Atlantic City JETTY fishing! (bonus: field trip!)

For my 2nd (and final) day in Atlantic City, I opted for a change of scenery. A tough morning, but fish were caught. Then I became a tourist. In case you're wondering, I did actually somehow turn $20 into $80 on slot machines (because I know nothing about table games), so that paid for bait, equipment, and the admission fee for the bonus finale!
Filmed in Atlantic City, NJ (8/23/19).
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[@traumahawk517]

you want to fish on jetties,cleats are a must have tool!! no cleats no jetties unless you want to die..get them at one stop bait and tackle,,metropolitan & atlantic ave...$100.00

[@StopFishingStartCatching]

Hahaha fun video! Looking forward to the next one!

[@ThePlofadi]

Big red get some korkers if you are going to fish the rocks its much safer for you. Love the videos and hopefully fall fishing rewards all of us well.

[@thebigredangler]

looking into it for next time, though that prob won't be for a while!

[@deezn5778]

dude you need corkers shoes bra be safe geez

[@timriley2092]

nice video glad you were ok after that fall....... P.S after checking out your videos you do know fishing sorry we got off on a rough start lol

[@thebigredangler]

hey, it's all good man. thanks for watching, and yeah i need better footwear next time i try a jetty!

[@jaycraft74]

You need to get a pair of beach shoes my guy they grip the rocks properly so the risk of getting a broken legs will be lesson

[@thebigredangler]

i guess i should have known such things exist! i was thinking my pull-on cleats for ice fishing might actually help too.

[@jaycraft74]

@@thebigredangler guidance when you out fishing bro

[@drewdog8346]

Yup Manny buddies have died from them rocks

[@drewdog8346]

Be safe

[@raymondfigueroa3833]

That’s not a whiting it’s a king fish

[@thebigredangler]

I know, northern kingfish. When I caught my first ones at Far Rockaway earlier that summer, however (which I labeled northern kingfish in said video), I came to find that in some places they are colloquially called whiting (grouped along with southern kingfish and gulf kingfish). I figured it was acceptable to use the names interchangably.