Thank you for all of you tutorials and education. When I was young my family always went fishing but when they passed away when I was young I never went back to fishing until we got grandchildren. Now it's time to refresh my skills . Thank you both. I also want to say these tutorials never grow old we are thankful that you do basic refreshing it truly helps .
LOVING THIS STUFF! Thank you! I know it's kinda redundant but if you're looking for vid ideas when you're not fishing, I would love to see a "What's in your tackle box" series. Do a tackle box for crappie, or bass, or bluegill then an all around freshwater tackle box. Then a tackle box for reds, spanish, blue etc then a tackle box for saltwater in general. Everything from weights to leaders. Thanks again! I'm gonna be getting a lot of this stuff.
Love your videos. I did a lot of saltwater fishing up to my teen years (Spot, Croaker, Speckled Trout, Flounder, etc.). Grew up spending my summers on Linkhorn Bay, the Narrows, Broad Bay and Lynnhaven inlet. Also fished the CBBT in my dad's boat (flounder, primarily). Primarily because of your channel, my interest has been re-ignited in saltwater fishing again. I bought a lifetime saltwater license, just spent $50 on starting a saltwater artificial kit at Oceans East last weekend, and did my first surf fishing in 40+ years a couple weeks ago. Caught a spiny puffer and a Roundhead on sand fleas per your video--thanks for that tip. My main limitation is the lack of a boat or kayak, so I could use some tips for places I could wade fish with chest waders. Thanks again--love your channel!
Outstanding summary and review of the many detailed vids you've posted. Been steadily increasing my success from my kayak using so many of the techniques and set ups you describe. Please keep 'em coming!
Outstanding up dated plus on the bucktails have some old 3” tandem. And w a Carolina set up to get them out white red red white catch u name it white bass to even tuna yellowtails a purple 6 worm as a trailer
Thanks for the info brother, lots of value in my 3 hrs of watching your videos lol. I'm prepping for my trip here in Texas this weekend. Ready to catch some food in Galveston!
Very good explanations. Hey I tried a new to me type of lead last trip down. A frog tongue sinker. I found that they held a little better than the usual pyramid types. I could use 1 oz less weight but it would hold just as good. And I never go fishing in saltwater without at least one gotcha plug! Gold with a red head
Just wanted to say you all are awesome and appreciate what you are doing! I live on Crab Creek in Virginia Beach and randomly discovered the channel as I gear up to increase my knowledge of fishing the bay. Keep up the good work. Hope to see y’all out there sometime 🤙
What are your thoughts on putting split rings on your jigheads? With the right size split ring it adds a little rattle noise when jigging maybe and you don't have to use a loop knot.
My wife's favorite rig in all situations is the fish finder rig (I always called them Carolina rigs - pretty sure they are the same thing). On the FL forgotten coast, they are usually pretty good in the surf unless the rip current is really rippin. On the kayak, we also troll with either plugs or crankbait on our way to or from spots. Do you have favorite trolling rigs/lures?
Thank you so much! That’s so informative video. Learned so much again from your videos, thanks once again. Also FYI it’s me who don’t skip every commercial on every video you put out there and just I let it play till the end. 😊
Do you know if the rods you recommended are still available n if so where? Second due to car size are they in 2 piece format? I’m in Yorktown/ Newport News area Virginia
Nice name first off but Naples native here unless you have a boat beach/bridge/pier fishing sucks here it’s like a dead zone between Naples to fortmyers
Can someone please help me with one of my doubts...! 1) Will a fish finder Rig work on a Jetty? 2) Can we rig a Live Shrimp in Fish Finder Rig in a Jetty?
Agree I’ve used a 1 0 live bait for anchovies and tuna for years. Like 50 it doesn’t take a big hook to catch big fish Even 2/0 and cut bait into for catfish will catch 40-50 fish
spoon got you plug jig head worm worm hook wight bass fish wight fly with green yellow black red white work well spiner wood plues bait cas net fish bite blood bait bread corn worms tape fish go for catfish
Thank you for all of you tutorials and education. When I was young my family always went fishing but when they passed away when I was young I never went back to fishing until we got grandchildren. Now it's time to refresh my skills . Thank you both. I also want to say these tutorials never grow old we are thankful that you do basic refreshing it truly helps .
LOVING THIS STUFF! Thank you! I know it's kinda redundant but if you're looking for vid ideas when you're not fishing, I would love to see a "What's in your tackle box" series. Do a tackle box for crappie, or bass, or bluegill then an all around freshwater tackle box. Then a tackle box for reds, spanish, blue etc then a tackle box for saltwater in general. Everything from weights to leaders. Thanks again! I'm gonna be getting a lot of this stuff.
Love your videos. I did a lot of saltwater fishing up to my teen years (Spot, Croaker, Speckled Trout, Flounder, etc.). Grew up spending my summers on Linkhorn Bay, the Narrows, Broad Bay and Lynnhaven inlet. Also fished the CBBT in my dad's boat (flounder, primarily). Primarily because of your channel, my interest has been re-ignited in saltwater fishing again. I bought a lifetime saltwater license, just spent $50 on starting a saltwater artificial kit at Oceans East last weekend, and did my first surf fishing in 40+ years a couple weeks ago. Caught a spiny puffer and a Roundhead on sand fleas per your video--thanks for that tip. My main limitation is the lack of a boat or kayak, so I could use some tips for places I could wade fish with chest waders. Thanks again--love your channel!
keep these videos coming we need more informative videos like this for salt water not enough on youtube
Excellent tutorial, thanks!...isn't the rig with the egg sinker a Carolina rig and the one with a pyramid sinker on a sinker slider a fish finder rig?
Thanks for your fishing tips, virtual fishing friends.
Great video! Keep up the great work
Great tips especially so true regarding flounder fishing and also procure.
This was very helpful, thank you!
Couple q’s:
1) what are your favorite retrieves with bucktails
2) no spoons?
Thanks again!!
Outstanding summary and review of the many detailed vids you've posted. Been steadily increasing my success from my kayak using so many of the techniques and set ups you describe. Please keep 'em coming!
Outstanding up dated plus on the bucktails have some old 3” tandem. And w a Carolina set up to get them out white red red white catch u name it white bass to even tuna yellowtails a purple 6 worm as a trailer
Thanks for the info brother, lots of value in my 3 hrs of watching your videos lol. I'm prepping for my trip here in Texas this weekend. Ready to catch some food in Galveston!
Great video, keep them coming. Big help.
Great video. I'm pre-gaming for OBX in October so keep em coming.
Thanks my friend! I’m trying to go from fresh water bass fishing to saltwater shore fishing...
wow thank you so much. SO MUCH GOOD INFO
Just found this channel last week! Been binge watching.... awesome channel!
Good information
Thanks You, I like this type of videos because I can learn a lot from them.
Great tips!!
Nice video Jeff.
Very good explanations. Hey I tried a new to me type of lead last trip down. A frog tongue sinker. I found that they held a little better than the usual pyramid types. I could use 1 oz less weight but it would hold just as good. And I never go fishing in saltwater without at least one gotcha plug! Gold with a red head
Just wanted to say you all are awesome and appreciate what you are doing! I live on Crab Creek in Virginia Beach and randomly discovered the channel as I gear up to increase my knowledge of fishing the bay. Keep up the good work. Hope to see y’all out there sometime 🤙
What type of saltwater bait do you recommend for the Mississippi saltwater fishing areas
For the Gotchya plugs. Is 5/8 or 7/8 better for surf fishing?
Thanks so much for your tips that's great help me out ✌
Thank you for this! I’ve been fishing saltwater my entire life and I found this to be very helpful 👊🏼
Just seeing and subscribing to your channel. Awesome tips!!!! Looking forward to more from your channel. 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
Good stuff brother! You guys do really good work.
Loved this video thanks .😎
What are your thoughts on putting split rings on your jigheads? With the right size split ring it adds a little rattle noise when jigging maybe and you don't have to use a loop knot.
Thanks!
My wife's favorite rig in all situations is the fish finder rig (I always called them Carolina rigs - pretty sure they are the same thing). On the FL forgotten coast, they are usually pretty good in the surf unless the rip current is really rippin. On the kayak, we also troll with either plugs or crankbait on our way to or from spots.
Do you have favorite trolling rigs/lures?
Hi great stuff as always.. kindly guide me the rod and reel for soft plastics mainly zman. Thanks
Great rod the only thing I disliked was no finger grip! Awesome rod tho well made and very durable
Dude where did you get that 2nd shirt??
Thank you so much! That’s so informative video. Learned so much again from your videos, thanks once again. Also FYI it’s me who don’t skip every commercial on every video you put out there and just I let it play till the end. 😊
Thank you!!
What do you use that Yeti cooler for, bait?
Thanks for all the info. I am new to inshore fishing. Do you ever take people out?
Can you do a video of all ur reels and rods inshore and outshore
Great content, thank you.
Do you use pro cure on all your lures? If you do then do you put it on after every cast? Thanks
Do you know if the rods you recommended are still available n if so where? Second due to car size are they in 2 piece format? I’m in Yorktown/ Newport News area Virginia
which mirrow lures do use vmost?
Thank you
Do you fish in NC other than the OBX
How fast do you fish a buck tail?
bro I want to buy a fishing rod and reel for sea shore jigging or shore casting fishing you suggest, but my budjet is 200$ only please tell me
I like a Carolina rig but they will hang up on Everything that's on the bottom
For artificials you dont need a sinker?
No, because lures have their own weight
It would be helpful to link descriptions of rigs/lures/etc in the description, or the first pinned comment :-)
Is that sw fl like naples
Nice name first off but Naples native here unless you have a boat beach/bridge/pier fishing sucks here it’s like a dead zone between Naples to fortmyers
Great advice as always. Just please do not hook your lures onto your eyelets. You guys make the BEST instructional videos out there. Thank you!
Fish for catfish
Can someone please help me with one of my doubts...!
1) Will a fish finder Rig work on a Jetty?
2) Can we rig a Live Shrimp in Fish Finder Rig in a Jetty?
Yes to both
@@iliketoskate0001 Thank You Ryan. Have you tried it?
@@gigogeorge23 yes it works and you can use other bait like pinfish and other dead/live bait
Forgot the gold spoon
Your hook size is dependent on which fish size you are targeting.
Agree I’ve used a 1 0 live bait for anchovies and tuna for years. Like 50 it doesn’t take a big hook to catch big fish Even 2/0 and cut bait into for catfish will catch 40-50 fish
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Good stuff buddy! Subbed, throw one back our way if ya can! Keep it up!! Tight lines !!!
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spoon got you plug jig head worm worm hook wight bass fish wight fly with green yellow black red white work well spiner wood plues bait cas net fish bite blood bait bread corn worms tape fish go for catfish
That background looks kinda mean and onery.. C'mon..