? Great video and Catch a big one!
+Ciaran McCloskey Those are good questions. There are different types of Puffer fish. The Checkered Puffer, Southern Puffer, Northern Puffer, Bandtail Puffer -- all of those do not have spikes on them. The ones that have spines on them are usually referred to as "Porcupinefish." They don't hurt when they inflate and their bellies get really tough when that happens. Thus, it's not like a sensitive balloon. Heh. Tight lines, Ciaran!
Are you allowed To keep the fish there , like the puffer fish because I would like to catch some for my aquarium . Them fish are really high in the fish stores .
+Kickingtheirbasstv Yes. As far as the fish is not in the creel and limits regulations for the state of Florida, you are allowed to keep it for your own personal purposes. You can't sell it, though! Also, it may be illegal to transport certain Species of fish live, since lots of them down there are invasive Species of fish. Tight lines and fish on, Kickingtheirbasstv!
+Adrian ranirez RIP pliers. Those were almost good to go. Sniff. I loved those pliers too -- they have been with me through so many adventures! Tight lines, Adrian!
+Elijah Cox I will definitely do some Catfishing over the Winter. Not sure how successful I will be, though. Haha. Thanks for the spot suggestions, Elijah! Tight lines!
+Tom Searle Thanks, man! And I am assuming that you want a video on how to tie knots? If so, I can definitely do that in the future. :) Tight lines, Tom!
+Gary Gonesoen There were two different setups in this video. One was a slip-sinker setup (ua-cam.com/video/43VXdceohkI/v-deo.html) and the other one was just a sinker on top of a small hook (size #10 Mustad). Tight lines, Gary!
+Kush Bloodhound What you saw was probably this: ua-cam.com/video/YlCG_W_0fo8/v-deo.html Hehe. I fished the same locations; however, a couple new Species came up this time! Tight lines, Kush!
+The Fishing Experiment I handled it by the line and hook, with extra care. I did not want to attempt touching its spines. Hah. I also unhooked it with a set of pliers by holding the pliers. Lol. Tight lines!
+Dan cota No. They are poisonous to eat depending on the Species and how you clean them. I wouldn't advise ANYONE to eat a Pufferfish without first doing some extensive research on the fish and having the expertise of cleaning it properly. Heh. Tight lines, Dan!
+shades 9924 No. Once I hit enough subscribers and I travel to other states for fishing, I will change the Channel's name to something general -- a name that is not bounded by location. Tight lines, Shades!
+Joan Scharaldi Interesting. What is the scientific name of the Black Band Porgy? I googled it, but couldn't find anything. I am almost 100% sure that this fish is a Spottail Pinfish, which is in the "Porgy family." But I would be pleased to take a look at the other Species and compare. Tight lines, Joan!
+KNAPP MOLLIE No offense taken. :) This is a Multi-Species fishing channel, after all; and not a "trophy fish" type of place. As for your question -- yes, I have caught fishes bigger than 25lbs before. My Personal Best Flathead Catfish from the Schuylkill River is a 33lber. PB Common Carp is 34lbs from the Frankford Creek. Just this past Summer I caught a 35-40lbs Cownose Ray (no video for it, but photo is in the Google+ album). My biggest fish back in Brazil was a Jaú that measured 76kg (167.5lbs). Apart from those fishes, I have caught my share of big fishes in the past. But again -- this Channel is not about sizes. Of course big fish are welcome, but the main purpose of my UA-cam Channel is to portray the different Species of fish that I find here and there -- micro-fishes included. Tight lines and FISH ON, Knapp!
That is without a doubt a Permit I know it's a Permit because it has the tiny bit of orenge on the belly where the anal fin is and it is more aggressively box shaped compared to the Florida pompano
+Christopher Porter That is actually a confirmed Bighead Sea Robin (_Prionotus tribulus_), Christopher. The ID portion is at the end of the video. Tight lines!
Nice video, Leo! Some very beautiful fish you caught! Pompano can also be found here in South Africa, and the one that you caught looks very similar. Cant wait for the next one man!
+HuntingSouthAfrica Thanks for watching, man! Good luck in South Africa. :) Tight lines!
When I went to Florida this summer I caught a whole bunch of Florida pompanos, and great vids I love watching your adventures to catch new species fish
+Zachary Shannon Thanks for watching and following the Channel, Zachary! More videos coming up soon. :) Tight lines and FISH ON!
That was a Permit, I'm quite positive.
love the river monsters pic
Nice catches man
and its a permit
+Simpsorama50 Thanks, man! Tight lines and FISH ON!
i think it is a permit because the flesh near the dorsal and pelvic fins is sharp, and also because the fin on the dorsal fin is long.... with a pompano, the flesh is more rounded, and the dorsal fin is shorter.
+Rob Lopez After circling the photo in Multi-Species forums and asking my Multi-Species friends, we did come to the conclusion that the fish was a Permit (_Trachinotus falcatus_). Thanks for your input, Rob! Tight lines!
awesome man! im still waiting for that bowfin!! lets get species #100 :)
+weqrfawe Haha. Thanks, Will. I am waiting for it as well. We gotta make sure to hit 100 before the end of the year! Tight lines!
pompano , i catchum with sand flees all the time. permit are way larger . both look a like.
Pufferfish make cool sounds.
+Robert Whalen Indeed. They make awesome noises! The Grunts make cool noises as well. For the Puffer fish, though, you gotta be careful with their clipping teeth. Those teeth can take a chunk of your meat off if you are not too careful. Yikes. Tight lines, Robert!
Awesome dude!
+ＳＥＲＩＥＸ Thanks, SERIEX!
Thank you for responding and maybe you should also make a flat head fishing video because I am interested in flathead fishing a lot. Also my name is Lucas I am using my mom's UA-cam account so when I comment on your account it will always be me.
+KNAPP MOLLIE As the weather warms up (Spring 2016), I will definitely make more videos on Flathead Catfish. :) Tight lines and FISH ON!
great video man.
+Jimmy Clark Thanks for watching, Jimmy! Tight lines and FISH ON!
so many nice fish---well done leo!
how did the interview go?
keep those vids coming....
+Flytrap Man The interview went great. Thanks for asking, Flytrap Man! And, of course, thanks for watching and following the Channel. Always glad to see you here. Tight lines!
nice catch
Amazing!!!! Loved the video
+WorldWideFishings Thanks for watching, Worldwidefishings! Tight lines!
Muito legal! Gostei! Vou ver os outros vídeos.
+Marco Tulio de Lima e Carlos Muito obrigado por assistir o vídeo, Marco! :) Boa sorte aí no Brasil!
I have seen some people at a beach club I go to have caught some sea robin before, but no matter how man times I tried, I still have trouble catching that fish no matter how many spots and tries I've done to catch that fish so I can cross it off my bucket list ;-;
Nice fishing down there, cant wait for part 5 of Florida fishing! Quick questions Do the pufferfish, that you caught down in Florida, have spikes at all, or do they hurt when they inflate? Because in this and other Florida videos that you made, I don't see any spikes on the belly. Also do you think that pufferfish feel pain when they inflate? Great video and Catch a big one!
+Ciaran McCloskey Those are good questions. There are different types of Puffer fish. The Checkered Puffer, Southern Puffer, Northern Puffer, Bandtail Puffer -- all of those do not have spikes on them. The ones that have spines on them are usually referred to as "Porcupinefish." They don't hurt when they inflate and their bellies get really tough when that happens. Thus, it's not like a sensitive balloon. Heh. Tight lines, Ciaran!
Are you allowed To keep the fish there , like the puffer fish because I would like to catch some for my aquarium . Them fish are really high in the fish stores .
+Kickingtheirbasstv Yes. As far as the fish is not in the creel and limits regulations for the state of Florida, you are allowed to keep it for your own personal purposes. You can't sell it, though! Also, it may be illegal to transport certain Species of fish live, since lots of them down there are invasive Species of fish. Tight lines and fish on, Kickingtheirbasstv!
+Extreme Philly Fishing yeah I wouldn't sell them , I would like some of the puffer fish for my aquarium maybe a couple other small fish . Thanks
Dam Leo get some new pliers looks like you found those in a alley in the project in west Philly and they've been thru 3 hurricanes lol
+Adrian ranirez RIP pliers. Those were almost good to go. Sniff. I loved those pliers too -- they have been with me through so many adventures! Tight lines, Adrian!
+Extreme Philly Fishing it's all good brotha just messin with you I can tell them pliers had some history on em
Pretty sure it's a Florida pampano
it would be cool if you went fishing for catfish in the ohio river or little miami
+Elijah Cox I will definitely do some Catfishing over the Winter. Not sure how successful I will be, though. Haha. Thanks for the spot suggestions, Elijah! Tight lines!
thats a florida pompano!
Just an amazing videos can you do a note video how to tie the best notes for fishing thank Leo
+Tom Searle Thanks, man! And I am assuming that you want a video on how to tie knots? If so, I can definitely do that in the future. :) Tight lines, Tom!
where is backbay canal? I cant find it
Very nice video i now im late but i just want you too upload when you flyfish (:
what setup are you using in the video? like what rig are you fishing.
+Gary Gonesoen There were two different setups in this video. One was a slip-sinker setup (ua-cam.com/video/43VXdceohkI/v-deo.html) and the other one was just a sinker on top of a small hook (size #10 Mustad). Tight lines, Gary!
thanks for the info
Couldve sworn i have already seen this
+Kush Bloodhound What you saw was probably this: ua-cam.com/video/YlCG_W_0fo8/v-deo.html Hehe. I fished the same locations; however, a couple new Species came up this time! Tight lines, Kush!
definetly a pompano
by the way i hooked up with a 10lb bass yesterday
+Joan Scharaldi Awesome! Congratulations! Tight lines and FISH ON!
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How did you handle that porcupine fish? It seems like it might be difficult to hold lol
+The Fishing Experiment I handled it by the line and hook, with extra care. I did not want to attempt touching its spines. Hah. I also unhooked it with a set of pliers by holding the pliers. Lol. Tight lines!
Extreme Philly Fishing i think it is a permit because of the color and the tail
Pretty sure that's a permit
When are u going to come to England to go big carp fishing for 35 lb carp
+Tom Searle I wish I could do that, Tom! Maybe 1-2 years and I will do a trip to England for some Multi-Species fishing! Tight lines!
You've got a very interesting accent. Where is it from?
+it1345 Family was originally from Qing Dao, China; however, I was born and raised in Brazil. Tight lines and fish on!
did the fish at 9:10 chirp
+Katie - Kayla Sometimes certain Species of fish do make very very weird noises. LOL. Thanks for watching, Katie! Tight lines and fish on!
Pompano for shure
I thought pufferfish were poisonous to hold?
+Dan cota No. They are poisonous to eat depending on the Species and how you clean them. I wouldn't advise ANYONE to eat a Pufferfish without first doing some extensive research on the fish and having the expertise of cleaning it properly. Heh. Tight lines, Dan!
Is your channel name going to change to extreme Florida fishing ?
+shades 9924 No. Once I hit enough subscribers and I travel to other states for fishing, I will change the Channel's name to something general -- a name that is not bounded by location. Tight lines, Shades!
OK was just wondering
What pole is that?
+dashhades choas That's a Saint Croix Avid Pearl, medium light, 2 piece. Tight lines!
thank you very much and i love your channel. Keep it up
Florida pompano
spottail pinfish is wrong it is a blak band porgy
+Joan Scharaldi Interesting. What is the scientific name of the Black Band Porgy? I googled it, but couldn't find anything. I am almost 100% sure that this fish is a Spottail Pinfish, which is in the "Porgy family." But I would be pleased to take a look at the other Species and compare. Tight lines, Joan!
no offense at all do you ever catch any fish over 25lbs
+KNAPP MOLLIE No offense taken. :) This is a Multi-Species fishing channel, after all; and not a "trophy fish" type of place. As for your question -- yes, I have caught fishes bigger than 25lbs before. My Personal Best Flathead Catfish from the Schuylkill River is a 33lber. PB Common Carp is 34lbs from the Frankford Creek. Just this past Summer I caught a 35-40lbs Cownose Ray (no video for it, but photo is in the Google+ album). My biggest fish back in Brazil was a Jaú that measured 76kg (167.5lbs). Apart from those fishes, I have caught my share of big fishes in the past.
But again -- this Channel is not about sizes. Of course big fish are welcome, but the main purpose of my UA-cam Channel is to portray the different Species of fish that I find here and there -- micro-fishes included.
Tight lines and FISH ON, Knapp!
That is without a doubt a Permit I know it's a Permit because it has the tiny bit of orenge on the belly where the anal fin is and it is more aggressively box shaped compared to the Florida pompano
Thats a permit
Thats not a roby its staling or a stone fish and stone fish are the most poinest fish!!
+Christopher Porter That is actually a confirmed Bighead Sea Robin (_Prionotus tribulus_), Christopher. The ID portion is at the end of the video. Tight lines!
+Extreme Philly Fishing thx and sory
Whats your ethnicity ?
+ilusq Family is originally from China; however, I was born and raised in Brazil. Thus, I am an Asian-Brazilian. Tight lines, ilusq!
pompano
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+Lisa Gehring Sorry, but I have absolutely no idea what that means. Lol. Tight lines, Lisa!
nice catch