Scouting north east Florida for Pompano using white sandman float rigs

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  • Опубліковано 4 гру 2024

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  • @quitefrank123
    @quitefrank123 Рік тому

    Great video Mike- Happy Birthday Deaner! Great memories Dad!
    Who cares about a good Pompano- I got a good sucker contraption in my hand.

  • @rkfritz1933
    @rkfritz1933 Рік тому

    Great fishing videos. Surf fishing my favorite to watch and do. I will pick up some floats rigs when I'm there this winter for sure. White ones look big but seems to work really well. I'll get a variety of them. Thanks again.

    • @staugustinesandmanfishing
      @staugustinesandmanfishing  Рік тому

      They do look big but, they are still catching everything that bites it. We ran our butts off today. So many fish!

  • @WorkForAvocados
    @WorkForAvocados Рік тому

    looks like a great day out on the water! Love seeing the pompano back. The blues not so much, but at least they put up a good fight

    • @kerrycook6357
      @kerrycook6357 Рік тому

      Always fun to watch, exciting catch moments. Music adds to the fun. Thanks.

  • @bloodlinefishingadventuresllc
    @bloodlinefishingadventuresllc 11 місяців тому

    Nothing better the Dunkin. Lol. Awesome stuff man. Miss fishing in Florida waters. I just subscribed to your channel. Keep up the great work bud.

  • @onlyfinz8657
    @onlyfinz8657 11 місяців тому

    I bought the last 2 float rigs from genungs on Saturday

    • @staugustinesandmanfishing
      @staugustinesandmanfishing  11 місяців тому +1

      Thank you hope you get on some fish. We just restocked them today. They have a bunch now. And new (white) color

  • @melvinpowell6287
    @melvinpowell6287 Рік тому

    easier to put a towel over the pelicans or the seagull head to calm them down.
    unfortunately, been there and finr that. great video

  • @joshgordon2484
    @joshgordon2484 Рік тому

    What's a ground swell?

    • @staugustinesandmanfishing
      @staugustinesandmanfishing  Рік тому

      When it’s deep up close and the wave crashes your bait hard into the shore like a washing machine. It can de-hook your catch because it spins your catch around when it crashes on shore. We call it a ground swell here. It may be called something else other places. Like “the wash”. It’s usually right where the ocean meets the shoreline. Or an exposed sand bar.