Fishing the Concrete Ships of Kiptopeke Virginia !
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
- We FINALLY make it to Kiptopeke State Park to fish a breakwater made of concrete ships used in WW2. It’s our first time fishing the Chesapeake Bay, known for it biodiverse fishery and unique habitat.
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I going here tommorw so super excited
Lemme know how you do! I had a friend who went a week ago and got a bunch of flounder, one being keeper size
@@paddleandhook okay will do
Omg I caught my first flounder today 3 super super tiny sea base a spot it was so fun I subscribed.
AWESOME!!! Congrats on the flounder and sea bass/spot too, and thanks for subscribing i appreciate you 💪🏻 there are many fish to come!
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Thank you sir!
Wow man nice video man
Good spot...
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Very nice video and beautiful
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Good job and sucsess bro ☕😃
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Croakers are fun to catch. That place is a lot of fun for many different species of fish.
Keep enthusiasm friends, never give up and good luck always, greetings strike from afar.
I'm a 64 year old woman been going to the concrete ships for 20 years. I'll take a horse croaker over a rock fish anyday. Depending on your rig set up and bait sheepshead are good eating. Do you know the difference between the average small croaker that most people catch to the horse croaker?
Hello! I would love to know the difference! We tend to catch some pretty good croaker around delaware and ocean city maryland, especially in the Fall, but I dont know the term horse croaker...
@@paddleandhook A horse croaker is on average around 14 inches long. 😁🐟
@@tinacreekmore6959 thats a nice size one for sure! Man the big ones pull pretty hard for sure. Thanks for the info!
@@paddleandhook fishnet guys usually trap alot. Makes it hard for us to find and hook one. I guess that's why it's called fishing 🙂
You caught some really awesome species down there. Croakers always make me laugh, toadfish are gorgeous! That ribbon fish was so neat. Love the swimming balloon you caught too!
Dpuck Fishing and Outdoors i think that the variety keeps it interesting. I think a guy could try a 100 fish challenge if he had a week in that spot ;) if you ever come to that area it may work out!
Looks like you had some less then desirable weather, but still managed to catch some fish! That ribbon fish was really cool! Great video!
Jersey Boys Outdoors at least we could get out long enough to fish and explore a bit. Thanks for watching! Kiptopeke is definitely worth a stopover if you’re fishing the CBBT area.
Paddle and Hook I’ll definitely check it out if I’m ever in the area!
Love some saltwater multi-species action! Have never fished this location, but have driven by there a ton going between PA and NC. Loved the video! New subscribers and friends from Philly!
Father & Sons Fishing its worth a stop at least once just to take a look around! Its only a few minutes off the path to the bat bridge tunnel :) im glad you liked the video, and tight lines my friends!!
You are a good fisherman. hopefully you will be more successful and you can always strike
Hello my Friend 😉 Like! good Fishing 👍
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Thank you! I looked up the translation it said dasyat could mean either fiercely good, or terrible. Im hoping you meant its good :)
Haha. I have been reading a new book I got (Audubon Field guide to fishes) and I thought man I'd love to catch an oyster toadfish (I like all the weird fish). Now I know where to go and not to brag about it. 😂Awesome variety of fish out there. Cool spot with all those rusty ships. 👍
Peeling Line haha i like seeing them too, sometimes they male a slow day a little more fun. But they mostly get on the line when im fishing for other more desirable fish. They are incredibly soft to the touch! I cant wait to go back again someday. The fish guide sounds like a good read to me :)
@@paddleandhook It isn't a great read but there are a lot of pictures. It's more of a reference book.