Amazing you were even able to get that Roomba Ray off the bottom! Do they eventually spit out the hook on their own or learn to adapt? Ever see them around for this long before? I have eaten Skate but never Ray. Are they edible and if so, tasty?
When I lived in the area 3 years ago I looked for seahorses when ever I hit the water and go zilch for years. Now I moved to PA and they are as common as pipe fished and starfish were...
@Bsprecksfishing Yeah, Hippocampus Hudsonius and Hippocampus Erectus and H Punctulatus. Most considers them to be all the same genetically, even tho H Hudsonius has been found in the Hudson River as far north as West Point Academy in nearly fresh water.
i'm wondering what happened to your certate LT ? did it break or is it still running. I bought it per your recommendation 1 year ago...barely used it. the NEW CERTATE is FIRE tho!
@@Bsprecksfishing yes sir I have gotten 3 so far, 2 at dusk 1 at like 10ish and I have a 210 gallon I'm housing tropical strays in got loads of room lol
@@Bsprecksfishing right now I have a baby snowy grouper caught same area, 2 small butterfly fish 2 baby mangrove snappers a Mackerel Scad and 3 big eyes targeting baby Cobia , northern Sennet and a burrrrfish
I just wanted to say thank you for making these videos. As a fellow Long Islander I always appreciate seeing anything made for us. Must be that Billy Joel thing. But anyway thank you..
To be honest, I've lived on LI most of my life. Watching your channel, It's amazing how much I learn about the waters I grew up around.
I’ve lived on LI my whole life, in recent years creating my channel, I’m also amazed at what I learn about our waters lol
nice work as always, my dude...
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@@Bsprecksfishing any time... Let me know if you ever come down this way to take the kiddo to D land or whatever...
@@werftv4580 will do one day!
Keep them coming !
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Amazing you were even able to get that Roomba Ray off the bottom! Do they eventually spit out the hook on their own or learn to adapt? Ever see them around for this long before? I have eaten Skate but never Ray. Are they edible and if so, tasty?
Haha roomba ray, I like that. Thin hook, it’ll rust out fast. We have them late June through early September. Never eaten one
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When I lived in the area 3 years ago I looked for seahorses when ever I hit the water and go zilch for years.
Now I moved to PA and they are as common as pipe fished and starfish were...
Awesome, are they lined seahorses?
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@Bsprecksfishing Yeah, Hippocampus Hudsonius and Hippocampus Erectus and H Punctulatus. Most considers them to be all the same genetically, even tho H Hudsonius has been found in the Hudson River as far north as West Point Academy in nearly fresh water.
@@brionfranks478 that’s awesome!! I didn’t know that
Those Rays are almost as bad as them sea robins out there! Tight lines my friend!
They’re basically 150lb sea robins lol
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Interesting critters today.
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i'm wondering what happened to your certate LT ? did it break or is it still running. I bought it per your recommendation 1 year ago...barely used it. the NEW CERTATE is FIRE tho!
Still using it, it’s currently on a 7ft rod with a sabiki rig. It has made a few appearances in recent videos
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@@Bsprecksfishing thanks for fishing
Open beach has some bass at night and pre dawn! Get it B
Gotta try it, what’s working on them?
@@Bsprecksfishing tsunami eel 7”
@@CrazyAlbertoKnee wonder if that means sand eels are around
where did you catch that huge ray
Sir
can you say what bait you were using which that giant Ray ate?
thank you
That was a bunker chunk
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Bro I was there last night and NOTHING i caught a short big eye for the fish tank but I’m lookin for some striped burrfish!! Loll
I still have to get a short bigeye! Are they mainly at night? How big of a tank do you have
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@@Bsprecksfishing yes sir I have gotten 3 so far, 2 at dusk 1 at like 10ish and I have a 210 gallon I'm housing tropical strays in got loads of room lol
@@GoldManSacks_100 what other species you have in there?
@@Bsprecksfishing right now I have a baby snowy grouper caught same area, 2 small butterfly fish 2 baby mangrove snappers a Mackerel Scad and 3 big eyes
targeting baby Cobia , northern Sennet and a burrrrfish
How big do the sea horses get?
The one I caught in a recent video (on the thumbnail) was like 4 inches
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What was the fish that was chasing the spoon I didn’t hear you that clear
Banded rudderfish, I was catching them in a couple of my recent videos
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are you catching the same ray?
This was the biggest one all year
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your daughter seems to have no fear touching the little guy.....its in the blood
Nope, too little fear sometimes lol
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You are being tormented by those rays
Haha par for the course when summer chunking
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I just wanted to say thank you for making these videos. As a fellow Long Islander I always appreciate seeing anything made for us. Must be that Billy Joel thing. But anyway thank you..
@@jny78 haha, thanks for watching!
@@jny78 I used to wait on him all the time when I worked in a restaurant in Bayville
Those rays are almost as bad as them sea robins out there! Tight lines my friend!
Haha they’re 150lb sea robins
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