Yankee Capts Long Range Gulf Trip Part 2 of 2 - Florida Sport Fishing TV - Snapper Grouper Tuna
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The next best thing to actually being there is watching our shows filmed aboard the Yankee Capts as we fish deep into the Gulf of Mexico for multiple days at a time. This is part 2, the conclusion of Expedition Gulf. We target snapper, grouper, tuna and more and I spend the time discussing everything you need to know to make the most of these long range adventures.
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i can’t even say how many times i’ve rewatches all the yankee capts episodes over the years. within these next couple years i’ll for sure find myself gulf bound on the yankee! cant wait for this year’s episodes in november!
unreal. bucket list trip for sure
Yes sir! - Capt Mike
Great videos… thanks for sharing your trips and knowledge. I worked on head boats out of Brooklyn and Staten Island NY in the 80s and 90s started at 14 yo. Everything from half day, full day, crazy drunk night bluefish trips, and a couple times a year, offshore long range. Tuna in the Hudson Canyons and Cod in the winter. Thanks again!!
I grew up doing same, headboats out of Shark River, Golden Eagle etc, blues/fluke/blackfish/canyon tuna etc.Thank you for watching and please join my new streaming channel, www.FSFTV.com. Enjoy 300+ instructional videos with NO UA-cam ads, weekly seminars, see new content first, free subscription to Florida Sport Fishing Magazine and more! - Capt Mike
Another great video! I hope they are comping your trip for the priceless advertisement.
Thanks for watching. - Capt Mike
Would love to plan a trip like this! Next pro's tip video you do with this trip you guys should do your inventory check list. Such as how much bait, tackle, rods, etc...... you bring. Great stuff once again Capt. Mike!
Thank you.
I have been on 2 regular Tortuga's trips that were amazing.This trip looks epic!!!Going this summer for shire.
Looking forward to seeing you there. - Capt Mike
I like the idea of doing it my self better but it still looks fun.
If the weather was that good lol.
that is freakin awesome
It was a great trip for sure, going again this Thursday, look for new shows in late summer. - Capt Mike
Awesome Vid
Thanks for watching. - Capt Mike
Awesome guys, love these shows with this crew. What time of the year was this?
June 2017. - Capt Mike
Thanks!
You guys need to hook up with the guys from Hubbards marina out of johns pass St. Petersburg, they do multiple different long range trips and they catch loads of grouper over there.
Did that trip mates were rude and only took care of certain people the rest of us had to fend for ourselves and at the end of the trip they want tips and we lost a lot of our fish
are the eyes bugged out because of the change in depth?
Yes, pressure.
I can’t believe the fish are not bled and gutted
Question? Is there a fish processing company there to clean and vacuum pack the fish, for the fishermen that fly there to fish? so they can take home all that good meat?
No, but you can pack and ship them back yourself through a local UPS shop. Please join my new streaming channel with 300+ instructional videos at www.FSFTV.com. Sign up today and receive a free trolling lure. - Capt Mike
What the heck jurisdiction does FWC have 100 miles offshore in International Waters. From what I have read once a vessel is outside the three mile limit they are also outside a State's legal jurisdiciton as well and USCG then has rights on the high seas.
AWSOME VIDEO👍💯 What is the price???
$600+ depending on trip, visit www.YankeeCapts.com for more info. - Capt Mike
Man I love the videos but the ads are getting ridiculous. Please stop being so greedy.
Thanks for watching, FF through ads if you'd like, however we value our partners and do what we can to expose them. - Capt Mike
Never heard of FWC helping usually that’s the Coast Guard
They showed up to do a fisheries inspection. It was surprising more than 100 miles from shore to see them roll up.
Lol fwc was probably just trying to get those numbers lol
Ha, thats funny. Thanks for watching. - Capt Mike
I would bet money FWC showing up there wasn't just coincidence. Good opportunity to show up and send a message that you can expect them to be anywhere anytime.
How come its a 4 day trip but can only keep a 2day limit? And if its a 2 day trip can you still keep the 2 day limit or is it a 1 day limit for a 2 day trip?
Fairly normal regardless of state. Typically referred to as a "trip limit" "field limit" or "possession limit." Two daily limits is widely used, but always know the regs of the state you are fishing or hunting in. And yes... in Florida the rule is any trip where you are on the vessel over 24 hours you can keep a 2 day limit. You can find that on the charter site and the DNC site.
correct, max 2 day limit. - Capt Mike
They need to but a RSW cooling on it
Say what? - Capt Mike
@@FloridaSportFishing Raw saltwater cooling its what we use on the west coast. It keeps your catch cold and frozen untill you hit the dock. Its what we use to cool down tuna quickly after bleeding them
Where are your electric reels this trip?????????
This was a Pulley Ridge Lite trip (200-400 ft.), we don't fish the deep (500+) unless conditions allow, and no electric/power assist reels at all. All manual. - Capt Mike