The SECRET! Bait and Tackle Shops WONT Teach You!! -How to Catch Ballyhoo (Tackle Tuesday)
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- In this weeks Tackle Tuesday, I go over how to throw a cast net and catch Ballyhoo for bait, using chum. Ballyhoo are one of the best saltwater fishing baits you can use while fishing offshore in Florida. They can be used for Mahi- Mahi ( Dolphin or Dorado), Tuna, snapper, Grouper and multiple other species, while deep sea fishing. By catching your own bait, you save money and can learn rigging techniques. The Fishing tips and tricks provided in this video are secrets that bait and tackle shops don't want you to know.
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Landshark Fishing hey victor
Are you able to do this near shore aswell?
Btw, favorite youtube channel;)
great vid victor keep up the good work can't wait to see your next pier fishing video for snook
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Brother I have been fishing South Florida for 29 years and I can tell you this... You have a hell of an attitude you're very informative in you have a great way of explaining this to the novices period. Keep the passion and keep the videos, they are definitely helping people who are less fortunate to fish as much as you and I
I wanted to say those kids at the pier in your other video respect you, learn from you, and look up to you. Nice to see you being a great mentor for the young world. Bless up and thankYou for being a good person. Respect! Btw, I posted this msg on your other video but I wanted to add the comment to your most recent vid so maybe you would see it.
+M F tThank you for the kind words! I see all the comments and try to respond to them all.
So I’ve watched all the complicated vids on how to throw a net…. This by far is the easiest to understand… thank you! It’s saved in my favorites!
i have to say that your description of how the bait finds the chum and how it will or will not come to the boat is very well explained
I've never done offshore fishing. Hopefully I get a boat soon. Great video!
+Supreme Fishing It's a different world I love it.
Your videos are something that I look forward to every week. Could you make a video of fishing Rod n Reel pier on anna maria island?
I left Tampa in '97. I understand it has changed a lot since then. Glad the fishing is still awesome.
Yes indeed, I remember well the bluefish chasing menhaden into shallow water. We would snag one for bait and cast it to where the water looked like it was boiling. You knew there was a big blue under there causing the menhaden to literally dance on the water. That slightly injured menhaden we cast into the action was soon hit and the fun began. We just subbed you and thank you for bringing back so many great memories for me.
Tackle tuesdays always are helpful to me. Keep up the good vids victor!
+Fishing To The Max thank you dude
Really enjoyed the throw net tips. One of the best things i ever got introduced to. Just think how limited you'd be with bait if you never learned how to toss one. Great video
You are 💯 percent right, I try it n it really work out for me thanks a lot.
I never been on a boat I only go to the anclote power plant. it's great for jacks!
your fishing show is one of the best on youtube.
Great Video man. I used to always comment on your videos but I stopped when school started. Awesome job guys.
+Nicolas Sides Happy to see back!
Great video Victor. Love using cut ballyhoo for bottom fishing!! Keep up the tackle Tuesday can't wait for the next one!!!
Just found your channel and you did a great job man. Im a inshore charter guide from charleston and am heaind to Marathon for a week in the middle of may and need to learn so much before I get down there. Will be watching many more videos of yours. Keep it up
Awesome method of catching bait
Loving your Tackle Tuesdays. Keep them coming.
+Tyson Kahler Thank you Tyson
This dude knows everything about fishing!
Excellent video on my man. Thank you for the lesson
WooHoo, tackle Tuesday is back on my birthday!
You explained all that very clearly, most videos get too technical. What's the reason the chum was still in the box. Have u ever used the menhaden oil?
Hey Victor, love your videos. Have you checked out the Chum Dinger chum box? It cleans off easily and can be used over and over. It was a life changer for me. I use to use the chum nets, but I would throw them away after every use because they are so hard to clean.
Thanks for sharing! I sure wish I lived somewhere that I could go out and do some of this. You guys look like you have so much fun out on and in the water!
Hey does this technique work for sardines too and how big of mesh do you use for your cast net. Thanks a lot Love the vids videos
Awesome video, I appreciate your willingness to show us how to do this, casting the net seems pretty simple the way you do it, thanks for sharing!
No problem!
Great explanation and training video for fisherman!! Good job.
you always have great information and overall content, the catch and cook videos are awesome..I have been binge watching for almost a week!! better than watching some NAT GEO shows. Keep up the good work Vicktor, you have a loyal viewer out here in Southern Cali look forward to the next one!
Is there anyway to buy a shirt to support your channel?
+Jaime Gonzalez This is what keeps me going! Comments like this. Thank you for taking the time to show positive feedback I appreciate it! Shirts are something I have been dragging my foot on. I have been focused on the content and audience as of now, but shirts should be available by end of July. I will definitely make a formal announcement!
I will keep an eye out for the announcement, thanks again for what you're doing!
Jaime Gonzalez
I all aways enjoy to watch your videos every day I can
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+HOTRODHOLT Hunting/fishermen 👊 that's what I like to hear!
thank you Victor . I value your teachings.please keep it up.
+James Wright thank you James
I'm interested in seeing how you hook the live bait to your line. I'm also interested in seeing what you catch. Fishing on your boat would be nice too, but I'm sure that's not possible. When I lived in Fort Walton Beach, FL, I went on chartered fishing trips out of Destin, FL on a boat named Big John. We mostly caught Grouper and Red Snapper. Red Snapper is an awesome tasting fish and a lot of fun to catch. They're all fun to catch. Good memories.
Man...i really appreciate your videos!! U r AWESOME! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for the video
We used to catch Ballyhoo. Great for huge Sea Trout
i think they are gar-fish in Australia.. i thew some on a bbq with butter once and was suprised how nice they tasted
I take my leftover bait bait fish and freeze them, then take a food processor and use the cheeze grader blade and run the frozen bait fish through it head and all, then refreeze it in whatever size container you like. This is the best (and free) chum that you can get.😊 you will need a good quality food processor to handle large amounts or it will burn up a cheap motor. Also this food processor would be dedicated for chum only, not used for table food!!!
Impressive video Victor , very informational. Good Cast netting skills as well. I normally fish around the deerfield beach area. Here Hillsborough inlet area has some great fishing.!
we have a fish in nz that kinda looks similar to the ballyhoo called piper in nz except its a bit leaner where as the ballyhoo is a bit more fatter. many people uses cast net sometimes or drag nets to catch them but personally i prefer using a rod and reel lol
+Basic_Fishing Rod and reel works but takes forever !
I love your Videos, Victor. Please, tell me what is the Mesh and Weight are you using from the boat. Thank you!!! Victor!!!
your sub to view ratio is really good
Thanks for the tip, im sure that tactic will work off a jetty too?
good video Vik, you should or it would be great if you did more videos on how to catch other forms of bait as well. keep up the good work.
+Kevin White you got it 👍
super awesome video, great instructions, thank you
Thank you so much love the detailed training and info.
Just love how you tung guyed think you know and invent thing's that my grandfather told me as a boy and I am 61!
How deep do i need to anchor and chum to catch ballyhoo? I love the video keep it up.
Thank you for the teacking moments
Will you do a catch and cook for ballyhoo?
We eat in Australia but we call them garfish
Those ballhoo....are actually very nice eating....fresh on the bbq
Great video!
Awesome video I love these tackle Tuesdays
I'm from the West Indies St kitts but I live in New York now but back home we eat ballyhoo as well as yes them for bait have you ever tried eating them? I know they have a mess of bones but the ones we catch back home are very nice fried but it's better to get the bigger fatter ones for eating. You did have some nice size ones in this video made me wish I could had had some for dinner (YUM!)
+Jhodie Meade no but I'm open to try them
Well Done!
Man nice great video I don't have a boat, but u have a great set of skills!
Thanks for the tip Hoop
AWESOME this was an excellent video thanx for the info. I'm already subscribed
great video is allways helpful to lern from same one like you thanks man you should envite to go fishin it will be a wanderfull experience
binge watching your videos ...they are so informative and great to watch.thanks! p.s where u get that cap?
+dungeonman2125 it's A PFG Columbia cap and thank you lol
I love this UA-cam channel
+fishing with Max thank you Max
Do you have any suggestions to bring the ballyhoo in closer? I keep a lighter net to throw farther but sometimes in the Keys they like to stay out of range even for that.
Sweet vid bro
This was great, thanks Victor!
+Tackleboys No problem!
Thanks alot . Great Vid.
Great video! Thanks
Nice Video!
Good informative video Viktor!
Great video, glad I found your channel. Liked, subbed and clicked the bell notification. Tight lines!
+Kayak Chris welcome aboard thank you
Very informative post! I'm subscribed, Thanks!
Great video, thanks
Thanx for the video!! Love these!!
Great video, thanks bro
Nice video
Thanks for the help awesome video
I use Ground Spam as Chum.
JMILLI me too
if u put the half of the net that roled over your wrist in to the hand that u extended and throw it that way u get a little more distance if u still make the last thing u let go that one peice of lead line
+dat_boii_ jack thank you for the tip
Landshark Fishing no problem it's actually how I throw my 8ft cast net
What's the shallowest you could find them? I've honestly never seem them out there, usually go out of St Lucie Inlet
Hey I gotta question about how you throw your cast net, and away that's much easier than putting in mouth! Thanks
What size mesh, pound led and material is the net? Also how deep were you chumming and casting at?
How many ballyhoo can you keep recreationally in FL?
I fish primarily out of Boynton Are there plenty of ballyhoo available off that first reef ?
make ya own burly up. put frozen tuna etc thru a mincer and then freeze it :) deploy in mesh bags
Great Video!! New subscriber... You guys are Badass!!
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great video. subscribed 👍👍👍👍👍
awesome video
+benrules -demall thank you!
Would you do this every time you go fishing for Mahi, Grouper, Yellowtail, or whatever or do you freeze a bunch and use the frozen ones?
Nice job!!
Just Subscribed Thanks !!!
I like razor bellys too
great video, what size weight is on your net? I have 8' 3/8 will that work or should I go heavier? thanks in advance man love your channel. also, how deep are you? do you look for structure? birds? anything else? thanks
which fishing rod they used. min 0:14
I really watching your videos. I am going to do more trolling this season and want to troll Ballyhoo. Are they readily available to catch in SC or is this a Florida thing?
Are Ballyhoo on the Gulf (Tampa Bay)
gota go, getin seasick.
Nice video bro, what kind of throw net is that and how much.Thanks ALOHA from Oahu
As james said is there a reason for leaving the chum in it's box?
Be careful announcing that you're in Broward throwing an 8' net. Broward County code specifies maximum net size of 7' and they won't hesitate to chop a foot off if they stop you. That's why my 8' net has been relaxing in the garage for a couple years.
Can you find ballyhoo in st pete fl how far off shore do you have to be
Thanks !!!!!
Are ballyhoo any good as chunk bait or cut bait? I caught some from the Sunshine Skyway Bridge Fishing Pier in Tampa Bay before with my cast net and tried using them as whole live bait from the pier with no success. I was wondering if I should have cut them into smaller pieces or just stick with the green backs.